FranceMasterTaught in French · programmes in English availableNext cycle not announced yetPartially FundedRifaa Al-Tahtawi Master's Scholarship in France 2027–2028 for Egyptian Students
Opportunity Overview
A scholarship offered for about thirteen years by the Embassy of France in Egypt through the Institut français d'Égypte, for Egyptian students applying to the second year of a master's degree (Master 2) at a French higher education institution. It pays a monthly allowance of €860 (an indicative amount that may be revised) for up to 10 months, including any compulsory internship, and gives a waiver of registration fees at public institutions under the French Ministry of Higher Education, a waiver of the student life contribution (CVEC), a free visa and help booking a university residence. It does not cover the air ticket or tuition beyond the registration-fee waiver. Applicants need at least B2 in French or English and must first apply to a Master 2 programme through Études en France or directly with the institution. Distance and work-study (alternance) programmes are not eligible, and French-Egyptian dual nationals cannot apply. The 14th call (2026–2027) was published on 4 December 2025 and closed on 15 February 2026, with results in June. The 2027–2028 call has not been announced yet.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
4 BenefitsMonthly allowance of €860
For up to 10 months covering study and the compulsory internship. The amount is indicative and may be revised; any internship extension is self-funded.
Registration fee and CVEC waiver
At public institutions under the French Ministry of Higher Education. Other tuition fees are not covered.
Free visa
Help booking a university residence
The rent is paid by the student.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
7 CriteriaEgypt only
Required Documents
8 DocsIn French or English, in the language of the programme in France.
One page, Times New Roman 11, in the same language as the CV.
With a translation if the original is in Arabic.
With a translation if the original is in Arabic.
With a translation if the original is in Arabic.
An Études en France file number (e.g. EG20-XXXXX), or the institution's application receipt or admission letter.
Acceptance & Language Tests
2 TestsOne language is enough: French or English.
One language is enough: French or English.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.
Yes, an official English proficiency certificate is required. Check the official website for the required score.
Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: Monthly allowance of €860, Registration fee and CVEC waiver, Free visa, Help booking a university residence.
Eligible levels: Master.
Next cycle not announced yet. Follow the official website for updates.
Required documents: One-page CV, Copy of a valid passport (identity page), Cover letter describing the study plan, Secondary-school leaving certificate transcript, Transcripts for all university years, Copy of the latest degree, Proof of language level, Proof of application or admission to a Master 2 in France.
Apply directly on the official website: https://www.ifegypte.com/en/studies-programs/grants-and-calls-for-projects/. ForsaEdu does not receive applications or charge any fee.
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Submit your application directly through the official provider portal.
Available Majors
Open to all fields of study
Key Details
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