Overview

The Chalhoub Scholarship is a prestigious academic scholarship designed for students wishing to study at Sciences Po University in France. This scholarship is available to both undergraduate and master’s level students and covers a significant portion of tuition fees, helping exceptional students from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to pursue higher education in France. The scholarship is part of Sciences Po’s commitment to fostering international diversity and excellence.

Who Can Apply?

• To be eligible for Chalhoub Scholarships, applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Required Languages: English
• Eligible Countries: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Koweit, Bahrein, Lebanon, Syria, Qatar, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Oman, Iran, and Iraq.
• Candidates must be accepted to Sciences Po’s undergraduate studies program (Menton campus) or one of Sciences Po’s Masters programs.

Application Procedure

The application process for the Chalhoub Scholarship is integrated with the general admissions process at SciencesPo. To apply:

1. Begin by creating an account on the SciencesPo admissions portal.
2. Select the relevant undergraduate or master’s program you wish to apply for at SciencesPo.
3. Provide necessary documents, such as academic references, transcripts, and proof of language proficiency.
4. Once your application is complete, submit it through the admissions portal.

Note: No additional application is needed for the Chalhoub Scholarship itself. If you are accepted into SciencesPo, you will automatically be considered for the scholarship.

What Financial Support is Available?

• Undergraduate Level: Students enrolled in the undergraduate program at Sciences Po’s Menton campus will receive a scholarship of €14,600 per year for the duration of their 3-year program.

• Master’s Level: Students enrolled in any of Sciences Po’s master’s programs in Paris will receive a scholarship of €23,300 per year for the duration of their 2-year master’s program (contingent upon continuation of studies at Sciences Po at the Master’s level).

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