France Excellence Europa Scholarships 2025

The France Excellence Europa Scholarships 2025 are a golden opportunity for students from the European Union to pursue their Master’s studies in France—with generous financial support and multiple student benefits. This prestigious scholarship, funded by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, aims to promote academic excellence and strengthen European cooperation.

Fields of Study:

• Culture & Heritage

• Education and Pedagogy

• French Language & Civilization

• Foreign Languages & Civilizations

• European Studies

• Law and Political Science

• Health

• Environmental Sciences

• Computer Science and Digital

💰 Scholarship Benefits:

• 🪙 EUR 6,850 half-yearly living allowance

• 🏠 EUR 1,700 installation allowance

• 📝 Full exemption from registration fees

• 🛏️ Priority access to CROUS university accommodation

• 🩺 Health insurance for the first three months

• ➕ Supplementary health insurance coverage

• ❌ CVEC fee exemption (Contribution de Vie Étudiante et de Campus)

• 🎭 Discounts on cultural activities

✅ Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be a national of one of the 26 EU countries (e.g. Germany, Italy, Sweden, etc.)

• Must not be a French national (including dual citizens)

• Must be 18 years or older at the start of the program

• No upper age limit (unless you already hold a Master’s degree)

• Must be admitted to a French institution for M1 or M2 in 2025–2026

• Must not already hold a French higher education degree

• Must not be enrolled in France at the time of application

• Cannot be a recipient of other French government scholarships (e.g. Erasmus+, AUF)

📝 How to Apply:

1. Visit the official Campus France website

2. Complete the France Excellence Scholarship Application Form

3. Prepare and upload the required documents

4. Submit your completed application

5. Send your application to the French Embassy in your country

📄 Required Documents:

• Duly completed France Excellence Scholarship Form

• CV (in French or English)

• Cover Letter (in French or English)

• Academic transcripts from the last two years

• ID card copy

• Admission letter to M1 or M2 program

• Certificates of French or English proficiency, if applicable (DELF, DALF, TCF, TEF / TOEFL, IELTS, etc.)

• Letter of Recommendation (in French or English)

🔗 Don’t miss out! If you’re aiming to study in France and grow academically in a diverse and vibrant environment, this is the opportunity for you.

For more information and to apply, visit Campus France.