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funded under the Excellence Initiative program
Application dates for 2026/2027
International (non-EU) Applicants:
Campus France/EEF: October 1 - December 15 (individual country dates may vary- check your country calendar)
French + European Applicants:
eCandidat: approximate dates February 10- April 15
**All candidates from non-EU countries must apply through Etudes en France if their country is listed on the Campus France website.
The HealthTech Master is one of 6 available Master tracks of the Master IRIV (Imagerie, Robotique, Ingénierie pour le Vivant) at Télécom Physique Strasbourg and is the only track fully taught in English. The program is highly international, with over half of the current student body coming from outside of France, many of them coming from countries outside of the EU.
Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the program, the program is open to students from diverse backgrounds that correspond to the two primary research axes of HealthTech. Applicants must have at least a 4-year Bachelor's degree in order to apply. As English is the language of instruction, a certification of English level is required, however, certification of French language level is not required. For more information on English requirements, please see our FAQ.
Follow the application procedure depending on your nationality/country of residence.
Following the selection process, all top candidates will be called upon for an interview with the HealthTech directors. Final selection will be done following the conclusion of all interviews and candidates will be notified of acceptance, waitlist, or rejection at that time.
Due to the high number of applications received, HealthTech is unable to provide personalized status updates or feedback on applications.
The eCandidat platform is available in both French and English. If you need to switch your language to English, click on the flag on the top right of the page.
For students that have never been enrolled at the University of Strasbourg: on the bottom part of the home screen, click on “Create an Account”. You will be asked for your name, email address, and a password. Once your account is created, input your log-in information under the heading “Not a Student at the Université de Strasbourg”.
For students that have been or are currently a student at the University of Strasbourg: on the homepage under the heading “Student at the University of Strasbourg” login using your University of Strasbourg credentials.
Once your account is created and you have logged in, to select the Master HealthTech, go to the menu Degree Programs:
All documents must be either in French or in English. If your documents are not in one of these two languages, translations are required. Translations may take time to acquire.
Once your account is created and the degree program has been selected, you must prepare your application. In the menu on the left-hand side, click on “my account à applications”. Click on your application and select “Open”. You will see an overview of your application and application status. Upload the required documents by clicking on « + » on the appropriate line. Click on « - » if you wish to remove the uploaded document.
Other documents are not compulsory for application. If you do not wish to add them, click on "document does not apply to me" and validate your selection (e.g. for the copies of your post-secondary degree diplomas if you do not have any yet).
In the section “Perso. information”, the high school diploma series to be selected for international students is “0031 - titre étranger admis en équivalence” (high school diploma obtained outside of France). The 0001-bac international only applies to French students whom obtained a French international high school diploma.
Once you have uploaded all the required documents, click on “Submit my application”. You will receive email confirmation of your submission. If you fail to click on “Submit my application”, your application will not be reviewed by the Academic Commission.
All international candidates for whom the nationality is listed below must apply through Campus France/Etudes en France. You can find the HealthTech Master's track by searching for Telecom Physique Strasbourg (TPS). HealthTech is listed as one of the Master's tracks within the Master IRIV at TPS.
3.1.1. Specific country note: Syrian applicants will need to apply through the Lebanese portal as there is no open French consulate in Syria.
The Campus France website has the most accurate and up-to-date information about how to proceed. See the section "Applying in a 2nd or 3rd year of a Bachelor's or in a Master's degree" for more specific information about the procedure.
3.3 Supplemental Materials for Campus France Applicants: 2026-2027
Students will need to provide the following documents using the naming conventions at the beginning of each line:
These documents must be submitted in a single folder named
M?_EEFfilenumber_LASTNAME__SUPPLEMENTAL-DOSSIER . For M1 applicants (first year of the Master's), begin your folder name with M1. For M2 applicants (second year of the Master's) begin your folder name with M2. Please replace "EEFfilenumber" with your individual dossier number.
The folder must be uploaded to the following Seafile link no later than April 3, 2026 at 23.59 (French time). Please note that you will not receive a confirmation email for your upload.
At the end of June or in early July, all accepted students who have confirmed their acceptance through eCandidat will receive an automatic email from eCandidat stating that the enrollment period for the university is open. In 2024, the enrollment period opened on June 24th.
To enroll at the University of Strasbourg, you will need to follow several steps:
1. Pay your CVEC (Student life and campus contribution) online at https://cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr/. In 2024, the CVEC cost 103 euros.
2. Register on the University of Strasbourg website
The assurance responsabilité civile is a liability insurance coverage that French people have to have. This insurance covers the damage one can unintentionally do to others. It is mandatory for students enrolled at the University of Strasbourg. You will therefore need to subscribe to one upon arrival.
This insurance coverage is usually included either in the home insurance or in student complementary health insurance (although not all students subscribe to this complementary health insurance). It is therefore recommended to wait until arrival in Strasbourg to subscribe to this liability insurance, since in most cases it will be included through some other form of insurance (usually the home insurance). If it's not, you will be able to find one online, for an estimated cost of 10-20€/year.
Note: Your enrollment is only complete once you receive the message "Votre demande d'inscription a bien été prise en compte pour l'année 2025-2026."
Due to university holidays and the annual closure during the month of August, response times may be delayed.
What is "assurance responsabilité civile" and do I need one?
The assurance responsabilité civile is a liability insurance coverage that French people are required to have. This insurance covers the damage one can unintentionally do to others. It is mandatory for students enrolled at the University of Strasbourg. You will therefore need to subscribe to one upon arrival.
This insurance coverage is usually included either in the home insurance or in student complementary health insurance (although not all students subscribe to this complementary health insurance). It is therefore recommended to wait until arrival in Strasbourg to subscribe to this liability insurance, since in most cases it will be included through some other form of insurance (usually the home insurance). If it's not, you will be able to find one online, for an estimated cost of 10-20€/year.