FranceMasterDeadline varies by university or programmePartially FundedIDIL Master's Scholarship, University of Montpellier 2027–2029
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The University of Montpellier gives international students admitted to IDIL master's tracks an automatic scholarship of up to €5,400 over two years. IDIL is a University of Montpellier graduate programme funded under the France 2030 plan. It offers a two-year research master's taught entirely in English, built around work in the university's laboratories on the interdisciplinary theme of feeding, protecting and healing, bringing together biology, ecology, agriculture and health. The scholarship is €3,000 in the first year and €2,400 in the second, paid for the first half of each academic year, and is awarded automatically to every international student admitted to an eligible IDIL master's track who meets the conditions, once administrative registration at the university is complete. Applicants must not hold French nationality and must not have studied at a French higher education institution in the two years before admission; the award cannot be combined with an Eiffel scholarship or other awards that exclude it. The university notes that the scholarship does not cover all living costs, so students need other funds for housing, food and insurance, although M1 and M2 laboratory internships are paid at roughly €620 to €650 a month. There is no separate scholarship deadline: it follows the admission calendar of each master's track.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
4 Benefits€3,000 in the first year
Paid for the first semester of M1.
€2,400 in the second year
Paid for the first semester of M2.
Automatic award
No separate application is needed if the conditions are met.
Paid research internships
M1 and M2 lab internships pay roughly €620 to €650 a month.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
5 CriteriaAll except: France (specific track conditions apply)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.
Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: €3,000 in the first year, €2,400 in the second year, Automatic award, Paid research internships.
Eligible levels: Master.
Deadline varies by university or programme. Follow the official website for updates.
Apply directly on the official website: https://idil.edu.umontpellier.fr/en/accueil-des-etudiants-internationaux-2/la-prise-en-charge-idil/. ForsaEdu does not receive applications or charge any fee.
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