FranceMasterNext cycle not announced yetLiving Stipend OnlyANITI AI Master's Scholarships, University of Toulouse 2027–2028
Opportunity Overview
ANITI at the University of Toulouse gives about 20 top master's students of any nationality a €10,000 scholarship in its labelled AI programmes. ANITI is the Toulouse artificial intelligence institute and one of France's national AI institutes; it labels a set of master's programmes across University of Toulouse institutions such as Toulouse III Paul Sabatier, the Toulouse School of Economics, Toulouse Capitole and Toulouse Jean Jaurès. Eligible programmes are split into core AI master's, such as Artificial Intelligence: Foundations and Applications (IAFA), Computer Science and Mathematics for AI (IMA), Data Science and Engineering (SID), Operations Research and Optimisation, Mathematics and Economic Decision (MED) and Data Science for Social Science (D3S), and AI integration master's, such as Computer Science for Aerospace (CSA), embedded and connected systems, statistics and econometrics, and MIAGE programmes. The scholarship is worth €10,000 for one academic year, paid in ten monthly instalments of €1,000. It is open to first-year master's (M1) applicants holding a bachelor's degree and to second-year (M2) applicants who have completed M1. It can be combined with need-based social grants but not with apprenticeship or professional training contracts. ANITI's education committee selects winners on academic excellence and motivation to join a research project in one of ANITI's chairs, starting with the M2 internship. The 2026 round closed on 2 May 2026; the 2027 date has not yet been announced and, based on the last cycle, is expected in spring.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
4 Benefits€10,000 for the year
Paid in ten monthly instalments of €1,000, starting in November.
Combinable with social grants
Can be combined with French need-based grants.
Pathway to a PhD
A chance to join a research project in an ANITI chair from the M2 internship.
Academic distinction
Only about 20 awards are made each year.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
5 CriteriaAll nationalities worldwide
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Funding type: Living Stipend Only. Announced benefits: €10,000 for the year, Combinable with social grants, Pathway to a PhD, Academic distinction.
Eligible levels: Master.
Next cycle not announced yet. Follow the official website for updates.
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