Pakistani Students Can Apply for Master’s and PhD Eiffel Scholarships in France
Pakistani students can apply for the France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship 2027 for Master’s and PhD studies in France. The French … Read More The post Pakistani Students Can Apply for Master’s and PhD Eiffel Scholarships in France appeared first on ProPakistani .
The Pakistan Excellence Eiffel Scholarship 2027 offers Master's and PhD opportunities for international students, including Pakistani nationals, to pursue higher education in France. This scholarship is managed by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs and overseen by Campus France, which coordinates the program. French universities nominate high-performing international students for selected Master's and doctoral programs.
Direct application to Campus France is not permitted; students must be selected by a French institution and have the scholarship application submitted on their behalf.
Key details for the 2027 scholarship include:
- Country: France
- Scholarship Name: France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship
- Study Levels: Master's and PhD
- Eligible Applicants: International students (Pakistani nationals can apply as foreign candidates if they meet academic and admission requirements)
- Master's Age Limit: Up to 29 years
- PhD Age Limit: Up to 35 years
- Monthly Allowance: €1,200 for Master's students, €2,100 for PhD students
- Tuition Fees: Not covered by the Eiffel program
- Deadline for French Institutions: January 6, 2027
- Expected Results: Week of April 12, 2027
The scholarship targets international students seeking to continue their higher education in France. Pakistani nationals qualify as foreign candidates if they meet the academic and admission requirements of their chosen French institution. For the 2027 competition, Master's applicants cannot be older than 29, while doctoral applicants can be up to 35. Candidates must also meet additional requirements set by their chosen French university and academic program.
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