finance guide - neoma

FINANCE guide

2018 - 2019

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State Assistance .................................... 3NEOMA Business School assistance ......... 7Other assistance ................................... 9Summary of Grants ................................ 11Directory of Grant programmes................ 12Loans .................................................. 13Finance simulations ............................... 17

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

ERASMUS+ & OFAJ mobility aids .............. 18Regional assistance ................................ 20NEOMA BS grants – International students on degree courses .................... 21EIFFEL scholarship (master & PhD sections) .......................... 22MAJOR scholarship ................................ 23CHARPAK scholarship (India) .................. 24Conacyt – Funed grants (Mexico) ............. 25Franco-Thaï Scholarship program (Thailand) ............................................. 26King Abdallah Scholarship program (Saudi Arabia) ....................................... 27France scholarships (South Korea) ........................................ 28Colfuturo grants (Colombia) .................... 29Avenir grants (Spain) .............................. 30Desafios grants (Latin America) ............... 31Bourse Fondation OCP (Maroc) ................ 32

INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY

Internships ........................................... 33Apprenticeships .................................... 33Student jobs ......................................... 34Students societies .................................. 34CRIJ Reims ........................................... 34CRIJ Rouen ........................................... 34

CORPORATE ASSISTANCE

Table of contents

ACCOMMODATION ............. 35

TRANSPORT ............................ 40

GOOD DEALS ! ........................ 44

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> CROUS Reims: Student reception: 31 rue du Général Sarrail - 51100 Reims 09 69 39 19 19 www.crous-reims.fr

> CROUS Rouen Normandie : 135 Boulevard de l’Europe - 76100 Rouen 02 30 06 02 76 www.crous-rouen.fr

STATE ASSISTANCECROUS STATE GRANTSThe website service-public.fr provides the public with a simulator developed by the CROUS to calculate the total grant students may claim based on social criteria. Just go to Service-public.fr: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/R18296

This grant is means-tested depending on your parents income tax declaration. Applications must be made every year between 15 January and 31 May.

You can apply for a grant and/or accommodation in a CROUS residence. After studying your application, the CROUS will issue you with a conditional grant notification. This grant exonerates you from the contribution, which has been set at €90 to “encourage student support in the social, healthcare, cultural and sports areas“.


Application Response Validation Notification Confirmation

You must apply on line

between 15 January and 31 May

You Student Social File (DSE) will be sent to you by email within 48h

You have 8 days to send back your DSE with the necessary

documents

The CROUS will send you a response within

30 days

NEOMA BS will confirm your enrolment to

the CROUS enbetween August and

October

CROUS Grant Levels:

> Scale 0bis : 1 009 €

> Scale 1 : 1 669 €

> Scale 2 : 2 513 €

> Scale 3 : 3 218 €

> Scale 4 : 3 924 €

> Scale 5 : 4 505 €

> Scale 6 : 4 778 €

> Scale 7 : 5 551 €

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> CROUS Reims : Accueil étudiants : 31 rue du Général Sarrail - 51100 Reims 09 69 39 19 19 www.crous-reims.fr


EMERGENCY AIDThe Fonds National d’Aide d’Urgence (National Emergency Aid Fund - FNAU) can provide students facing serious difficulties with rapid, personalised financial assistance, such as the breakup of the family or confirmed independent status.

To benefit from emergency aid, the student must be aged less than 35 on 1st October of the academic year for which they are applying for aid. This age limit does not apply to students recognised as disabled by the commission des droits et de l’autonomie des handicapés (commission for the rights and autonomy of the disabled).

You must apply to the CROUS in your local education authority.

SCHOLARSHIPSIn addition to grants obtained on social criteria, scholarships provide additional assistance for the most deserving students.

Conditions: EIn addition to being a grant holder or receiving a specific annual allowance, you must:

• Have obtained the grade “très bien” at the most recent session of the baccalaureate

• Or obtained it the previous year

Procedure for allocation: scholarships do not require the student to make an application.

The CROUS identifies students liable to receive a scholarship after checking the list of students who received the grade “très bien” the previous year. The final decision to grant a scholarship is then taken by the head of the local education authority, who notifies the candidate.

The student must demonstrate his/her regular attendance in class and for exams and not be required to repeat a year (except for medical reasons).

http://www.etudiant.gouv.fr/cid97535/aide-au-merite.html


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INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCEWho can apply for individual assistance?

You must be aged below 35 on 1st September of the year for which you are applying for individual assistance (annual allowance or one-off assistance).

There is no age limit for students suffering from a disability recognised by the commission for the rights and autonomy of the disabled.

THE ANNUAL ALLOWANCE

This allowance is the equivalent of a social criteria grant. It exonerates students from university registration fees and from the contribution to student and campus life (CVEC).

What conditions do you need to fulfil?

To receive an annual allowance, you must fulfil the conditions for social criteria grants.

You have the same conditions for assiduity as grant holders (including in cases of severe illness, international exchanges, etc.) The annual individual assistance may not be allocated in addition to a social criteria grant. However, it can be granted in addition to international mobility assistance, one-off assistance, and a scholarship.

How can I apply for an individual annual allowance?

You must first apply for a grant as part of your student social file (dossier social étudiant - DSE). In it you will describe your individual circumstances.

http://www.etudiant.gouv.fr/pid33628-cid96350/aides-specifiques.html




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INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE

ONE-OFF INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE

This allowance aims to help you continue your studies despite a serious situation that develops during the academic year. Your situation will be verified by a social assessment.

A one-off allowance may be awarded in addition to a social criteria grant, an annual allowance, international mobility assistance, and a scholarship.

What conditions do you need to fulfil?

You must be a student on an initial education course. If your circumstances justify it, several one-off allowances may be awarded exceptionally during the same academic year.

How do I apply for one-off emergency assistance?

Contact the social services of your CROUS to take an appointment with the social assistant in charge of your area of study.

How is the one-off allowance paid?

One-off assistance is paid as a single amount.

The maximum amount of a one-off allowance corresponds to the annual amount for scale 1 of social criteria grants. If you are awarded several one-off allowances during the same academic year, the total sum of these allowances cannot exceed twice the annual amount for scale 1.

http://www.etudiant.gouv.fr/pid33628-cid96350/aides-specifiques.html




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NEOMA BS SOCIAL GRANTS FOR CROUS STATE GRANT-HOLDERS

From September 2019, grant-holders can benefit from tuition fee reductions of up to 50%.

These grants, funded by NEOMA Foundation, cover post-high school programmes and the Master in Management Programme (apart from years when apprenticeships are proposed).

Percentage reduction of tuition fees valid for the

2019/2020 academic year0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

MiM 1st yearBRM - ECAL 1st year

CESEM 1st to 4th yearsGBBA 1st to 2nd yearsTEMA 1st to 5th years

5% 5% 5% 10% 20% 30% 45% 55%

Submit your grant applications to: [email protected] as soon as you obtain your grant notification from CROUS.

Delphine MANCEAU,Dean of NEOMA Business School

A student’s talent does not depend on his or her financial means. I intend to strengthen the social mission of NEOMA Business School to ensure that all deserving students can join our School.

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NEOMA BS ASSISTANCEJACQUES LAMBERT GRANTThe Jacques Lambert foundation, under the aegis of the Fondation de France, awards study grants of €2500 to business school students in the 1st year of the Master in Management Programme. CThis grant is reserved for students of French nationality.

Each year, NEOMA Business School selects 6 student files (3 from Reims and 3 from Rouen) to submit to the foundation based on the following criteria:

> Student’s academic excellence

> Financial difficulties

https://www.fondationdefrance.org/fr/fondation/fondation-jacques-lambert

TUITION FEESNEOMA Business School Payment methodStudents from European Union member countries can choose to pay their tuition fees in 4 instalments, by bank transfer.


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OTHER ASSISTANCEMUNICIPAL, REGIONAL, AND CORPORATE GRANTSFrench communes, départements, and regions may be able to help you fund your studies. Do not hesitate to contact them:Hauts de France : http://www.hautsdefrance.fr/ Grand Est : https://www.grandest.fr/ Normandie : https://www.normandie.fr/ Bretagne : http://www.bretagne.bzh/ Pays de la Loire : http://www.paysdelaloire.fr/ Ile de France : https://www.iledefrance.fr/ Centre Val de Loire : http://www.regioncentre-valdeloire.fr/accueil.html Bourgogne Franche Comté : https://www.bourgognefranchecomte.fr/ Nouvelle Aquitaire : https://www.nouvelle-aquitaine.fr/ Auvergne Rhône Alpes : https://www.auvergnerhonealpes.fr/ Occitanie : https://www.laregion.fr/ Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur : http://www.regionpaca.fr/ Corsica : https://www.corse.fr/

COMPANY GRANTSCertain staff committees (Comité d’Entreprise-CE) and mutual insurance firms also offer study grants. Contact your parents’ company for more information.

FRANCO-GERMAN UNIVERSITY GRANTThe Franco-German University encourages links between economic players and students, alumni, and PhD students. They encourage such links with the FGU Grant created in 2014.

https://www.dfh-ufa.org/fr/entreprises/partenariats/bourses/

Financed by prestigious firms such as Michelin Reifenwerke, Hutchinson GmBH, BNP Paribas, and SaarLB Bank, these grants are not only used to reward outstanding university careers. They also enable selected students to boost their student pathway and their CV, for example by undertaking an internship in the firm or writing an end-of-studies dissertation about it. Thus, they acquire professional experience and develop their network.

Applications open on 1st June and continue until 30 September of the same year.


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OTHER ASSISTANCEFEDEEH GRANTThe purpose of FÉDÉEH grants is to support young disabled students on vocational training courses, who do not always find funding means to compensate for the needs of their particular circumstances.

With these grants, FÉDÉEH and its different partners aim to respond to these needs without replacing existing schemes, and to send a message of encouragement and support to all disabled students and school pupils.

Who can apply?

The following groups are eligible to apply for a FÉDÉEH grant:

> Young disabled students enrolled in a higher education establishment, or those in their final year at high school who wish to enter higher education.

> Disabled students aiming to continue their higher education (BTS, IUT, Business or engineering school, universities, apprenticeships, etc.)

Application period: From the beginning of February until the beginning of April of the current year.

https://www.bourses-fedeeh.fr/

AMOPA GRANTS

Grants are awarded by the Association des Membres de l’Ordre des Palmes Académiques to young students aged between 18 and 25 who are undertaking an internship in France or abroad of between 2 and 6 months. The internship should preferably take place during the summer.

Applications must be handed in at the beginning of February 2019.

http://www.amopa.asso.fr/bourses_nationales.htm


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NAME CRITERIA FOR ELIGIBILITY APPLICATIONS CONTACT

CROUS State grant

- You are aged less than 28 on 1st September of the academic year and you are following a course that hosts grant holders.Depending on your parents’ income, number of children and distance from your university, your social situation may make you eligible for a grant.

Single online procedure via the portal: messervices.etudiant.gouv.frApplications must be made each year between 15/01 and 31/05.

http://www.etudiant.gouv.fr/pid33629-cid96330/les-bourses-sur-criteres-sociaux.html

Emergency assistance

- You have student status and are enrolled in an educational establishment recognised by the state- You are aged less than 35 on 1st September of the academic year concerned, except for students recognised as disabled by the CDAPH.

If you wish to apply, you must contact the CROUS for the location of your university.

www.crous-reims.fr

www.crous-rouen.fr

NEOMA foundation scholarships

Academic Excellence.Family circumstances.Financial difficulties.

The application includes two sections: a section to complete online, and a section entitled “supporting documents” which you must send by email to the following address: [email protected]

bourses.aides. partenariats@ neoma-bs.fr

Jacques Lambert Grant

Academic Excellence.Financial difficulties.

year, NEOMA Business School selects 6 student files to submit to the Foundation


UFA Grant The grant registration process is only open to CESEM students on the Franco-German track.

Registration on line via the site: www.dfh-ufa.orgRegistration between 1st June and 30 September of the current year.


FEDEEH Grant Disabled young people enrolled in a higher education establish-ment or final year high school pupils who wish to enter higher education.Disabled students who wish to continue their university studies.

From february to aprilConsult web site

http://www.bourses-fedeeh.fr/bourses-fedeeh

AMOPA Grant Students between 18 and 25 who undertake an internship in France or abroad of between 2 and 6 months during the summer.

http://www.amopa.asso.fr/ formulaire_bourses_2018.htm

www.amopa.asso.fr

Municipal, regional and company grants

Contact your local town or regional department. Contact the firm where your parents work.

SUMMARY OF GRANTS

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DIRECTORY OF GRANT PROGRAMMESCAMPUS FRANCE : DIRECTORY OF GRANT PROGRAMMESCampus France offers all students who wish to continue their studies at NEOMA Business School, a comprehensive directory of more than 600 grant programmes.

Depending on your level and area of study, you may be eligible for different grants

See the catalogue via the following link:

http://campusbourses.campusfrance.org/fria/bourse/#/catalog


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LOANSOUR PARTNER BANKS

Are you looking for a bank for your student loan?

NEOMA Business School has set up partnerships with several banks, enabling its students to obtain loans at preferential rates.

Depending on your needs and your circumstances, our partners will select the best options to turn your projects into reality!

The “Welcome Days,” which we organise every year in July provide you with an opportunity to meet these partners.


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OUR PARTNER BANKS CONTACTS

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LOANSSTUDENTS LOANS GUARANTEED BY THE STATEThe State set up a “student loan guarantee fund” in partnership with a number of banks (Société Générale, Crédit Mutuel, CIC, Banque Populaire, BRED, with its dedicated team for students, and some regional branches of Caisse d’Épargne), which can grant a loan of up to €15 000 to students aged less than 28, either French or from a European Union or European Economic Area member country, regardless of income and without the need for a parental or third party guarantee. The interest rate is set by the bank.

The possibility of partially or totally deferred reimbursement until after the degree has been obtained is left up to the student borrower to decide.

Since the total amount allocated to the fund by the State is very low, you must apply as soon as possible before the summer.

http://www.etudiant.gouv.fr/cid96244/le-pret-etudiant-garanti-par-etat.html


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LOANSTHE BRED GRANDES ÉCOLES SECURITY-FREE LOANNEOMA Business School School has drawn up an agreement with BRED Banque Populaire and its dedicated team for grande école students (BRED Espace Grandes Ecoles). This agreement means they can grant our students security-free loans.


What is it?• It is a student loan that can be used to

finance your studies; it is granted without the need for security (a guarantee from your family or a third party).

• The loan finances first your tuition fees, which are paid directly to the School on the request of the student.

• The loan can also be used to finance other costs linked to your studies, such as accom-modation, international experience, etc...

• This loan is accompanied by a personalised banking offer, specially designed for grande école students.

What are its advantages?• The flexibility of a student loan: split

payments, repayment of the capital after your start work

• The cost: a particularly attractive interest rate reserved for grande école students

• Accessibility: no guarantee required from a third party

• Facility: payment of the School’s invoices is managed simply at the request of the student

• Support and proximity: the BRED Espace Grandes Ecoles team is specialised in working with grande école students. Students are not just customers like any other; they represent the team’s core activity.

What are its features?• It funds tuition fees and certain associated

costs (accommodation, international internships,...) up to a limit of €60 000

• Tuition fees paid directly to the school• No third-party guarantee• Special interest rate for grande école students• Repayment schedule depending on the

amount borrowed; duration of the loan (from first receipt of funds until last repayment) cannot exceed 12 years

• Three major phases during the duration of the loan:- Payments made at the beginning of each academic year,- Repayment exemption, while you wait to obtain your first job and begin repayments,- Amortization, that is repayment of the loan

• No registration costs• Managed by a dedicated advisor responsible

for your school• Operates from an account opened with

BRED Espace Grandes Ecoles and under the dedicated agreement specially designed for grande école students.

> Find out more: Contact Marylou RAVELOSON - 01 56 71 67 56 - [email protected] https://www.bredespace.com/fr/etudiants/etudiants-grandes-ecoles

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Ann

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CROUS grant scale 5Housing Allowance

Summer job – 6 weeksInternship in France - 3 months

TOTAL

4 505€ / an2 100€ / an1 600€ net1 662€

9 867€

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Student job 15 hrs/week for 12 months

TOTAL

4 505€ / an2 100€ / an5 900€ net

12 505€

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Student job 15 hrs/week for 6 months

Start Up internship – 2 months

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4 505€ / an2 100€ / an2 950€ net

1 108€

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2 100€ / an8 960€ net

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Axel, 17 years old, Economics Baccalaureate,

Joining the Global BBA programme

During his Global BBA course, Axel will earn 44 095€ in additional income,

which will cover all his tuition fees.

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Internship – 14 weeks

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3 924€ / an1 800€ / an1 385€

7 109€

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CROUS grant scale 4Foundation Scholarship

Housing AllowanceStudent job

Week for 8 months

TOTAL

3 924€ / an2 244€ / an1 800€ / an2 770€ net

10 738€

Elisa, 20 years old, Science baccalaureate

2 years prep classes Joins the MiM programme

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income, which will cover 84% of her tuition fees.

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CROUS grant scale 4Foundation Scholarship

Housing AllowanceInternship – 6 months

TOTAL

3 924€ / an2 040€ / an1 800€ / an3 324€

11 088€


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INTERNATIONALE MOBILITY

MOBILITY ASSISTANCE

This is a mobility grant awarded to students who undertake an internship or exchange abroad, in a European zone country, lasting between 3 and 12 months. The sum awarded depends on your destination, between €5 and €7 per day.

The total duration of Erasmus grants and/or internships cannot exceed 360 days during your total period of studies.

Additional allowance for the disabled:

The E+ programme pays particular attention to hosting, orienting, teaching, technical support and above all additional costs involved in mobility for disabled students.

The aim is to ensure that everyone fully benefits from their European mobility experience. Each higher education establishment commits to ensuring equal access and mobility opportunities for students from every background. Consequently, disabled students benefits from support services offered by the host establishment to its students and staff.

A special allowance can be awarded to disabled students if their disability generates additional costs during the trip. To apply, you must complete a form and send it to the agency.

Beneficiaries selected to receive additional funding must already receive a European higher education mobility grant.

The application must be made one month before the beginning of the trip.

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INTERNATIONALE MOBILITY

MOBILITY ASSISTANCE

With this programme to assist international mobility, OFAJ offers grants for internships of at least four weeks in a firm or institution in Germany. The internship must be an integral part of your university studies (mandatory or strongly recommended internship in your current study programme), and provides you with an opportunity to develop your professional and intercultural skills.

You may apply for this grant if you are a bachelor level student and live permanently in France. The grant cannot be awarded to students registered for master level programmes. The internship must be an integral part of your course.

The grant can be awarded in addition to payment by the company or other grants (apart from UFA and CIERA subsidies).

Internships taking place in a French institution in Germany (embassy, Institut français, French school, etc.) are not supported by OFAJ.

https://www.ofaj.org/programmes-formations/bourse-pour-stage-pratique-pour-etudiants.html

OUTGOING Students

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REGIONAL ASSISTANCE

The region gives financial assistance to students on international exchanges or internships.

For Reims campus students:

• Exchange allowance: €500 for exchanges lasting at least 16 weeks,

• Short internship allowance: 400 € for 12-15 weeks,

• Long internship allowance: €800 for internships lasting at least 16 weeks.

+ €200 for students receiving a grant

+ €100 for interns in a country bordering the Grand Est region

Guide to Regional assistance: https://www.grandest.fr/aides

For Rouen campus students:

Internships, study trips, missions: €200 or €400 initial assistance depending on your destination, then €40/week for 4-26 weeks in no more than 2 parts.

More information at: https://passmonde.normandie.fr

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CROUS does not award international mobility grants to students enrolled in private higher education institutions. This grant is reserved for students in public sector institutions.

INTERNATIONALE MOBILITYOUTGOING Students

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INTERNATIONALE MOBILITYINCOMING Students

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE BEST INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

NEOMA Business School supports and encourages the best international students to join its programmes with its ambitious scholarship programme. This programme of financial support and scholarships enables the best international students to join one of the programmes proposed by the School. Based on academic excellence and personal achievements, these scholarships aim to attract the best of overseas students.

International Scholarships - Programmes

MiM – international 1st year admissions

MiM – international 2nd year admissions

GBBA MSc

Early Bird31 January to begin in September

NA NA €500 €1000

BRecruitment Scholarships Application within a week – for the first year only

€2500 €2500 €1500 €2000

Delphine MANCEAU,Dean of NEOMA Business School

In a globalised market, it is essential to open upeven more of our programmes to internationalstudents and encourage them to study at oneof the best French business schools through aprogramme of ambitious excellence scholarships.

NB:

The number of scholarships is limited and takes the form of a reduction in tuition fees. Once admitted, international students are invited to submit their application by contacting [email protected]

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>>> MASTER SECTION:The EIFFEL scholarship (master section) of €1 181 per month, funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is awarded to the best international students proposed by their host establishment in France. Its duration is limited depending on the degree course you are following.

Amount/Benefits: € 1.181 per month

In addition to this monthly allowance, several services are taken charge of: travel, medical cover, cultural activities. Grant holders can also benefit from the additional housing allowance.

Duration The EIFFEL grant is awarded, subject to the student having fulfilled the academic obligations for each year of the course, for a duration of no longer than 12 months when registering for an M2, for a duration of no longer than 24 months when registering for an M1, and for a duration of no longer than 36 months when registering for an engineer’s degree.

Age: 30 years old at most on the date of the selection committee meeting

Nationality: Any

Level of studies: master.

>>> DOCTORATE SECTION:The EIFFEL scholarship (doctorate section) which amounts to €1 400 per month for up to 10 months, is funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It can be awarded to the best international students proposed by their host establishment in France.

Amount/Benefits: € 1.400 per month

In addition to this monthly allowance, several services are taken charge of: one return trip (for students of law and political science, who can undertake several trips, only one return trip will be funded), social cover, cultural activities.

Grant holders can also benefit from the additional housing allowance.

Duration • Up to 10 months • In the case of law and political science students only, the 10 months can be split into 3 trips at most (of 3 or 4 months) spread over 3 years at most, interspersed with periods in the country of origin.

Age: 35 at most on the date of the selection committee meeting

Nationality: Any

Level of studies: PhD


EIFFEL SCHOLARSHIPS


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MAJOR SCHOLARSHIPS

MAJOR scholarships organised by AEFE and the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs aim to help the best foreign students at overseas high schools with a French programme to continue high-level studies in French higher education.

The MAJOR scholarship is awarded for 5 years at most and up to Master 2 level or its equivalent.

Amount/Services:

The MAJOR scholarship is awarded on academic criteria. Family income is considered later on, after selection. Scholars benefit from services that depend on the rate allocated by the selection committee.

Age: no age criteria, but only students in their last year at high-school may apply.

Nationality: Any

Special features: All foreign final-year pupils in an establishment approved by the Ministry of National Education.

Areas of study: Any

Level of studies: bachelor or master degree

Additional conditions: Selection is only confirmed if the students obtains the grade «très bien» or «bien» for the baccalaureate and enrols in a higher education establishment in France.



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CHARPAK SCHOLARSHIPS (INDIA)

CHARPAK study scholarships from the French Embassy in India are awarded to young Indian students at bachelor and master level, in exchange programmes, or undertaking short internships, whatever the academic discipline, or in music and fine arts. Candidates may apply for different grant programmes but one student may only benefit from one scholarship.

Amount/benefits: • 615 euros/month for exchange and Master programmes; 310€/month for the short

internship programme + social cover paid by Campus France Paris• Assistance with visa application • Pre-departure sessions in some cases• Only 1 scholarship per student

Age : Max. 30Nationality: IndianSpecial conditions: Only for students of Indian nationalityField of studies: AnyLevel of studies: bachelor and master degreesSpecial features: Scholarship awarded for application file with good marks and a good cover letterLanguage skills: Presentation of a French language certificate from the Alliance Française (Delf/Dalf) is an asset for the selection process.Additional conditions: Candidates are ranked using a points system.


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CONACYT - FUNED GRANTS (MEXICO)

CONACyT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología ) and FUNED (Fundación Mexicana para la Educación, la Tecnología y la Ciencia) have a strategy of developing educational exchanges to strengthen the education of young Mexican students in different sectors. They proposes a programme of grants to help follow overseas master programmes of recognised academic level.

CONACyT: financial assistance to cover living costs and social cover; FUNED: loans between US$ 15 000 and US$ 25 000 per year for registration and tuition fees.

Age: No age limit

Nationality: Mexican

Areas of study: Architecture; Urbanism and town planning; Communication and journalism; Law; Management, Finance and business; Engineering science; Economic and political science; Human and social sciences; Tourism; Hotels and catering; Transport and logistics

Level of studies: master

Language skills: English: TOEFL with 550 points or equivalent. If courses are taught in French: DELF B2 or TCF 4 or level indicated in the acceptance letter.


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FRANCO-THAI SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME (THAILAND)

The French government delivers grants to Thai students, professors and researchers who wish to study or research in France, through the French Embassy in Thailand, as part of the cooperation agreement between French and Thai establishments.

Duration:For master programmes the scholarship is normally granted for a duration of 10 months (2nd year of master programme). However, in certain cases the scholarship can be awarded for two years. For PhD students, the scholarship is granted for 3 years at most.

Amount/benefits:The social protection grant gives access to a unique status that enables candidates to benefit from social protection in France and other advantages (priority for housing, exoneration from tuition fees in certain public higher education establishments, programme, etc.)

Complete grant: in addition to the social protection grant, the full grant comprises a monthly allowance to help with living costs in France and sometimes a return air ticket to France.

Age: Below 35

Nationality: Thai

Field of studies: any

Level of studies: master; PhD

Language skills: Good level in French and/or English



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KING ABDALLAH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME (SAUDI ARABIA)

This programme is managed by the Saudi Ministry of Higher Education. The amount of the scholarship depends on whether the students is single or accompanied.

Amount/benefits:Between €1350 (single) and €3500 (accompanied). The scholarship also provides medical insurance for the total duration of the trip for the student and those accompanied.

Duration:Between 1 and 5 years.

Age: no minimum or maximum age limit

Nationality: Saudi Arabian

Level of studies: bachelor, master or PhD

Language skills: Arabic



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FRANCE EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS (SOUTH KOREA)

The French Embassy in Korea launches its appeal for applications for he French government’s France Excellence scholarships, enabling Korean students to follow master and doctorate level degree courses in France.

Amount/Benefits:Monthly allowance for living expensesReturn ticket from Korea to France Social cover

Duration:M1 students: up to 24 months. Payment of the scholarship in the second year (M2) is subject to successful completion of the first year.M2 students: up to 12 monthsPhD students: up to 36 months.

Nationality: South Korean

Level of studies: master; doctorate

Language skills: English or French depending on the course chosen.

Additional conditions: This scholarship is aimed a students of Korean nationality newly enrolled or admitted to a French higher education establishment for the year when the scholarship is awarded.



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COLFUTURO GRANTS (COLOMBIA)

Colfuturo is a private foundation that makes its funds available to top-level Colombian students who have proved their excellence in their chosen field.

Amount/benefits: 5 000 EurosDuration: 16 monthsNumber of grants: 2 per year

Nationality: Colombian

Field of studies: Management, finance, commerce


Additional conditions: Candidates must prove their excellent potential in management and business.



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AVENIR (SPAIN)

The Amistad Hispano Francesa Association «Diálogo» and the French Embassy in Spain (Campus France Spain) manage these grants for study periods or internships in France.

AVENIR is a grant programme funded by French and Spanish partner firms, French higher education centres, and by the French Embassy in Spain. This programme offers grants to Spanish students who wish to study or undertake an internship in France.Academic excellence is the main selection criterion for the AVENIR grant programme, for candidates aiming to become bicultural, bilingual managers.

Amount/benefits: from €5 000 to €10 000Students will be watched over in France, their social security will be taken charge of, and they will have the status of government grant holders.Duration of the study grant: one academic year or six months for internships.

Nationality: Spanish

Field of studies: The AVENIR programme supports courses in engineering, finance, IT, law, and business as a priority, but does not exclude other disciplines.

Level of studies: bachelor; master; doctorate (priority to students following a master degree course)



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DESAFIOS GRANTS (LATIN AMERICA)

The Desafíos grant aims to favour development in Latin America by preparing leaders with an international education.

Beca DESAFIO is an organisation that promotes the development of Latin America by preparing leaders with global vision. It supports students who wish to undertake international studies: an international master degree (Magister, Maestria, posgrado) that enables students to acquire and apply new capacities in various fields of study related to management.

Amount/benefit: 5-75% of registration fees

Duration: 2 years

Nationality:Argentinian; Belizean; Bolivian; Brazilian; Chilean; Colombian; Costa Rican; Cuban; Dominican; Salvadorian; Ecuadorian; Guatemalan; Honduran; Mexican; Nicaraguan; Panamanian; Paraguayan; Peruvian; Uruguayan; Venezuelan

Fields of study:Biology; Chemistry; IT; Management, finance and business; Engineering science; Economic and political science




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OCP FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (MOROCCO)

OCP Foundation, in partnership with the Ministry of National Education, Professional Training, Higher Education, and Scientific Research, is launching its “OCP Foundation Scholarship.”

This grant will be offered to the best Moroccan students in engineering or business school preparatory classes who are admitted to the first year of a list of French business and engineering schools set out in decree no. 726.14 of 10 March 2014.

Students of Moroccan nationality are eligible for this scholarship if they are eligible for the merit grant and have studied in preparatory classes in Morocco or France, depending on their income.

The OCP Foundation Scholarship comprises annually a monthly total of DH6 000 over 10 months, registration fees of up to DH30 000, a return plane ticket between Morocco and France, and a total of DH6 000 for settlement costs.

Applications for the OCP Foundation Scholarship should be made via the portal e-CPGE: www.cpge.ac.ma tab “bourse”.

After filling in the application on the portal e-CPGE, students should scan and upload the required documents to the portal OCP Foundation Scholarship: http://bourses.fdocp.org

All students who are awarded OCP Foundation grants will be required to send hard copies of the above-mentioned documents. The deadline for this will be provided by the portal e-CPGE and OCP Foundation Grants.

Any documents differing from those uploaded to the portal will automatically lead to cancellation of the grant.



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COMPANIES

INTERNSHIPSDuring your studies, you will have the opportunity to undertake several long internships. Your missions and responsibilities will evolve along with your experience, and this source of income can help to finance your studies.

The legal minimum gratification for an internship of more than 2 months undertake in France is around €577.50/months (€3,75 net per hour worked).

Contacts

> [email protected]

> [email protected]

APPRENTICESHIPSDuring this period you will alternate between periods of classes and periods in the company. You will be exonerated from tuition fees (taken charge of by the company) and you will receive a payment based on a percentage of the minimum wage or the industry minimum with reduced social contributions during the duration of your contract.

A MiM student receives 61% of the minimum wage in M1, and 78% of the minimum wage in M2 (aged over 21).

Contacts

> [email protected]

> [email protected]

NEOMA Business School helps you with your career plans and has more than 1500 offers of appren-ticeships accessible on our JOBTEASER website as soon as you arrive at School.

https://neomabs.jobteaser.com/fr/job-offers

CAREER CENTER by JobTeaser

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COMPANIES

STUDENT JOBSThe CROUS website includes job offers: http://www.jobaviz.fr/

Have you thought about part-time work?

Varied missions and environments, periods when you work/don’t work, higher pay, professional experience, etc.

STUDENT CLUBS AND SOCIETIESThe societies receive job offers throughout the year and can help you to find work.

• Bureau des élèves (student committee) • Junior-Enterprise (Reims Junior Conseil & Altéo Conseil) • Job Service Association (Atout Job Service & AMD Normandie)

https://www.neoma-bs.fr/etudiants/vie-etudiante/vie-associative

And visit the student society Facebook pages:

> Reims Campus: https://bit.ly/AssosEtudiantsCampusReims

> Rouen Campus: https://bit.ly/AssosEtudiantsCampusRouen

REGIONAL YOUTH INFORMATION CENTRES

The Normandy Regional Youth Information Centre offers a job search platform:

http://www.crijnormandie.fr/

The Champagne-Ardenne Regional Youth Information Centre offers a job search platform :

https://jeunes-ca.fr/

WEBSITES

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ACCOMMODATION

GOOD TO KNOW!THE GUARANTORAlso called third-party security, the guarantor is a person or organisation who guarantees to pay the rent in the place of the tenant if the latter does not pay it. Usually, landlords require the guarantor to be a resident of the European Union and to provide evidence of a monthly income at least three times that of the amount of the rent. This demand can be negotiated with the landlord if you have a monthly net salary amounting to more than three times the amount of the rent without charges.

THE DEPOSIT The deposit is often equal to the amount of one month’s rent without charges, and is paid by the tenant to the landlord to guarantee that he/she will respect terms of the rental contract, including regular payment of the rent and good maintenance of the rented premises.

Within two months of the end of your tenancy, the landlord will reimburse this sum after checking that the accommodation has not been damaged.

Any damage will be noted jointly by the tenant and the landlord when the final inventory is compared with the initial inventory. It is thus important to be extremely rigorous when carrying out these inventories.

HOUSING TAXIf you are living in private accommodation or a CROUS residence, you will have to pay housing tax.

It must be paid during the year following rental of the accommodation occupied on 1st January. You are liable for this tax even after you have left France.

It is calculated based on the amount of the rent, the infrastructure and shops in the area, the number of occupants, etc.

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ACCOMMODATION

ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM

You will find several types of offers, ads by private landlords, by students at the school, estate agencies, student residences, etc.

You may use different search tools (filters, map) to look for accommodation near the school campus or in any city in France or abroad.

With regard to estate agencies and student residences you may reserve them on line and dematerialise your rental dossier to save time.

The school’s accommodation platform provides accommodation solutions for all your needs (internships, international stays, etc.) throughout your time at the School.

You can also indicate on the platform when you release an accommodation in France or abroad to help the other students of the school.

To access the site, use your NEOMA Business School user name and password (Email address in the format: first name.surname.year of [email protected])

by

https://neomabs.studapart.com/fr/

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CROUS STUDENT RESIDENCESYou may apply for university accommodation (single room, studio, one or two-room flats). You must apply when you hand in your Dossier Social Etudiant (DSE - Student Social File) between 15 January and 31 May.

> www.crous-reims.fr

> www.crous-rouen.fr

OUR PARTNER ESTATE AGENCIES

ACCOMMODATION

OTHER POSSIBILITIESLOCSERVICE

Rental and flat sharing for private individuals. Avoid paying agency fees!

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MORNING CROISSANT Rent furnished accommodation on line for stays between one night and one year: more than 10 000 accommodation offers, secure payment, rapid replies.

> https://www.morningcroissant.fr/

ACCOMMODATION

AIRBNB AIRBNB enables private individuals to rent all or part of their own accommodation to guests. The site offers a search platform and private reservations. It offers more than 1,5 million ads in more than 34 000 towns and 191 countries.

> https://www.airbnb.fr/

BEDYCASA Staying in a private house enables travellers to discover a city, its culture and traditions

Through the eyes of local people. Staying with a local person is a unique experience based on sharing, human values, dialogue and diversity.

> https://fr.bedycasa.com/

SHORT STAYS, IDEAL FOR APPRENTICES!

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ACCOMMODATION

HOUSING ALLOWANCES

ALLOCATIONS FAMILIALES Depending on your circumstances, you may be entitled to an APL or ALS allowance. These allowances are paid directly to the landlord. You may conduct a simulation on the site :

> www.caf.fr

CLÉThe student rental deposit is an allowance organised by the government for students aged less than 28 who cannot find a guarantor. To find out the conditions for obtaining the allowance, visit the website:

> www.lokaviz.fr

ACTION LOGEMENTGARANTIE LOCA-PASS® is a free repayable guarantee for the payment of rent and charges locatives, given to the landlord as from the date the tenant moves into the premises. During the 3 following the date the lease comes into effect, if the rent is not paid, Action Logement pays the landlord up to 9 months’ rent and charges. The tenant repays the sums advanced later, without charges or interest. This housing assistance is open to young people aged less than 30, and to employees in the private non-agricultural sector.

> https://www.actionlogement.fr/

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TRANSPORT

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

CITURA Monthly season ticket: €28.90

Annual season ticket: €260.10 (+€4 bank debit fees if paid monthly)

6 rue Chanzy, 51100 REIMS / 0 800 00 30 38 > http://www.citura.fr/

12 month season tickets: Student grant holders: Special prices granted to student grant holders based on a 12 month student season ticket:

From scale 4-7, only for those living in the city of Reims.Reductions granted for student 12 month season tickets depending on the grant scale:Scale 4: - €40Scale 5: - €70Scale 6: - €100Scale 7: - €130

Information at the CITURA store.

ASTUCE Monthly season ticket: 27€ Annual season ticket: 245€

9 Rue Jeanne d’Arc, 76000 ROUEN / 02 35 52 52 52 > https://reseau-astuce.fr/

Park-and-ride free with an ASTUCE ticket:

The car parks are available to ASTUCE network travellers with a valid ticket, with a magnetic stripe or an ASTUCE card or any type of season ticket. You may park your car in one of the controlled access park-and-ride car parks or in one of the 10 free access park-and-ride car parks.

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FRENCH RAILWAYS French Railways (SNCF) offer student reduction cards. The conditions are different for each region.

REIMS ROUEN

€41/year

SNCF carte Jeune 12-27: -30% % guaranteed off TGV trains, -10% on Prem’s, -25% trains going abroad and up to -50% on TER/Intercités.

€50 reduction: €10 with an SNCF code / 10 € OUIVUS credit for all trips in France or abroad / €10 reduction on OUIGO trains / €10 reduction on the hire cost of OUICAR

vehicle / €10 € gift token for car sharing on IDVROOM

The “Primo” season ticket is available if you are aged under 26 giving you a 50% reduction during the week on all your TER Grand Est tickets and 70% reduction at the weekend. Three formulas exist for this card and the tickets are also valid on the whole TER Grand Est network.Also the Primo card, however often you travel gives you a 50% reduction during the week on all your TER Grand Est tickets and 70% reduction at the weekend. The card is valid for a year throughout the TER Grand Est network for just €20.

Carte TER HN’GO Jeune : 50% reduction on the cost of a your train tickets whenever you travel, in Normandy on TER trains.

For more information, visit: https://forfait-etudiant.sncf.com/

SEASON TICKET FOR SCHOOL PUPILS, STUDENTS, AND APPRENTICES Do you travel by TGV or Intercité train? School pupils aged under 21, students aged under 26, and apprentices aged under 23, can all buy a season ticket that means you only have to pay the booking charge for 9 second-class trips per month. After these 9 trips, you still enjoy a 50% reduction on the full leisure travel price for additional tickets.

> https://www.ter.sncf.com/nouvelle-aquitaine/offres/cartes-abonnements/eleve-etudiant-apprenti

TRANSPORT

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TRANSPORT

REIMBURSEMENT OF COMMUTER TRANSPORT COSTS

You employer is required to pay part of your transport costs. This contribution is obligatory for public transport costs. With regard to personal transport, it is optional.

Private sector employees that use public transport to get to work are legally eligible for partial reimbursement of their costs.

Who is concerned? All salaried employees are concerned, including part-time staff. This includes interns and apprentices.

Which type of transport? For pubic transport such as: underground, bus, tram, train, bicycle rental. Individual tickets cannot be reimbursed. The employer is only responsible for season tickets.

How much? LThe reimbursement is fixed at 50% of the cost of the season ticket, up to €86.16 per month. This responsibility concerns full-time employees and part-time employees who work half-time or more. The reimbursement is divided by half for employees who work less than half-time.

The firm does not have to pay social contributions on this financial aid, nor is it subject to income tax for the employee.

Contact the human resources department of your company to find out how to claim.

More information at:

> https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F19846

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TRANSPORT

CAR SHARING This method of transport is increasingly used in France.

It enables you to travel with someone who is using their own car, by sharing the transport costs.

It is a cheap way to travel and gives you the opportunity to meet new people.

> https://www.blablacar.fr/

COACHESFLIXBUS

With a simple reservation system and a constantly updated offer, we give mil-lions of travellers the opportunity to discover the world less expensively.

> https://www.flixbus.fr/

OUIBUS

Created by French Railways to offer long-distance coach travel. Low prices and high service quality!

> https://fr.ouibus.com/

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GOOD DEALS!

HAVE YOU GOT A FLAT? THE EASY SOLUTION FOR YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES! A service that facilitates your administrative procedures for signing, terminating or transferring internet, electricity, gas, and insurance contracts.

> https://www.neoma-bs.domoskit.com/home/index/

DO YOU WANT TO BUY A LAPTOP? An online service for ordering laptops at special prices, directly delivered to the HUB on campus!

> https://www.arp.com/fr/neoma

DO YOU NEED A TRANSLATOR OR AN INTERPRETER? 001 Translation Agency offers you a wide range of services: translation, interpreting, language training, and multilingual technical writing in many specialist areas.

> https://www.001-traduction.fr/

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GOOD DEALS!

PASS YOUR DRIVING LICENCE ON CAMPUS! Highway code lessons and test

Driving lessons and test

End your studies with your driving licence in your pocket!

> https://www.cer-arl-raoult.com/

SAVE THE WORLD AND YOUR APPETITE IN 3 CLICKS!

1/ Invite us onto your smartphone

Make some room for us at your thumbtips, and become an anti-waste hero

2/ Choose your committed shopkeeper

With GPS you will discover the shops near you. Choose the one you like, give into temptation, and order your surprise basket full of the day’s unsold products!

3/ Pick up your basket and help to reduce waste Go the ship at the pick-up time indicated on your receipt, and discover your culinary surprise.

Well done, you’ve just saved these delights from going in the bin!

> https://toogoodtogo.fr/

ARE YOU A GLOBE-TROTTER ? Easyguiders is a platform for collaborative travel guides. Everybody can share their tis and experience on the platform. Authentic information is just a click away, and all in the same place.

> https://www.easyguiders.com/fr/index

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Notes

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PASSE TON PERMIS SUR TON CAMPUS !

Plus d’infos sur www.cer-karl-raoult.com

STAGE CODE : 230€Comprenant : dossier administratif, code en ligne, stage code 5 cours 1h30 sur ton campus, 1 redevance examen de code

LA CONDUITE : 890€Comprenant : 24 leçons de conduite en Duo (1h30) et 1 accompagnement à l'examen

Offre valable jusqu'au 30/06/2019

onglet Neoma BS

Agrément : E3207607470pour plus d’informations : [email protected]

OFFRE EXCLUSIVE POUR LES ETUDIANTS DE

Notes

Contact us!Matthieu LUCAS

Manager of the Grants, Assistance and Partnership Centre

ROUEN CAMPUSKarine TRIBOULT Claire VICHERY

REIMS CAMPUSCéline ARTICLAUT

Christine CAZOR

Joëlle NICOLAS

If you have any queries, please send an email to:

[email protected]

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