[Call for Applications SMARTS-UP] Scholarship 2024-2025

The SMARTS-UP programme at Université Paris Cité aims to promote the internationalisation of Master’s programmes. It facilitates the admission of talented international students by building up a pool of excellence for the recruitment of future doctoral students.

Applications 2024-2025

In this context, the programme will finance incoming scholarships €10 000 each for the academic year 2024-2025 to enable Graduate Schools taking part in this project to welcome international students in their Master’s programmes. The scholarships are awarded for one year.

Duration

The SMARTS-UP programme is a Masters-level scholarship for international students who have not studied in the French higher education system (N.B. French citizens are not eligible). It cannot be cumulated with another French scholarship.
The scholarship is awarded for one year and cannot be postponed.

Calendar

Opening date : Friday 1^st December 2023
Closing date : Friday 19^th January 2024 before 5pm CET

The scholarship awardees will be informed of the decision by email in March 2024.

Apply online

Université Paris Cité strengthens its cooperation with Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Université Paris Cité and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) sign a new cooperation agreement and a mobility agreement aimed at expanding a long-standing partnership, initially focused on medicine, to all academic disciplines.Antoine Kouchner, vice president of...

UPCité, UChicago, and CNRS create two international laboratories

On November 19, 2025, Université Paris Cité, the University of Chicago, and CNRS officially announced the creation of two international research laboratories (IRLs): HumanitiesPlus and Particle Physics and Cosmology.Antoine Kouchner, vice president of International...

[Cardiovascular Sciences] “Open UE”: looking back on an interdisciplinary adventure!

The “open UE”, launched by the Graduate School Cardiovascular Sciences, brought together researchers, clinicians, and experts from diverse fields for a week to explore major issues in biomedical and translational research. Open to all students across the 29 Graduate Schools of Université Paris Cité, it offered a unique space for learning and interdisciplinary exchange.

Scientific event: the Neuroscience Graduate School highlights its young researchers

The Neuroscience Graduate School held the third edition of its scientific event, giving students from across the Graduate School the opportunity to present their research work. This now-established meeting has become a key moment for bringing together Master’s...