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Joint Scholarship Programme Announced by Education Ministry and French Embassy

Eligibility requirements:

Joint Scholarship Programme Announced by Education Ministry and French Embassy
Mongolia’s Ministry of Education and Science and the Embassy of France in Mongolia will select ten students for joint intergovernmental scholarships to pursue master’s studies at French higher education institutions in academic year 2024–2025.Application deadline: 3 May 2024Scholarship objectives:
  • Expand bilateral cooperation;
  • Prepare competitive Mongolian professionals;
  • Support and develop cooperation among Mongolian and French universities and research institutions;
Eligible studies:
  • Master’s programmes taught in French or English
  • Priority will be given to fields listed as development priorities and in-demand professions under Government Resolution No. 115, supporting Mongolia’s development and construction needs.

Eligibility requirements:

  • Applicants must be Mongolian citizens;
  • Hold a bachelor’s degree recognised in Mongolia and meet admission requirements for French higher education;
  • Meet the French or English proficiency requirements of their chosen institution and programme;
  • Not have previously studied abroad on a Mongolian Government scholarship.
English proficiency:
  • A TOEFL score of at least 40 or IELTS score of at least 5.5 obtained within the previous two years.
French proficiency:
  • DELF, second level, equivalent to CEFR B2;
  • DALF advanced French diploma;
  • TCF diploma above B2 and supplementary examination diploma;
  • Applicants without one of these French qualifications should contact Alliance Française in Ulaanbaatar for French examination schedules.
Required documents:
  • Fully and correctly completed application form, available for download;
  • Application form in French, Word, 43.5 KB
  • Application form in Mongolian, Word, 51.5 KB
  • CV;
  • An essay describing study objectives, plans and research, in French with Mongolian translation for French-taught study, or English with Mongolian translation for English-taught study; no more than two A4 pages, Times New Roman, 12-point;
  • Notarised copies of university diploma and transcript, with French translations;
  • An official letter or certificate of preliminary registration from a French institution. For information on applying to French universities, contact the Campus France representative at Alliance Française, telephone 351914;
  • A scholarship support letter from the most recently attended university;
  • Employer’s letter supporting and authorising participation, and a social insurance certificate downloaded from E-Mongolia;
  • Prepare two sets of these documents: one in French or English and one in Mongolian, one set for each of the two institutions.
Submit documents to the French Embassy by 3 May 2024, addressed ‘Scholarship Application’, Peace Avenue 15, and leave them with the Embassy guard. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered.Selection:Selection consists of document review and interview. A joint Ministry–Embassy committee will review applications from 20 to 30 May 2024. The French Embassy will notify shortlisted applicants of interview arrangements by telephone or email by 7 June 2024.Recipients of the Mongolian–French Government scholarship receive:
  • Exemption from French visa fees;
  • A monthly allowance of €860 throughout the study period towards tuition-related, food and accommodation expenses in France;
  • Eligibility for the first allowance immediately after arrival in France;
  • Priority when applying for French university student accommodation;
  • Exemption from university registration fees;
  • Health insurance in France.
Please note: The scholarship does not cover all tuition, living and other expenses in France; recipients must have additional personal funding.Contacts:
  • International Relations and Cooperation Department, Ministry of Education and Science: 7012-0939
  • Culture and Cooperation Section, French Embassy
  • Telephone: 11-324519, extension 104; email: turnyam.togtokh@diplomatie.gouv.fr
  • Campus France in Mongolia Facebook page: Campus France en Mongolie
Email: ecf-ub@afm.mn. The following links also provide information on studying in France. National Centre for Student Affairs (CNOUS): detailed guidance for studying and living in France. http://www.cnous.frInternational students in France: useful information on university registration and student living conditions. http://www.education.gouv.frCampus France: practical guidance for international students and researchers arriving in France, including reception and accommodation.http://www.campusfrance.org
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