General admission criteria
Successful applicants should hold a Bachelor degree in Science or Technology or Engineering (Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science) or its equivalent from an internationally recognised higher education institution that is an official and recognised part of the national education system, and can be found on an official list or in an international handbook that is completed by some international organisation (e.g. UNESCO).
The students in their final year of undergraduate education may be admitted on the condition that their bachelor degree will be awarded before they enrol, respecting the university specific deadlines.
Language requirements
Applicants are required to attach an official language test report to their application.
Acceptable language tests and their minimum scores
- IELTS (Academic IELTS only)
- Overall Band Score: 6.5
- Writing Band Score: 5.5
- TOEFL (IBT = Internet Based Test, PBT = Paper Based Test)
- Total score: 92 (IBT), 580 (PBT)
- Writing score: 22 (IBT), 4.0 (PBT)
- CAE/CPE (CAE = Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English, CPE = Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English)
- Grades accepted: A, B, C
- Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic only)
- Total score: 59
- Writing score: 50
If the applicant’s score does not fulfill the minimum requirements, the applicant is not eligible to apply and the application cannot be processed. IELTS, TOEFL and PTE results are valid for two years starting from the test date. The CAE and CPE results do not have an expiry date. If the TOEFL institution code is needed, please use Grenoble INP code: 6050.
English language test exemptions
Applicants who have completed a higher education degree:
- In an English language programme requiring a physical on-site presence at a university in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom or the United States. If the degree includes studies from another university, these must also be completed in English in such a country and university that exempts the applicant from the language test.
- At a university or polytechnic in an EU/EEA country in English. The language of the degree must be stated in the degree certificate or its appendix, the transcript of records or other official document, such as diploma supplement, issued by the higher education institution in question.
- At one of the EIT-AMIS consortium universities.
There is one deadline to apply:
1-wave: from the beginning of October 2022 to the beginning of March 2023
The selection of the students will be processed in March 2023 and the students will informed about their status in April 2023. The start of the academic years is between the end of August 2023 and October 2023 depending which university you will be enrolled at. The number of study places available is limited and the application process is highly competitive.
Who can apply?
The AMIS Programme welcomes applications from talented students from all over the world, both European and non-European.
| TIMELINE | ACTIONS | CAUTION |
| From October 2022 to February 2023 (precise dates to be provided) | Checkthe required documents Students have to apply on-line : https://applicationform.grenoble-inp.fr/FSA/120 | |
| March 2023 | Selection Meeting | |
| March – April 2023 | Admission letters and scholarship certificates are sent to the admitted students. | Visa process to be started |
| Between August to October 2023 | The semester starts between end of August and October depending on the university the students are enrolled | |
Your criteria to apply
In case of on-going studies: a statement certifying that you are in the final year of your studies. The statement must be written by the degree administration office (or equivalent department), confirming that you are enrolled on the final year of your education and your expected completion date.
Bachelor’s Degree Certificate
An officially attested copy of an official Bachelor’s degree certificate and authorised translation of the degree certificate in English.
Miscellaneous
Other optional documents (e.g. a paper copy of GRE and GMAT results if taken; patents; publications and/or relevant work certificates).
Transcript
Transcript of records in their original language format and translated into English. All courses taken must be included in the transcript document.
References
Two reference forms (AMIS Master Reference).
CV
Curriculum vitae (AMIS Master CV template).
Identification
Copy of passport or ID-card.
Certifying Statement
In case of on-going studies: a statement certifying that you are in the final year of your studies. The statement must be written by the degree administration office (or equivalent department), confirming that you are enrolled on the final year of your education and your expected completion date.
Proof of fluency
Language test scores.
There is one application wave
First wave: from 20 October 2022 to 5 March 2023
Please apply by clicking on the following link : https://applicationform.grenoble-inp.fr/FSA/120
Second wave: there will be no second wave for the cohort 2023/25
The selection of the students will be processed in March 2023 and the students will informed about their status in April 2023. The start of the academic years is between the end of August 2023 and October 2023 depending which university you will be enrolled at. The number of study places available is limited and the application process is highly competitive.
Who can apply?
The AMIS Programme welcomes applications from talented students from all over the world, both European and non-European.
| TIMELINE | ACTIONS | CAUTION |
| From October 2022 to February 2023 (precise dates to be provided) | Checkthe required documents Students have to apply on-line : https://applicationform.grenoble-inp.fr/FSA/120 | |
| March 2023 | Selection Meeting | |
| March – April 2023 | Admission letters and scholarship certificates are sent to the admitted students. | Visa process to be started |
| Between August to October 2023 | The semester starts between end of August and October depending on the university the students are enrolled | |