Scholarships at INSEEC

The French government’s Mobility grant is awarded on the basis of social criteria to students studying or doing work experience abroad. It helps to reduce the cost of your international stay.

The Erasmus+ scheme offers financial aid, regardless of income, for your periods of study or work experience in Europe, in the partner countries of the programme.

The amount of the grant is capped and adjusted according to the standard of living in the host country. It varies according to your destination and the length of your stay.

For further information, please contact the International Relations Department.

Yes, the BBA and Grande Ecole programmes are authorised to accept students with government grants.

You can apply for the social criteria grant online from 15 January. You must submit your application to the CROUS of the academy in which you are currently enrolled.

To estimate the amount you can claim, a simulation service is available online.

This is financial aid granted to student tenants. All you have to do is apply to your CAF when you sign the lease.

Four criteria are used to calculate the APL:

• The composition of your family
• Your resources last year
• The amount of your rent or mortgage repayments for your principal residence
• The geographical location of the property

To find out how much you can get, a simulation system is available directly on the CAF website.

The Visale guarantee, offered by Action Logement, provides students of legal age with a free rental deposit, regardless of income.

Managed by the CROUS, it is accessible in all the académies and facilitates access to all types of accommodation.

The initial equipment allowance is a one-off payment made to students to help finance the purchase of equipment needed for their training (computer, professional equipment, etc.).

This aid is awarded on the basis of social criteria and is applied for through the CROUS. The amount varies according to the student’s situation and the type of equipment required.

The Study Mobility Passport entitles you, subject to certain conditions, to cover the cost of one return plane ticket per university or school year.

The Jacques Lambert Foundation scholarship is awarded to young people admitted to the first year of a business school, selected on the basis of academic and social criteria. This scholarship is exclusively for students of French nationality.

Aid awarded to students on the Grande École and Bachelor programmes, on the basis of social and academic criteria and on the basis of applications.

INSEEC wants to promote equal opportunities and support students with high potential. The tuition fund has therefore been set up to support deserving students facing financial difficulties.

Procedure: applications must be renewed each year with the administrative team. Grants are awarded on the basis of social criteria, attendance and merit.

The amount awarded varies from €200 to €1,000 per student.