Master ChemoInfo Strasbourg | Chemistry & Informatics…

Q: How is Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg) funded?

This is a partially funded award: funding is listed as partial, so it covers only part of the cost rather than the whole programme. What is covered (fees, living costs or both) is not set out in the source — check the source for what it covers and price the remainder before you apply. The consortium has announced that the 2026-2028 student.

Q: Who is eligible to apply for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)?

This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for France. Applications are assessed by University of Strasbourg.

Project Overview

About the Scholarship

Master ChemoInfo at the University of Strasbourg trains chemoinformatics specialists at the interface of chemistry and computing — a niche with strong pharma and materials demand. The current selection procedure covers the 2026-2028 intake, which the consortium has confirmed will run without Erasmus Mundus scholarships.

Opportunity	Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)
Host	University of Strasbourg
Location	Strasbourg, France
Study Level	Master's
Funding	Partially Funded
Stipend	The consortium has announced that the 2026-2028 student
Application Deadline	Admission round for the live intake per the official selection-procedure page (the
Apply	Official application page ↗

Programme Highlights

Strasbourg's chemoinformatics tradition with industry and EU-research links
Selection-procedure page carries the live admission steps
2026-2028 intake confirmed without an EMJM scholarship
Graduates enter pharma informatics, computational chemistry and data roles

Who Should Apply

Chemistry, biochemistry and computer science graduates with programming skills are the natural fit; motivation for the chemistry-data interface matters.

Funding and Costs

The consortium has announced that the 2026-2028 student intake will run without an Erasmus Mundus scholarship; other funding options are listed on the scholarships page. Confirm the exact funding package on the official page before applying.

Deadline and How to Apply

Follow the selection-procedure page for the current round and check the scholarships page for alternative funding. Key deadline information: Admission round for the live intake per the official selection-procedure page (the 2026-2028 intake runs without a scholarship).

Official Link

Official application page (verified link)

About University of Strasbourg

The University of Strasbourg is a leading French research university and a European hub for chemistry, hosting the ChemoInfo master at the chemistry-informatics interface.

Official website: https://masterchemoinfo.u-strasbg.fr

Contact

Questions about this position, eligibility or the application process should be raised through the contact channel given on the official announcement page (see the Official Link section above). Always quote the position reference in your message so the admissions or HR team can route your enquiry quickly.

Important Notes

Application deadline: Admission round for the live intake - late or incomplete applications are normally not considered.
Listing details were recorded from the official source at the time of publication; always confirm the latest requirements on the official page before applying.
Prepare the documents listed in the eligibility and application sections before starting the online form - transcripts, CV and references take the longest to collect.

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Frequently asked questions

Drawn from this listing's own record. Always confirm the details on the official source before applying.

What is the deadline for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)?

The stated deadline is Admission round for the live intake. Confirm it on the official source before you start, as dates are occasionally revised.

How is Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg) funded?

This is a partially funded award: funding is listed as partial, so it covers only part of the cost rather than the whole programme. What is covered (fees, living costs or both) is not set out in the source — check the source for what it covers and price the remainder before you apply. The consortium has announced that the 2026-2028 student.

Who is eligible to apply for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)?

This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for France. Applications are assessed by University of Strasbourg.

How do I apply for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)?

Applications for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg) are submitted directly to University of Strasbourg through the provider's own application portal — use the Apply button on this page to open it. NextApply does not process applications or charge a fee.

Is an English proficiency test required for Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg)?

Yes — an English-language certificate is required for this listing. Check the exact band expected on the official source, since it can differ by programme. Requirements for France are published by the provider.

What study level does Master ChemoInfo – Chemistry and Informatics (University of Strasbourg) offer?

This listing is offered at Master's level. That describes the qualification on offer, not a credential you must already hold — check the provider's stated entry requirements before applying.

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