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English taught Master programmes

Université Bourgogne Europe offers 16 English taught Master programmes in different fields.
Click on each programme to access its training sheet.

We do not pre-screen applications. Check the training sheet, and if you meet the requirements, prepare your application documents!

Fees

﹥Université Bourgogne Europe tuition fees

The amount of the enrolment fees varies depending on the student’s status.

Case N°1

Students in any of the following situations:

  • nationals of the EU, the EEA, Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco and Quebec;
  • refugees, beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, and their children;
  • long-term residents in France, and their minor children;
  • persons who have been tax residents in France for more than two years;

You must pay the national tuition fees of 255€ per academic year for a Master programme (amount for 2026/2027).

In each of these situations, you will be asked to provide supporting documentation for your in-person enrolment on campus. Please ensure you have this ready before completing your administrative enrolment.

Case N°2

Students in any of the following situations:

  • foreign students who are recipients of a state-funded higher education grant (French government scholarship holders);
  • foreign students covered by an agreement with a foreign institution which exempts the French students it hosts from paying enrolment fees

You are exempted from paying the fees.

Case N°3

Non-EU students who do not fall into any of the above categories are required to pay the differentiated fees that amount 3950€ per academic year for a Master programme.

﹥Contribution to student and Campus life (Contribution à la vie étudiante et de Campus – CVEC)

  • See this explanation video  from Campus France.
  • Amount: 105 euros/year. Good to know: students on French government grants are exempt from this fee.
  • Payment period: from July to the day of your administrative registration at University in September.
  • Procedure: log on to the CVEC website and choose your method of payment – online with a bank card or in cash at a French post office.
  • Good to know: someone else can make this payment for you.
  • Don’t forget to present your proof of payment of the Contribution à la vie étudiante et de campus when you register with International Office.

Some students are exempted* from paying this fee. Even exempt, you must obtain and then present your certificate of discharge.

*refugee students, students benefiting from subsidiary protection and temporary protection, asylum seekers, French government scholarship holders, Crous scholarship beneficiaries, health and social training scholarship holders, exchange students, QuanTEEM scholarship holders

Finance your studies

To study in France, you need to ensure that you have sufficient financial resources to pay for university registration fees and day-to-day living expenses. Students who need to obtain a visa must justify their resources to the French consulate or embassy responsible for issuing visas (877.50€ per month as a minimum, that being 10 530€ for the academic year). With this money, you must cover your tuition fees, accommodation, administrative procedures, food and daily life expenses.

﹥Cost of life

To get an idea of the cost of living in France, consult the Preparing your budget section on the Campus France website. To know the difference between the cost of living in your home country and in France, you can consult comparison sites such as Numbeo or Expatistan.

﹥Scholarship opportunities

Incoming mobility scholarships

Université Bourgogne Europe does not award scholarships, and there are no specific grants to which you may be entitled once you arrive in France. As a result, you need to make sure you have a reliable solution for financing your stay in France.

Here are some scholarships you may be eligible for, depending on your situation and background:

Outgoing mobility scholarships

Within your programme, you might have the opportunity to do an exchange semester or internship abroad, whether it is compulsory or not.

Some fundings are available to help you. For more information, see the student mobility page.

Application procedures and calendar

﹥Degree-seeking and exchange students

Degree-seeking students must submit their application using the correct procedure, depending on their personal situation:

  • their nationality,
  • their country of official residence and
  • the level for which they are applying (1st or 2nd year of master).

At UBE, we are using three different platforms to submit applications for degree-seeking students

  • Etudes en France (applications from October 1st). Check the list of countries affected by the Etudes en France procedure. Some programmes will appear as ‘closed by institution’ on the platform Etudes en France. Those programmes are in service, but you can’t apply through Etudes en France and have to follow a parallel procedure.
  • eCandidat (applications after January 1st) – check the eCandidat platform guidebook;
  • MonMaster (applications between February and March).

Do not submit your application through more than one platform.
Check the procedures and the calendar below

Exchange students, if you wish to join Université Bourgogne Europe on an exchange programme, find more information on the “Come and study on an exchange programme” page.

﹥Application documents

Each programme coordinator can decide which documents you need to submit. The most common ones are listed below for your information, and must be submitted in French or English:

  • A copy of passport or ID;
  • A curriculum vitae;
  • A copy of your Higher Education transcripts of records;
  • A copy of your Higher Education diplomas;
  • A motivation letter;
  • Recommendation letter(s)