Deadline Application: November 10, 2026
We are pleased to announce the launch of the mobility scholarship program for students enrolled in GI NEURO programs who wish to complete their M1 internship in a laboratory abroad and gain international experience.
The GI NEURO aims to train students in the field of Neurosciences. These scholarships are intended for students who wish to complete their first-year Master’s internship outside of France.
The scholarship amount is €1,000 per month for 7 weeks, for a total of €1,750 per scholarship recipient.
Applicants should be currently enrolled in the M1 Neurosciences program in Lyon (UCBL) and be willing to join a team outside France. For foreign students, the laboratory should not be located in their home country.
Applicants should set up the research program to be carried out during the stay. This program must be proposed in agreement with the Head of the M1 Neurosciences program and the person in charge of the implementation of the project in the host laboratory.
Students who obtained a GI NEURO fellowship in previous years are eligible, but their candidature will be treated as low priority.
Applications will be evaluated based on three criteria (each rated on an ABC scale):
Academic excellence (50%): e.g. grades and ranking.
Experience (30%): e.g. relevance and feasibility of the project, previous internships, added value for the student.
Motivation (20%): e.g. relevance of career plan, motivations for joining the research environment abroad.
A score of C in any of the sections will be disqualifying. The remaining applicants will be ranked in order of merit, and the top-ranked applicants will be awarded the scholarship, subject to the limits of available funds. Next will be assigned to a waiting list.
The selection committee will include:
The head of the Fellowships Action Team of the GI NEURO school
The head of the M1 Neurosciences program
Application open: October 15, 2026
Applicants must apply directly through the application platform (button below):
To be included with the application:
Curriculum Vitae updated to include the student’s current course of study (1 page)
Motivation letter (max. 5.000 characters incl. spaces)
Description of the research project. This should highlight the tasks that the applicant will perform during the internship period (max.10.000 characters incl. spaces)
Letter of acceptance from the host foreign institution/laboratory
Letter with the agreement of head of the M1 Neurosciences program (Attach this document to “Any other documents requested by the GI”)
The selection committee will meet on the 16th of November, and the results will be announced by
the 20th of November.