Interested in earning a master’s degree in Europe with financial assistance? The Sophie Germain Scholarship 2025 in France presents a remarkable chance for international students who have a strong interest in mathematics. This scholarship is available to applicants from countries outside of Europe and provides funding for gifted individuals who aspire to succeed in Mathematics and Applications at leading universities in France.
The initiative aims to motivate global talent to participate in advanced mathematical research. It provides significant financial advantages, such as help with tuition fees, travel expenses, and housing, allowing students to concentrate on their academic work and research in an inspiring international setting.
Scholarship Overview
- The Sophie Germain Scholarship offers opportunities for master’s programs at:
- University of Paris-Saclay
- Institut Polytechnique de Paris
- These universities feature qualifying master’s programs where students can engage in innovative mathematical research. A committee chooses awardees based on their academic achievements, with stringent selection standards established by the FMJH Scientific Council.
Details
- Host Country: France
- Institutions: University of Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris
- Scholarship Length: 2 years (Master’s degree)
- Financial Support: Partially Funded
- Application Due Date: January 31, 2025
Scholarship Benefits
The Sophie Germain Scholarship offers several advantages to selected scholars, ensuring they have the resources and environment needed to thrive:
- Annual Scholarship Amount: €11,000 per year.
- Travel Allowance: Up to €2,000 for first-time international students to cover round-trip and visa fees.
- Registration Fees: Covered for eligible master’s programs.
- Accommodation: Provided for first-time international students.
- Housing Kit: Includes essential household items worth €100 (e.g., bedsheets, comforter, cookware, cutlery).
- Networking Opportunities: Attend FMJH’s annual master’s day and connect with fellow scholars and faculty.
- Research Facilities: Access to advanced laboratories and resources for conducting mathematical research.
- Cultural Exchange: An opportunity to explore Europe’s rich culture and history.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Sophie Germain Scholarship 2025, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Be an overseas student coming from a non-European nation.
- Possess a Bachelor’s degree.
- Either be a new graduate or presently in the initial year of a master’s program.
- Maintain a strong academic background.
- Submit an application for an approved master’s program in Mathematics and Applications at the University of Paris-Saclay or Institut Polytechnique de Paris.
- Meet the requirements set by the selected program and institution.
Required Documents
Applicants need to prepare the following documents:
- Passport
- Transcripts: From previous academic institutions (Bachelor’s and/or first-year master’s).
- Academic CV
- Study Plan: Outline your academic goals and research interests.
- Referee Details: Contact information for two referees who can provide recommendation letters.
Application Process
The application process is entirely online. Follow these steps to apply for the Sophie Germain Scholarship:
- Visit the official website of the scholarship program.
- Complete the online application form, ensuring all required information is accurate.
- Specify the master’s degree program for which you are applying.
- Upload all necessary documents, including transcripts and CV.
- Provide the contact details of referees, who will be contacted for recommendation letters.
- Review your application carefully before submitting.
Link Registration
Deadline
The cutoff for applying to the Sophie Germain Scholarship for 2025 is January 31, 2025. Ensure that your application and all necessary documents are sent in ahead of this date to qualify for consideration.
Begin your path to academic achievement and submit your application today to be part of the distinguished group of scholars influencing the future of math in France! For additional details, check the official scholarship website.