The International Vintage Master’s degree seeks to provide students with a comprehensive overview of the wine industry, from soil to consumer. The objective is to help students acquire scientific, cultural and economic knowledge as well as the technical and strategic skills of grape growing and ripening, wine production and marketing. Consistent with this overall objective, the programme particularly focuses on the concepts of terroir and typicality, providing students with the expertise to characterise, protect and promote wine diversity and identity.
Ecole Supérieure d’Agricultures scholarships
Students can also apply to ESA financial support which consists in reducing tuition fees or offering a monthly grant. Students must submit an application letter and a financial plan to the Head of the Master. Please note that this financial support is limited to few students.
European Union scholarships
EU Erasmus+ scholarship
Erasmus student mobility (studies or internships) must not exceed 12 months per cycle (L: Bachelor’s degree – M: Masters’ degree and D: PhD.). Students should inform the Department of International Relations of ESA about any Erasmus mobility done during their university curriculum.
Study mobility scholarship- Ersamus+
This scholarship only applies to study mobilities of 3 months minimum, carried out in the first or second semester of the first year. Scholarships amounts vary each year and depend on the total amount available. It depends on the length of the stay abroad.
For information purposes : scholarships awarded for study mobilities in the past were:
Group 1 : Italy: 220 € / month
Group 2 : Portugal, Spain: 170€ / month
Group 3 : Hungary: 170€ / month
Intership scholarships – Erasmus+
To be eligible, students must carry out a minimum of 2 months in a company in one of the 28 member countries of the European Union : Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, The Czech Republic, Romania, The United-Kingdom, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden; and five other non-EU countries taking part in the program: Island, Liechtenstein, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Norway and Turkey.
French Government scholarships
Scholarships in each country from the French Government through Campus France
See the list below established according to each country. You can also check on the CAMPUS FRANCE’s Scholarship catalogue available here: http://campusbourses.campusfrance.org
Please take the time to read carefully each requirement for applying.
