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Fully Funded Structured PhD Programme · 2027 intake, Round I

HEC Paris PhD Program, 2027 Intake, Round I

HEC Paris

A five-year English-language doctoral programme with a full tuition waiver, cost-of-living scholarship and additional support for research visits, conferences and research projects.

Destination
France
Study level
Doctoral, Doctoral
Deadline
Jan 4, 2027
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Funding package

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Five-year cost-of-living scholarship. The official financing page states €26,000 per year for students entering in 2025. The 2027 amount is not yet explicitly stated and is therefore not treated as confirmed.
Full tuition waiver for all HEC PhD students.
Number available: Approximately 10 to 12 students admitted each year across specialisations, according to the official FAQ.
Conference travel, food, lodging, visa and registration support, research visits with additional living support, return travel, visa and mandatory health insurance, research grants, optional paid teaching and research assistant work, and paid maternity leave with possible additional scholarship funding.
Up to five years

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Eligibility

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  • Fluent English. TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge English is required unless the applicant qualifies for an exemption. French is not required.
  • Strong academic potential, analytical ability and motivation for an international academic research career. GMAT or GRE is generally required except specified exemptions.
  • Prior research or industry experience is not required but may be an asset depending on the specialisation.
  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree with an excellent academic record. A Master’s degree is not compulsory for the standard five-year track. The three-year Law and Regulation track requires a Master’s degree in Law.
  • No age limit. All nationalities may apply. Full-time dedication is required and the programme cannot be combined with outside work.
  • No minimum GPA is stated. The programme seeks an excellent academic record.
  • Applicants of all nationalities are welcome.
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  • Not assessed by this check: Fluent English. TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge English is required unless the applicant qualifies for an exemption. French is not required.
  • Not assessed by this check: Strong academic potential, analytical ability and motivation for an international academic research career. GMAT or GRE is generally required except specified exemptions.
  • Not assessed by this check: Prior research or industry experience is not required but may be an asset depending on the specialisation.
  • Not assessed by this check: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree with an excellent academic record. A Master’s degree is not compulsory for the standard five-year track. The three-year Law and Regulation track requires a Master’s degree in Law.
  • Not assessed by this check: No age limit. All nationalities may apply. Full-time dedication is required and the programme cannot be combined with outside work.
  • Not assessed by this check: No minimum GPA is stated. The programme seeks an excellent academic record.
  • Not assessed by this check: Applicants of all nationalities are welcome.

The provider makes the final eligibility and selection decision. Verify all requirements on the official source before applying.

Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Personal statement, two recommendation letters, optional writing sample or research material, CV, GMAT or GRE unless exempt, English test unless exempt, official transcripts, degree certificates or current enrolment certificate and €60 application fee. The three-year Law and Regulation track also requires a short proposal.

Application steps

  1. Choose a primary specialisation and optional second choice

  2. Prepare test scores and documents

  3. Create an HEC admissions account

  4. Complete the online PhD application

  5. Arrange two recommendation letters

  6. Pay the €60 fee

  7. Submit by the selected round deadline

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Application steps

  1. Choose a primary specialisation and optional second choice
  2. Prepare test scores and documents
  3. Create an HEC admissions account
  4. Complete the online PhD application
  5. Arrange two recommendation letters
  6. Pay the €60 fee
  7. Submit by the selected round deadline
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