Sciences Po Rennes (Institut d'etudes politiques de

🏛️ About Sciences Po Rennes (Institut d’etudes politiques de Rennes)

📚 Programmes Offered

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10 programmes

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Programme	Degree	Duration ↕	Tuition ↕	Intake	Action
Analysis and International Governance of Resources and Risks	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Chinese studies	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Continuing Education & VAE	Others	—	—	● Closed	View
Diplôme National de Master (DNM)	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Double French-German degree	UG Diploma/ Certificate/ Associate Degree	—	—	● Closed	View
DU in Legislation	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Economics Applied to Agriculture, the Sea and Environment (E2AME): Agro-economics	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Engineering of Urban Network Services: Cities in the Making	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Entrer en Master 1	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Entrer en Master 2	Master	—	—	● Closed	View

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💰 Tuition Fees & Scholarships

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📋 Admission Requirements

Masters Degree

Bachelors Certificate
Bachelors Marks Sheet
Passport

Bachelors Degree

Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
Passport

Short Term Programs

Passport

🛂 Visa & Immigration

Student Visa Process

Visa route | EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not normally need a student visa. Other applicants should use the France-Visas Visa Wizard and check whether Études en France applies where they live. Study duration | Courses up to 3 months generally use a short-stay route; studies over 3 months generally require a long-stay student visa. Acceptance document | Include the enrolment or acceptance certificate from the French higher-education institution. Passport and identity documents | Provide the passport, compliant photographs and all applicant-specific documents listed by the Visa Wizard. Proof of resources | For applications filed from 1 August 2026, the published minimum is €877.50 per month; confirm the live Visa Wizard before filing. Accommodation | Provide a temporary address for the first three months or a permanent address if already secured.

Processing time: Usually 15 days; up to 45 days in special cases

Monthly Cost of Living

€2,902–€18,000+ / year EUR 2,902–18,000

€600–€800+ / month EUR 600–800

Campus France publishes a baseline monthly budget of €600–€800 for accommodation, food and transport, but housing choice and city make a major difference EUR 600–800

CROUS residence | Around €350/month elsewhere in France EUR 350 / month

Private studio or apartment | From about €400/month elsewhere EUR 400 / month

Food and groceries | Plan roughly €150–€300/month depending on city and habits EUR 150–300

Local transport | Student fares vary by city EUR 20–100

Utilities, phone and internet | Budget roughly €50–€120/month when not included in rent EUR 50–120

Study materials and personal expenses | Plan roughly €100–€250/month EUR 100–250

Official baseline €600–€800/month EUR 600–800

CVEC if liable EUR 105 / month

Campus France baseline incl. housing, food and transport EUR 600–800

CROUS residence — outside Paris average EUR 350 / month

CROUS residence — Paris average EUR 450 / month

Private studio — outside Paris starting point EUR 400 / month

Private studio — Paris starting point EUR 800 / month

Accommodation EUR 350–700

Food and groceries EUR 150–250

Local transport EUR 20–40

Utilities, phone and internet EUR 50–100

Study materials and personal expenses EUR 100–200

Accommodation EUR 450–1,200

Food and groceries EUR 200–300

Local transport EUR 30–100

Utilities, phone and internet EUR 60–120

Study materials and personal expenses EUR 120–250

Lead with the official €600–€800 Campus France baseline, followed immediately by the warning that Paris/private housing can be much higher. EUR 600–800

Estimated Monthly Total EUR 10,607–28,885