Is the Émile Boutmy Scholarship open?
Yes. Sciences Po 2027 admissions are open and the scholarship is requested inside the admissions application.
How much does it cover?
Bachelor’s recipients receive either full tuition exemption or €9,500 off tuition; master’s recipients receive €18,500 per year for two years.
Can Pakistani students apply?
Yes, subject to the non-EU, household-tax and admissions criteria.
What is the deadline?
The current foreign-secondary-school undergraduate Boutmy deadline is 13 January 2027; master deadlines depend on the admissions round.
What does this scholarship actually cover?
A merit-based Sciences Po tuition scholarship for outstanding non-EU students.
Other verified benefits
Bachelor's: full tuition exemption or €9,500 tuition exemption. Master's: €18,500 tuition exemption per year for two years.
Costs not confirmed or not covered
Living costs, accommodation, travel, visa and personal expenses are not listed as covered.
Who is eligible to apply?
First-time Sciences Po applicants from outside the EU who meet programme admission and household-tax criteria.
Applicants request Boutmy inside the Sciences Po admission application. One-year master students are not eligible.
Eligible countries
First-time applicants from non-EU countries whose household does not file taxes within the European Union.
Language requirements
Programme-specific language requirements apply.
Which documents should you prepare?
- Academic transcripts
Which documents may be required conditionally?
- Degree certificate
- English test certificate
- Two reference letters
How do you apply?
- Choose an eligible Sciences Po programme.
- Complete the admission application.
- Request Émile Boutmy in the financial-information section.
- Submit the complete file by the scholarship deadline for your programme.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Émile Boutmy Scholarship fully funded?
It is primarily a tuition scholarship. It does not automatically cover living, accommodation, travel or visa costs.
Can Pakistani students apply?
Yes, if they meet Sciences Po admission, non-EU and household-tax eligibility conditions.