Our rates
Applicants from the European Union (FOR 2 YEARS) | |
| Tuition fees : | 10 320 € |
Applicants from outside the European Union (FOR 2 YEARS) | |
| Tuition fees : | 20 640 € |
Scholarships and Funding Opportunities
Scholarships Listed on the Campus France and France Diplomatie Websites
Scholarships by Country
- Consult the catalogue of scholarships by country on the Campus France and Diplomatie.gouv.fr websites.
Lafayette Fellowship
Excellence scholarship programme for American students
- 2 scholarships awarded to American students wishing to continue their studies at Master’s level
Eligibility criteria :
Applicants must be 27 years old or younger as of July 1, 2027.
- Hold a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. institution (completed between January 2024 and June 2027) with a GPA of no less than 3.70 on a 4.00 scale.
Knowledge of French is not required for acceptance to the Lafayette program.
- Applicants must apply for admission to one of the French partner universities in addition to completing a Lafayette scholarship application. The grant is conditional on admission to one of the partner institutions.
Application Materials
To be considered for the Fellowship, applicants must submit the following materials via the application platform no later than 11:59 PM ET on November 27, 2026:
- General information: personal information, nationality, and contact details
- Proof of eligibility
- Education history, including university transcripts
- Academic institutions you are applying to and the academic program or degree you intend to pursue in France
- CV
- Cover letter
- Video personal statement
- At least three, but no more than four, recommendation letters, including two academic letters and one extracurricular letter
Eiffel Scholarship
The Eiffel Scholarship : the institution chooses the candidate it will present for the Eiffel scholarship. Candidates are invited to apply during the first application session.
- an international travel ticket including a return plane ticket from their country of origin to France
- Campus France social security coverage, while students from outside the European Economic Area join the French social security system
- complementary health insurance (mutuelle)
- excellent academic results (average over 85%)
- be an applicant for the Master in Aerospace – International Air Transport Operations Management
- Applicants for the Eiffel Scholarship must first submit an application for the Master in in Aerospace – International Air Transport Operations Management.
- They can also mention their interest by sending an e-mail to info-programmes@tsaae.fr with the title “EIFFEL Application – Master [MAE or AS-NAT or IATOM or IATSED] and add in copy:
- 1) the individual ranking in his/her class (if they have, or any document proving the excellence of the applicant)
- 2) a cover letter explaining why they wish to apply for the Eiffel Scholarship programme along with the Master’s degree they apply for.
- ISAE-SUPAERO is responsible for selecting potential candidates and submitting their applications.
- Only institutions are authorised to submit applications.
- Once selected, students must enclose :
- 1) the individual ranking in his/her class
- 2) a cover letter explaining why they wish to take part in the Eiffel Scholarship programme
- Application Deadline: November 27, 2026.
- Results: April 2027.
Excellence Scholarship programmes are open to application until November 27th, 2026.
To apply, complete your application online and a window will appear on which you can download your Scholarship motivation letter. Check the details for each scholarship on the funding page.
For EIFFEL Excellence scholarship application, check the prerequisites here, choose a Master's degree for which you want to apply (only 1) and please send a Motivation letter to info-programmes@tsaae.fr with title "EIFFEL Application - Master IATOM".
You can also add a certificate of Ranking if you have.
Deadline: November 27th, 2026.
What is a master's degree in aerospace?
A master's degree in aerospace is a national diploma accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education.
A master's degree in aerospace is a two-year full-time programme consisting of three academic semesters and a master's thesis.
It is generally aimed at undergraduate students who already have a degree in engineering, science or technology.
Focusing on specific scientific and technical fields, ENAC's Master's in Aerospace draws on all the expertise of its research centres to better meet the needs of the global air transport market.