University of Lille Graduate Programmes 2025

The University of Lille's Graduate Programmes extend scholarships to attract highly talented students to their master's tracks. These scholarships not only recognize academic excellence but also aim to foster a diverse and vibrant academic community.

• Table of Content
• About University of Lille
• Graduate Programmes
• Aim and Benefits of Graduate Programmes
• Requirements for Graduate Programmes Qualification
• Interview date, Process and Venue for Graduate Programmes
• Documents Required for Application
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About University of Lille

The University of Lille is recognised worldwide for the excellence of its research and teaching. It ranks among the finest higher education institutes in France and Europe. Located at the crossroads of Europe, close to Paris, Brussels and London, Lille is a youthful and dynamic city with close to 107,000 students. It is one of France’s most attractive cities and an exceptional place to live.

Graduate Programmes

Aim and Benefits of Graduate Programmes

Graduate Programmes worths €8,500

Requirements for Graduate Programmes Qualification

Incoming international students enrolling for the first time in a French higher education institution for a master track of one of the Graduate Programmes.

Interview date, Process and Venue for Graduate Programmes

election will be based on the following criteria:

• Academic criteria based on the study track followed, the academic record, and the institution of origin
• Professional criteria based on the research project and the consistency with the scope of the Graduate Programme

Documents Required for Application

If you meet all the requirements and wish to apply for the Graduate Programmes Scholarships, the following list of documents should be attached to the application in PDF format:

• Curriculum Vitae, detailing your education and degrees obtained (with indication of global grade average and rank when possible), your work experience including internships, certificates and awards, skills and any information that may help to assess your application.
• Certified copy of your degree(s) (add an English translation if necessary) or certificate of registration from your university (for final year students)
• Transcript of marks for the last two years. 
• Copy of official language certificate showing English language skills
• Passport (or valid identity document)
• two reference letters by teachers or researchers who have spent some time with you. They should explain in which circumstances they have known you and then describe what they think are your qualities and strengths, and why they think we should award a scholarship to you.
• Any other document you consider useful for the application

Application Deadline

How to Apply

• Dowload and read the Application Check List available on our 'resources' page
• Fill-out the application form in English or French
• Navigate through the online application form, divided into different steps, each associated with one page. All registration steps can be modified prior to the final submission of the application (final step).
• Submit a fully completed application online before the deadline.
• Provide all the documents indicated as mandatory through the application form.
• If you submit more than one application, only the most recent one will be considered.
• After the submission of your application, you will receive an automatic acknowledgement of receipt by email (check your spam box if necessary).

For more details, visit University of Lille Graduate Programmes webpage