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Licence and Master programmes (general differentiated fee schedule)

Università di Corsica Pasquale Paoli · Corte · 2 years (M1/M2) for Master; 3 years for Licence

Source-linked programme profile · reviewed 4 November 2026Fee and calendar evidence retain their stated year

PUBLISHED FEE

€3,950

per year, Master differentiated rate (Licence: €2,902)

Fee year / cohort
2026–2027
Applicant category
Non-EU students

Official page confirms these as the standard national differentiated rates; exemptions capped at 30% of affected students for 2026–2027. A student moving from Licence 3 into Master 1 switches into the differentiated regime even if previously exempted. CVEC €105 separate.

Tuition planning reserve

€3,950–€4,345 for the stated fee period

Current listed fee plus an optional 10% budgeting cushion. This is an Althéa planning allowance, not a forecast of university fees, an invoice or a scholarship-adjusted price. Use the fee period above; a semester fee is not an annual fee.

CVEC: €105 for 2026–27 unless exempt. Official CVEC amount & exemptions ↗

Fee evidence: studia.universita.corsica ↗

Recurring window

Études en France platform: opens 1 October; country-specific closing dates vary

Most non-EU applicants apply via Études en France; confirm exact closing dates via your local Campus France office. This is a general institutional fee entry — see the Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique or Faculté des Sciences, Techniques et Santé catalogues for specific named programmes.

Calendar evidence: www.egypte.campusfrance.org ↗

Your application preparation plan

Prepare your documents 8–12 weeks before Études en France platform: opens 1 October; country-specific closing dates vary. Aim to submit before the official closing date to allow time for corrections.

Althéa preparation recommendation; the university deadline above remains authoritative.

Application route & calendar source ↗

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

Know your application route.

Contact the Service des Relations Internationales before administrative enrolment. See the specific Licence or Master programme page for the full academic checklist.

Prepare your application file.

  • Bachelor’s qualification, full transcripts and grading scale
  • CV and a programme-specific statement of purpose
  • English/other teaching-language evidence or an accepted exemption
  • Academic references and any programme-specific portfolio, research proposal or test
  • Passport details and a separate tuition, living-cost and visa-funding plan

This is a preparation checklist; the programme portal determines the required attachments.

Applicants resident in India should begin with Campus France India. The application route depends on the programme and institution; an admission offer does not automatically complete the pre-consular steps.

BEYOND TUITION

Living, funding and next steps.

LIVING & ACCOMMODATION

Plan beyond tuition.

€600–€800 / month

CROUS residence: about €350 / month outside Paris; about €450 / month in Paris

Campus France indicative living budget covering food, transport and housing; actual costs vary by city and accommodation.

Budget separately for tuition, CVEC where applicable, housing deposit, insurance, transport and arrival costs.

Build your personal budget

SCHOLARSHIPS & NEXT STEPS

Build your funding plan.

Eiffel Master’s awards include a €1,200 monthly allowance from January 2026 and specified support services. The 2027 national institution-nomination deadline is 6 January 2027; universities set earlier internal dates. The French institution nominates the student. Tuition coverage follows separate scheme/institution rules; funding is secured only after an award.

Official scholarship opportunities ↗

Prepare academic results, references and a strong motivation statement. Check award coverage, nationality eligibility, separate application dates and renewal conditions. Keep a self-funded budget until an award is confirmed.

YOUR NEXT STEP

A programme is a start.
A plan makes it real.

Talk through fit, timing and budget for this programme and its alternatives.

Discuss your study plan