Scholarships - BSc

Scholarships may cover between 10% to 50% of tuition fees and do not include student services or administrative costs (e.g. registration fees, ESCP Alumni Association membership, International SOS mobility assistance, or other administrative or service charges). They are awarded based on various criteria, including diversity and financial need, and are renewable each year subject to academic achievement, behaviour, and involvement in the ESCP community.

Scholarship amounts are deducted directly from the tuition fee invoice and cannot be used to cover living expenses. All other fees — including additional courses, retake fees, diploma issuance, and GAP semester/year — remain payable in full.

⚠️ Please note that this information is for indicative purposes only and does not guarantee that a scholarship will be awarded.

To apply, please send your request to our Scholarship Officer at scholarships@escp.eu.

The Academic Excellence Scholarship is awarded upon admission to the Bachelor in Management, based on admission results. All applicants are automatically considered; no separate application is required or possible.

This scholarship covers 10% of the tuition fees (B1) only. It is not renewable for B2 or B3, and no additional merit-based scholarships are awarded during the programme.

For further information, please contact the Admissions Department at bachelor-concours@escp.eu.

The CROUS (Centre Régional des Œuvres Universitaires et Scolaires) is a major actor of student life in France. It is a public service that is organized by region.

Paris has its own Crous: 39 avenue Georges Bernanos, 75005 Paris, + 33 1 40 51 62 00

Its mission is to foster and improve student life conditions in Paris. In that perspective, the Crous offers various types of scholarships to students, among which need-based scholarships.

To get further information, a guide is available here.

Please Note: French public institutes and the Erasmus+ programme also offer a large number of scholarships for foreign students to help them finance their studies in France and Europe. Find out more information on Campus France.

*The “income” taken into consideration is the total gross income displayed on your parents’ tax receipt (or yours). For the academic year 2026-2027, the income that will be considered is the one of 2024 (tax receipt of 2025).

You are a European student (from one of the 27 countries of the EU or Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Monaco, Andorra):

• You have worked in France, in a full-time or part-time job

• Or you can prove than one of your parents have some income in France

OR

You are a student from another country (new rules since September 2025):

• Hold a valid residence permit (if you are an adult student) or a refugee card or subsidiary or temporary protection card.

• Have been residing in France for at least two years. (no minimum period for refugee students or students with subsidiary or temporary protection)

• If you are provide proof of a tax household (parent, legal guardian, or person with delegated parental authority) in France for at least two years (no minimum period for refugee students or students with subsidiary or temporary protection).

The Crous need-based scholarships are awarded based on your parents' income* (or yours if you are financially independent), your number of siblings, and how far you are from your parents' home, home town or home country. These criteria are combined to determine a Crous level (échelon Crous): the higher your Crous level is, the bigger the amount of the scholarship will be!

You can simulate your Crous level (échelon Crous) thanks to the simulator below (in French only).

To carry out this simulation, you'll need :

• Your parents' income from 2024 as displayed on their last tax assessment

• An approximation of the distance (in kilometers) between your campus and your family home

SIMULATE MY CROUS LEVEL

The annual campaigns is open until May 31st of 2026 for the academic year 2026/2027. Here is the process to apply:

1. Create (or update) your account on MesServices.etudiant.gouv.fr
2. Fill in your "Dossier Social Etudiant" (DSE)
3. Gather and upload your supporting documents

The processing time can take between 1 to 3 months. Follow the status of your application by clicking here.

Once your file is processed, you will receive a "notification conditionnelle de bourse"* by email. It is important to upload it on your Registration File so the ESCP can validate your registration!

Finally, the Crous will send you a "notification définitive"* and start transfering your monthly grant.

*Please note that these documents must be issued by the Paris academy. If not, we will not be able to validate it and you may not receive your scholarship.

The grant allows you to benefit from other advantages:

• You are exempted from paying the CVEC (don't forget to upload your "attestation d'acquittement" on your Registration File)

• Priority is given to your file when applying for a Crous accommodation