Fellowship & Relocation grant
Caution!
➤ Applications for Fellowship & Relocation grants and application for the Master’s tracks are two different procedures. You will find more information on how to apply to the Master’s degree programme on the relevant web page or by contacting the person in charge (see links to the Master programmes on the web page of each Graduate Programme).
⇢ You must submit 2 separate applications.
➤ The Graduate Programme Office is only in charge of the selection of Fellowship & Relocation grant laureates. The Heads of the Master tracks are responsible for the selection for entry into the Master Programme.
⇢ To know the status or the result of your application to the Master, please refer directly to the head of the Master track.
➤ If you are accepted to one of the Masters tracks that make up the Graduate Programme but were not selected for a scholarship, you are still part of the Graduate Programme. If you were selected for a scholarship but were not accepted to the Master programme or did not complete your year, you would not be eligible for the scholarship.
⇢ To benefit from the Graduate Programme scholarships, you will need to confirm your acceptance to the Master.
Calendar 2024
| Applications | Results | |
|---|---|---|
| #1 CALL | 1 February - 15 March | 15 April |
| #2 CALL | 1 April - 15 May | 15 June |
Fellowship & Relocation Grant
☑️ Eligibility: This call is open to students intending to enroll in a master track of the Graduate Programme in the next academic year, at M1 or M2 level. Special attention is given to applications from foreign or other French universities, but applications from students of ULille are also welcome.
~ The scholarship can be renewed once ~
☑️ Grant allocation criteria: Selection will be based on the following criteria:
- Academic criteria : based on the study track followed, the academic record, and the institution of origin
- Professional criteria : based on the research project and consistency with the scope of the Graduate Programme
☑️ Amount: The scholarship (3500 €) covers one academic year and is paid at once the beginning of the first semester*. An additional relocation grant (3500 €) is available upon request for foreign students enrolling for the first time in a French university.
*after academic registration*, upon presentation of a certificate of registration at the University of Lille, as well as proof of physical presence at the University of Lille.
*except for the Graduate programme Precision health: the fellowship is paid at once after the academic results of the first semester upon presentation of the academic results.
Guidelines for online application
Please read carefully the following guidelines
- The application form must be filled out in English or French
- The online application form is divided into different steps, each associated with one page. All registration steps can be modified prior to final submission of the application (final step).
- Fully completed application must be submitted online before the deadline
- All the documents indicated as mandatory must be provided through the application form.
- If you submit more than one application, only the most recent one will be considered.
- After submission of your application, you will receive an automatic acknowledgement of receipt by e-mail (check your spam box if necessary).
Upload required documents
If you meet all the requirements and wish to apply for the Graduate Programme fellowships and relocation grants, the following list of documents should be attached to the application in PDF format:
- Curriculum Vitae, detailing your education and degrees obtained (with indication of global grade average and rank when possible), your work experience including internships, certificates and awards, skills and any information that may help to assess your application.
- Certified copy of your degree(s) (add an English translation if necessary) or certificate of registration from your university (for final year students)
- Transcript of marks for the last two years.
- Copy of official language certificate showing English language skills
- Passport (or valid identity document)
- two reference letters by teachers or researchers who have spent some time with you. They should explain in which circumstances they have known you and then describe what they think are your qualities and strengths, and why they think we should award a scholarship to you.
- Any other document you consider useful for the application
All the documents indicated as mandatory must be provided through the application form. Incomplete applications will not be considered. If you are missing a mandatory document, please attach a text file explaining your situation.