Fees

• Tuition fees

• Differentiated fees for students from outside the European Union

• Mandatory tax- CVEC contribution

• Additional study costs to keep in mind

• Paying your tuition fees

Tuition fees

Students are charged different fees depending on whether they are classed as EU or NON EU citizens for fee purposes.

Tuition fees for the Master of Public Health programme for the 2025/2026 intake are as follow:

	Tuition fees	National registration fees	Differentiated registration fees
Non-EU student	1 700€	N/A	3 879€ *
EU student***  (except French citizen)	1 700€	250€ **	N/A
French Citizen	N/A	250€ **	N/A
All student in the Continuous Training framework ****	8 000€	N/A	N/A
Student registered to “Pôle Emploi” in France (French employment agency)	Please contact imperatively the MPH team mph@ehesp.fr

Tuition fees include :

• Enrollment in all courses of the programme
• Free access to library facilities
• Tutoring and administrative support

They do not include costs related to accommodation, food, international travel and travel in Paris or in France, nor health and other insurance.

Once a candidate is officially selected, a first instalment, due by 15 May 2025,  will be required to guarantee his / her place in the MPH programme.

Differentiated fees for students from outside the European Union

In November 2018, the French government voted to introduce differentiated tuition fees for non-EU students enrolled in a higher education institution for a national degree (bachelor’s or master’s).

Any student who wishes to enrol in a higher education institution in France must pay registration fees relating to each course of study.

Since the start of the 2019-2020 academic year, students from outside the European Union must pay different registration fees from those of French and European students, except in certain cases determined in the national exemption framework.

You are exempt from the differentiated enrolment fees if you meet at least one of the following criteria

• Be a citizen of a member state of the European Union, the European Economic Area or Switzerland;
• Be the holder of a residence permit with the mention “Residence permit for a family member of a citizen of the European Union/EEA/Switzerland”;
• Be the holder of a permit with the mention “résident” issued by the French authorities
• Be a minor under the age of eighteen whose parents or legal guardians hold a residence permit;
• Have refugee status or be a person whose father, mother or legal guardian has this status;
• Be fiscally domiciled in France or attached to a tax household domiciled in France for at least two years;
• Be a national of a country that has signed an agreement with France providing for the payment of tuition fees under the same conditions as French students;
• Enrolled in a doctorate, habilitation to direct research and post-graduate medical, odontological and pharmaceutical studies;
• Be registered as an exchange student
• Be a French government scholarship holder
• Have been enrolled in a French public higher education institution at all levels for the 2018/2019 academic year;
• Have been enrolled in a French as a Foreign Language (FLE) center in France before the start of the 2019/2020 academic year

Mandatory tax – CVEC contribution

Contribution to Student Life and Campus (CVEC)

Students are required to pay a Contribution to Campus and Student Life (CVEC) of 103 € for the academic year 2024-2025. This amount may change for 2025-2026.
CVEC fees are mandatory for both EU and Non EU students (excepted for need-based grants holders in accordance with social criteria and for students with refugee status).

Additional study costs to keep in mind

While students are not required to purchase textbooks during the program, some courses may require the purchase of software. Therefore, you should anticipate spending between 30-90 euros in the first year. You must also come to school equipped with a computer with the following minimum system requirements:

• 0 GHz dual-core processor (64-bit)
• 4 GB RAM
• 1680 x 1050 screen resolution
• Microsoft Windows 8.1
• Approximately 5 GB of available hard-disk space – or more depending on data storage needs

The school does not provide computers. Beside the training fees you will have costs for accommodation, transports in France and daily costs for life as well as health insurance. See here for more information about living costs in Rennes.

Paying your tuition fees

Your enrollment letter included the rate of tuition fee payable for your enrolment in the MPH.

If your enrollment letter contained a provisional fee rate, it is important that you check our website to know the actual fee payable for your programme.

Non UE students

International self-financed students are required to pay a 1st instalment of 1 700 €, corresponding to the total amount of the tuition fees, by a due date specified in your enrolment letter.

	Amount	Due date
1st instalment – Full payment of tuition fees	€ 1,700	15 May 2025
Differentiated registration fees *	€ 3 879 € in 2024/2025 for master’s degrees – Exact amount for the 2025-2026 academic year TBC.	Can be paid in two instalments: 1st December 2025 1st March 2026

*Official rate fixed annually by the French Ministry of Higher Education

EU students (except French citizens)

EU self-funded students are required to pay a 1st instalment of 1 700 €, corresponding to the total amount of the tuition fees, by a due date specified in your enrolment letter.

	Amount	Due date
1st instalment – Full payment of tuition fees	€ 1,700	15 May 2025
National registration fees*	€ 250 € in 2024/2025 – TBC for the 2025-2026 academic year.	1st September 2025

*Official rate fixed annually by the French Ministry of Higher Education. TBC in July 2025

French citizens

French self-funded students are required to pay, by a due date specified in your enrolment letter, the registration fees fixed annually by the French Ministry of Higher Education. You will be informed of the 2025/2026 amount in July 2025.

You do not need to pay a deposit if you have a sponsor who is paying your tuition fee directly to EHESP: you must provide us with the notification of scholarship/support.

Choose payment method

International bank transfer	In that case, please clearly mention your name on your transfer especially if it does not come from your own account. MPH administrative team will provide you with EHESP banking details (RIB).
Sending a “cheque” (issued by French banks only)	This cheque has to be labelled to our financial officer: “Agent Comptable”. Postal address : EHESP – 15 Avenue du Professeur Léon Bernard – CS 74 312 – 35043 Rennes cedex – France

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