Eligibility for Scholarships:
Candidates from all over the world may apply to the Master. However, there are differences between European and Non-European candidates for scholarships.
Third countries students may apply to a category A scholarship (24,000 Euros per year), whereas European students may apply to a category B scholarship (11,500 Euros per year). European students, who send their 4-th semester in a third country, will receive an additional lump sum of 3,000 Euros (just one time, not every year).
Expenses covered by the scholarships
University of Lyon 2 will take care of the scholarships in respect to the recommendations of the European Commission. Students will receive their due amounts in their bank account established in France. The expenses covered by the scholarship are listed in the following table. All amounts (unless otherwise specified) are to be intended per year.
| Usage | Category A scholarships | Category B scholarships | Scholars grant |
Enrollment fees (including local university fees, health and home insurance, welcome pack) This amount is not given to the student, but goes directly to the Master.
| 8 000.00 € | 4 000.00 € | |
Travel
| 2 000.00 € | 750.00 € | |
| Monthly allowance (12 times) | 12 000.00 € | 6000.00 € | 1 200.00 € per week (travel and subsistance)
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| Installation | 2 000.00 €
| 750.00 €
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| Total for 1 year | 24 000.00 € | 11 500.00 € + 3000.00 for stage in third countries
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In addition to the scholarships fundend by the EU, the Consortium adds the following ones:
- For Non European students: 5 scholarships, each of the amount of 10,000.00 € per year. This amount covers the 8,000.00 € to be payed to the Consortium as fees for ther Master, plus 2,000.00 € as contribution to travel. The grantee has only to provide the means of subsistence by him/herself.
- For European students: 5 scholarships, each of the amount of 5,000.00 € per year. This amount covers the 4,000.00 € to be payed to the Consortium as fees for ther Master, plus 1,000.00 € as contribution to travel. The grantee has only to provide the means of subsistence by him/herself.