International M2 students
As an integral component of its Attract mission, the Genetics and Epigenetics New Education G.E.N.E. Graduate school (Ecole Universitaire de Recherche Génétique et Epigénétique Nouvelle Ecole – EUR GENE) extends an annual opportunity by awarding 10 scholarships to international students pursuing the Master 2 in Genetics at Université Paris Cité.
To delve deeper into the instructional content of the Master’s program, please explore the European Master’s in Genetics website for comprehensive information.
Financing description
- A scholarship of 10,000€
- Simplified access to CROUS student housing (subject to annual availability)
Eligibility criteria
- Possess a Master 1 (or its equivalent) earned in a country other than France.
- Demonstrate the essential prerequisites for enrollment in a Master 2 program in Genetics.
- Hold a nationality other than French.
- Submit a comprehensive application within the specified period during the call for applications.
Important information
Prospective applicants can submit their applications online from Sunday, December 1st, 2024, to Friday, January 17th, 2025, until 5 pm (CET).
To avoid potential saturation of the service on the deadline day due to high traffic, we recommend not waiting until the last minute to submit your application. Additionally, please be aware of the following:
- No appeals will be entertained for applications not submitted by the deadline.
- Multiple submissions will result in none of the applications being considered.
- Personalised feedback on applications will not be provided.
Caution !
Submitting an application for the scholarship does not serve as an application for the Master’s degree, and the latter must be pursued through its designated procedure.
Scholarship recipients will be automatically granted admission to the Master’s program and are required to adhere to the standard registration protocols.
It is the responsibility of successful applicants to ensure they possess all the requisite documents for studying in France.
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