Tuition fees, scholarships and financial aid

Are you interested in one of the courses offered by IMT Mines Albi? Here is all the information you need about tuition fees, scholarships and financial aid to help pay for your training.

General information about enrolling in the general engineering program and financial aid

 

Tuition fees

All students enrolled in engineering studies at IMT Mines Albi are required to pay tuition fees. For the 2024/2025 academic year, these fees amount to €2,650 for citizens of a European Union member state or another state party to the European Economic Area agreement, and €4,850 per year for those who are not citizens of a European Union member state or another state party to the European Economic Area agreement. 

Scholarship students are exempt from these fees. Partial exemption: students whose income is no more than €3,000 above the income limit set for the award of scholarships based on social criteria benefit from a 50% exemption on tuition fees. Students enrolled under a dual degree agreement must comply with the tuition fee payment conditions set out in the partnership agreement.

In the student track, if you switch to salaried employee status from the second semester of the second year, the tuition fees are paid by the company for the third year.

 

Scholarships and financial aid

The Crous is responsible for managing scholarships based on social criteria according to the eligibility conditions defined each year by IMT. Applications for the student social file (Dossier Social Étudiant - DSE) are made directly on the government website. Final approval of the DSE will take place at the start of the new academic year, once IMT Mines Albi has confirmed the students enrolled.

Additional aid may be obtained from various organizations: Regional council, General council, Town hall, Works council, etc. The student is responsible for making the necessary arrangements directly with the organization. 

IMT Mines Albi may offer the Eiffel Scholarship to successful candidates with excellent applications. 

 

Social security coverage 

National and international students continuing their studies and already registered with a student mutual insurance company for the 2023/2024 academic year remain affiliated to their previous social security center for the start of the 2024-2025 academic year.

First-time international students from countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are required to join the French general health insurance scheme. A complementary health insurance plan (mutuelle) is strongly recommended to supplement social security coverage. Third-party liability insurance with at least death and disability cover (including repatriation for foreign students) is compulsory. 

 

Student life and campus contribution (Contribution de vie étudiante et de campus - CVEC) 

Before enrolling in initial training, students must obtain proof of payment or exemption from the CVEC. This contribution amounts to €92 (2023-2024 rate) and must be paid directly on the website.

 

Preventive medicine 

All students at IMT Mines Albi are required to report any medical inaptitude (for sport or other compulsory courses) and provide the relevant medical certificate. In the case of specific inaptitude, the medical certificate may be accompanied by a confidential letter addressed to the school’s preventive healthcare physician.

All students joining IMT Mines Albi for the first time will be required to attend a medical check-up, as part of the school’s preventive actions. They will be asked for their health records, including medical history and vaccination dates. This check-up is compulsory. A nurse is on duty at the school two afternoons a week.

Financial assistance for applicants to Advanced Master’s® programs

 

Financial assistance from the Occitanie Regional Council

For jobseekers registered with France Travail and who obtained their degree more than two years ago, training may be fully funded by the Occitanie region through the ForProSup scheme. Students enrolled in Advanced Master’s® programs are also eligible for the Revenu Écologique Jeune scheme. As part of an initiative to promote ecological transition and sustainable development in the Occitanie region, jobseekers must be between 18 and 29 years of age, and willing to follow a “Revenu écologique Jeunes” program including vocational training and/or support for a business start-up or takeover project.

Payment for final internship

Each program includes an optional or compulsory internship lasting 4 to 6 months, carried out in a company or research center. The legal minimum amount for payment is €3.90 per hour of internship (around €550/month for a 35-hour week).
 

Financial assistance from the Caisse d’Allocations Familiales

Under certain conditions, students can claim financial assistance from the Caisse d’Allocations Familiales (CAF) to help finance their accommodation.

 

Financial assistance specifically for international students

  • French embassy in your home country

International students can apply to the French embassy in their country of origin for a grant to help finance all or part of the costs of studying or living in France.
 

  • The government of your home country

The governments of some countries help finance their students’ studies in France. Students should make their own inquiries or contact their local Espace Campus France for more information.
 

  • Other scholarships

International students can consult the Campus Bourses catalog of scholarships published by Campus France to find out which scholarships are available for their situation.

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