Scholarships

Students taking part in the Erasmus+ program in a European country can benefit from a monthly grant. The amount depends on the destination country (cost of living) and can vary from around €400 to €450 per month.

This financial aid is paid in two instalments (70% on departure, 30% on return) and is in addition to any other aid (CROUS, region, AMU, etc.).

Length of stay financed: 2 months minimum, up to a maximum of 12 months per study cycle (Bachelor's and Master's degrees).

The Erasmus+ allowance is calculated on the basis of the monthly lump sum according to the destination country group + a monthly financial inclusion supplement (if conditions are met) + a lump sum for travel expenses.

Amounts :

In addition, a supplementary travel package is granted on the basis of the distance between amU and the establishment in which you carry out your mobility:

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*If you have used an eco-responsible means of transport for the majority of your journey between amU and your host institution, you will be eligible for the contribution to eco-responsible travel expenses, which will replace the contribution to standard travel expenses.

Please note that only stays within the framework of the Erasmus+ program will be financed!

Finally, the Erasmus+ program offers an Inclusion financial supplement of €250 if you meet at least one of the following criteria:

• Have a disability or long-term illness (ALD)
• live in a commune classified as a rural revitalization zone (ZRR)
• Live in an address classified as a priority urban district (quartier prioritaire de la ville)

• Be a higher education grant holder on social criteria, grades 6 or 7

The AMI scholarship (Aide à la Mobilité Internationale) is a grant offered by the French Ministry of Higher Education for students with a CROUS 0 bis scholarship who are going abroad on a mobility program.

It is awarded for a period of 1 to 10 months maximum for all your mobility programs during your university course, and amounts to €400 per month.

The grant is not awarded automatically: you must apply for it when you apply on the MoveOn mobility portal, declaring yourself a CROUS scholarship holder. Remember to check the conditions and deadlines for submitting your application for the following year.

ATTENTION: you must be a scholarship holder in the year of mobility.

The PRAME grant is a financial aid from the Southern Region for students undertaking mobility abroad outside the European Union.

It is reserved for students with a Family Quotient of less than €26,000 (total gross income ÷ number of tax units).

The stay must last between 12 and 20 weeks, and end no later than December 31 of the year following selection (N+1).

The amount is €125 per week, up to a maximum of €2,500, only for students whose tax residence is in the PACA region. Supplements are possible: €200 for visa fees and €400 for students with disabilities (with supporting documents).

The application is made online on the Region's website as soon as your mobility dates are confirmed, using a code sent by your mobility manager.

ATTENTION: this grant cannot be combined with other mobility grants, and funds are limited. There is no guarantee that you will receive this grant.

To find out more: https://www.maregionsud.fr/vos-aides/detail/aide-a-la-mobilite-internationale-etudiante-prame-etudes

The PMS grant is a financial aid for students from L2 to M2 (excluding PhD students) going on a mobility program. The application must be selected by the component and the Pôle Mobilité.

Mobility can last 1 or 2 semesters, with funding limited to a maximum of 5 months per stay (e.g.: a 7-month stay will only be funded for 5 months).

Students are eligible for one internship mobility and one study mobility per study cycle.

The amount of the grant varies according to geographical zone and is calculated on a daily basis:

• Zone 1 (North America*, Australia, Asia): €33.34/day
  
• Zone 2 (Central and South America, United Kingdom**, Switzerland***, Monaco and DPI in Europe****): €20/day
  
• Zone 3 (Africa): €13.34/day
  

* With the exception of Mexico, included in zone 2
** United Kingdom except for mobility to the University of Glasgow (CIVIS partner)
*** Switzerland subject to non-eligibility for SEMP funding for study mobility and with the exception of mobility to the University of Lausanne UNIL (CIVIS partner).
**** DPI in Europe

This grant can only be combined with the AMI-MESRI grant.

ATTENTION: No action is required on your part. Candidates are selected internally on the basis of academic excellence following your acceptance. Funds are limited, so only a few students will be eligible and contacted directly by IR.

Please note that the PMS cannot be combined with any other grant, whether French or foreign, with the exception of the AMI-MESRI grant!

The TIGER scholarship is a financial aid reserved for specific Masters courses within the faculty:

• Management: Administration of Cultural Institutions (AIC)
• MIAGE: Computer Data Engineering (2iD)
• MIAGE: Extended Information Systems Engineering
• Human Resources Management: Social and Solidarity Economy

It is therefore not open to all students.

Duration of funded stay: 1 to 5 months.

Amount:

Payment is made in the form of a grant which includes :

• For stays of more than 30 days: a lump-sum monthly payment for the stay, up to a maximum of one semester (5 months), financed per academic year (and depending on the destination area).
• For short stays (less than or equal to 30 days): a daily lump sum for accommodation costs in Europe3 ; for other countries, a lump sum for travel costs is granted in addition to the accommodation costs mentioned.
  

The TIGER outgoing mobility grant cannot be combined with PMS and Université FrancoAllemande (UFA) funding.

Internships with bonuses of over €1,000 per month are not eligible for the cumulation scheme. The amount of the bonus is indicated in the internship agreement submitted by the student.

The TIGER outgoing mobility grant can be combined with the amidex4, Bourse d'excellence master TIGER, AMI-MESRI and Erasmus+ programs (depending on the application and funding strategy).

ATTENTION: No action is required on your part. Candidates are selected internally by your training managers following your acceptance. Funds are limited, so only a few students will be eligible and contacted directly by IR.