Scholarships

Milyon in the service of the excellence at Lyon—Saint-Étienne

The Université de Lyon gathers several high level universities and engineering schools (in particular, École Centrale de Lyon, INSA de Lyon, Université Lyon 1, Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne, partners of Milyon) and ENS de Lyon. The high quality programs attract numerous students, including foreign ones. By choosing one of the possibilities offered by the Lyon–Saint-Étienne area, these students contribute to the excellence of the programs. Through its scholarships, Milyon amplifies this ingoing mobility and enhances area’s attractiveness.

Milyon scholarships at a glance

The Excellence Laboratory Milyon offers Master or 3rd year (Bachelor level) scholarships of a net amount of 1 000 euros/month, for 10 months. The scholarships are renewable on an annual basis.

The main criterion in the evaluation of the applications is the excellence of academic records. English or French level skills (according to the language of the program) are also taken into account.

In addition to its regular scholarships program, Milyon can supplement (up to 1 000 euros/month for 10 months) partial support for studying in the Lyon–Saint-Étienne area.

Studying in Lyon: how much does it cost?

3rd year tuition: 184 euros/year
Master program tuition: 256 euros/year
Health insurance: 215 euros/year
Housing: 200–400 euros/month

Schedule

Call for applications opens in October 2017
Deadline for applications: January 9th 2018
Results: around February 15th 2018

The evaluation process involves Milyon’s Training Commission, as well as the programs directors.

In the Advanced Mathematics and Fundamental Computer Science Master programs, Milyon scholarships parallel the Ampère scholarships of ENS de Lyon: candidates to these scholarships can apply at the same time to Milyon scholarships.

Useful links

Programs eligible for Milyon scholarships

ENS de Lyon scholarships for international students

How to apply?

Candidates must upload the following documents:

résumé (vitae) (at most 2 pages)
motivation letter describing:
- their scientific interests and taste
- the matching between the program they apply for and the previous training
- their project
scanned version of their academic results (all university years)
description of the courses followed in 2016–2017
two recommandation letters (one from their tutor in 2016–2017)