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Sciences Po · Application cycle 2027/2028

Émile Boutmy Scholarship for Master's at Sciences Po 2027/2028

Applications open Partially funded?

About this scholarship

A tuition discount of 18,500 euros a year for non-EU students in a two-year master's at Sciences Po in Paris. You ask for it in your admission application.

Funding type

Covers: 18,500 euros off the tuition fee in each of the two years. Does not cover: the rest of the fee, living costs or travel. You lose it if you fail a year or defer your place. It can be combined with outside scholarships like Eiffel, but not with other Sciences Po scholarships.

Tuition fees
Partially covered
Living costs
Not covered
Travel
Not covered
Insurance
Not specified

Eligibility requirements

Nationalities
All nationalities
Residence condition
No residence condition

From a country outside the EU, and your parents do not pay tax in the EU Applying to Sciences Po for the first time Admitted to a two-year master's programme Not open to: holders of a second EU nationality, the journalism masters, one-year masters, most dual degrees and the PhD

Minimum grade
Not stated
Work experience asked for
Not stated
Return condition
Return condition not stated
How to apply
Straight to the provider

Language requirements and exemptions

Language test not mentioned

The language and level depend on the programme. Your test result must be in the application before the scholarship deadline. For the 2027 intake, the test must be taken on or after 1 January 2025. You may not need a test if you studied two years in a row in a university programme taught fully in English, with proof from your university.

University admission details

Admission included in application?

There is no separate scholarship application. You choose it in the 'Financial information' section of your admission application. Only complete files are read, and only admitted students are considered. There are two rounds: apply by 18 October 2026 to get the result before 20 December, or by 29 November 2026 to get it before 2 March 2027. You cannot ask for it after you are admitted.

Required documents

Online application with a motivation letter Two academic references Passport or national ID CV Transcripts for all your university studies Bachelor's degree, if you have it Grade average certificate Language test result if your programme asks for it GRE or GMAT for some programmes

Application steps

Choose a two-year master's programme and check its language requirement. Start an application on the Sciences Po admissions site. Ask your referees early and upload your language test. In 'Financial information', choose the Émile Boutmy scholarship. Pay the application fee and submit before 29 November 2026, 23:59 Paris time, or before 18 October for an earlier answer.

Requirement checklist

Master's application Required

On the Sciences Po admissions site. Choose the scholarship in the 'Financial information' section.

Motivation letter Required

Written inside the application, in the language of the programme.

Two academic references Required

You add your referees in the application and they fill in the form themselves.

Transcripts Required

For all your university years, with a translation into English or French if needed. You may translate them yourself.

CV and ID Required

Passport or national ID.

Language test result Conditional?

Depends on the programme. It must be in the application before the scholarship deadline.

GRE or GMAT Conditional?

For some programmes only.

Scholarship contacts

Scholarship page on the Sciences Po website: Contact form (opens in a new tab)

Universities and contacts

Sciences Po

France

No official contact email published

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