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Undergraduate College (international admissions pathway)

Sciences Po · Paris (plus regional campuses: Le Havre, Reims, Menton, Poitiers, Dijon, Nancy) · 3 years

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

PUBLISHED FEE

€14,900

per year, flat rate

Fee year / cohort
2026–2027
Applicant category
Tax household outside the EEA (nationality not a factor)

EEA-household tuition instead follows an income scale from €0–€14,900. Each of Sciences Po’s seven campuses has its own regional/thematic focus, but no official source gives a different non-EU rate by campus. Non-refundable €150 application fee.

Tuition planning reserve

€14,900–€16,390 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: www.sciencespo.fr ↗

Published upcoming

Rolling until 1 March 2027 (apply by 4 Nov 2026 for mid-Jan results, by 13 Jan 2027 for early-April results)

International pathway for applicants preparing a foreign secondary-school diploma, September 2027 intake. The Émile Boutmy Scholarship (for non-EU applicants) has its own earlier deadline of 13 January 2027, selected within the same application.

Calendar evidence: www.sciencespo.fr ↗

Your application preparation plan

Prepare your documents 8–12 weeks before Rolling until 1 March 2027 (apply by 4 Nov 2026 for mid-Jan results, by 13 Jan 2027 for early-April results). 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.

Open only to applicants preparing a foreign secondary-school diploma; each campus sets its own regional/thematic programme. See the official page for the full checklist.

Prepare your application file.

  • School-leaving qualification, subject marks and transcripts
  • 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