A scholarship program funded directly by the "n + i"  Network

The "n + i" Network, which is a  non-profit making association, dedicates a part of its budget to fund scholarships to help foreign students to come to France and French students to go abroad for training.

The fund, which depends on the results of the year, offers, in 2010 a minimum of 30 scholarships (20 for foreigners and 10 for French).

The scholarships are € 2 000 minimum and assigned by merit but by taking into account, in priority, the origin of the student (from partner universities who signed an agreement with the "n+i") and personal status of the student (eg financial difficulties).

These scholarships are awarded by a sovereign in June after the result of admissions and response of students.

These scholarships are awarded to students who have paid the deposit.

Scholars undertake, on their honor, to repay, the "n + i ', these awards when they have a job as an engineer in order to allow other students to follow their example.

The" n+i "undertakes to use all the money collected to help other students. If these engineers work in France, this reimbursement may, under certain conditions, be partially tax deductible.