Registration procedures and fees

→ Complete and sign the file

→ To help you, please consult the explanatory leaflet

Please take the time to check that you have all the required documents
We remind you that any incomplete application will be rejected!
→ List of required documents

You will receive a message (on the institutional e-mail address for Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA students / on the personal e-mail address for students admitted to the 1st and 4th year competitions) inviting you to create a password that will enable you to access the submission platform directly.

Once you have completed your application and have all the required documents in your possession, you can submit them.

→ Link to the document filing application click here

Your application and all the documents you have submitted will be checked by the registration chain.

If your application is complete, you will be able to register.
Once your application has been entered, you will be notified by e-mail and redirected to the payment platform to finalize your registration.

If your file is incomplete, you will receive an e-mail specifying the corrections to be made. You will have to submit a new document. Your file will be checked again and then saved.
Once your file has been entered, you will be notified by e-mail and redirected to the payment platform to finalize your registration.
Once your registration is complete, you will receive your certificate of enrolment by e-mail.

Student cards will be issued at the start of the school year.

→ Complete and sign the registration form

→ To help you, consult the explanatory leaflet

→ Complete the for training

→ Consult the list of required documents

Please take the time to check that you have all the required documents. We remind you that any incomplete application will be rejected!

ATTENTION: the INE or BEA number is mandatory
This number has been assigned since 1995 in high schools and universities.
You will find this number on your FRENCH BACCALAUREATE transcript.

If you took your French baccalauréat before 1995, and have never enrolled in higher education or been enrolled in France, you do not have an INE number: leave the field blank.
If you have mislaid your INE number, you should request it from the education department of the first French higher education establishment you attended. It can also be found on a school certificate, a transcript of grades or, failing that, on an old student card.

You will receive a message (on the institutional e-mail address for Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA students / on the personal e-mail address for newly admitted students) inviting you to create a password that will give you direct access to the submission platform.

Once you have completed your application and have all the required documents in your possession, you can submit them.

→ Find the document filing application by clicking here

Your application and all the documents you have submitted will be checked by the registration chain.

If your application is complete, you will be able to register. Once your file has been entered, you will be notified by e-mail. If your file is incomplete, you will receive an e-mail specifying the corrections to be made. You will need to submit a new document. Your file will be checked again and then saved. Once your file has been entered, you will be notified by e-mail.

Once your application is complete, the Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA Continuing Education Department will contact you to draw up a training contract or agreement.
Once you have registered, you will receive your certificate of attendance by e-mail.

Student cards will be issued at the start of the school year.

The RFR is an amount calculated by the tax authorities, and corresponds to the total income of a tax household (in the case of separate declarations by spouses, the two RFRs should be added together). Your RFR is shown on your N-1 tax notice for N-2 income. 

For the start of the 2024 - 2025 school year, the RFR of the 2023 tax assessment on 2022 income will be taken into account.

The footer of each tax assessment shows the number of tax units. To determine your tax bracket, divide your reference tax income by the number of tax units.

Click here for full regulations on registration fees
For tax residents of the European Economic Area (outside France), please consult the list of specific documents required: here

The following will remain exempt from tuition fees:

• Crous scholarship holders
• Wards of the Nation
• Students with more than 80% disability
• People seeking asylum, enjoying subsidiary protection or with refugee status

This sliding scale of fees will apply from year 1 to year 5, only for the IEP diploma in initial training, and in the classroom. It will not apply to distance learning courses.

Only in very specific cases will the student's own tax assessment be taken into account.
In the event of a change in the student's situation, and subject to specific conditions, the IEP's tax exemption committee may partially or totally waive the amount of tuition fees payable, subject to the relevant supporting documents
Estimate the amount of your tuition fees
Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA has set up a calculator to estimate the amount of your tuition fees for 2024 - 2025, based on your taxable income and your number of tax units.

Your RFR is indicated on your N-1 tax notice based on N-2 income. Example: For the 2024 - 2025 school year: the 2023 tax notice based on 2022 income.

Excluding CVEC and special cases

For students whose parents declare their income within one of the countries of the European Economic Area and for students whose parent(s) declare their income outside one of the countries of the European Economic Area, you will find in the international section information specific to your case.

Certain students (high-level athletes, high-level artists, students with disabilities recognized by the Université Grenoble Alpes Service Accueil Handicap, students with special difficulties or other specific situations, particularly those of salaried students) are entitled to special study arrangements. 

Upon request to the Department of Studies, students can benefit from special arrangements and, in certain cases, complete one year of study over two academic years.