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France: A world leader in education, arts, culture, and humanities
100+
Universities
€3k-€10k
Annual tuition fees
400K+
International Students
2 Years
Post-Study Work Visa
Why Study in France?
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Hub for education
A highly sought-after study destination renowned for its prestigious "Grande École" institutions, offering unmatched global career prospects. France attracts ambitious individuals seeking excellence in both academic and professional realms.
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Affordable life
France boasts of a lower cost of living compared to many other European capitals. The government offers financial assistance for accommodation, covering up to one-third of the rent for students. Living expenses in France are much more affordable as compared to the United Kingdom.
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Learning French is not essential
French Grande Ecoles are increasingly using English as a medium of instruction. International students are usually taught French as a subject in their curriculum to assist them in their day to routine and future jobs.
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Rich in art and culture
France boasts of cultural richness in Europe, exuding an unparalleled blend of artistry and tradition. It holds the coveted title of the world's top tourist destination, captivating visitors with iconic masterpieces such as the works of Monet and the enigmatic Mona Lisa.
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Excellence in Science and Technology
Within the realm of information technology, France claims the second postion in Europe and fourth globally. The nation stands as a vanguard of technological advancement across various domains.
List of Universities in France
France is a top choice for international students seeking a prestigious education. Here are some top universities where we have successfully placed students.
Université PSL
Popular For Physics
QS World Ranking 24
Institut Polytechnique de Paris
Popular For Artificial Intelligence
QS World Ranking 38
Sorbonne University
Popular For International Law
QS World Ranking 59
Université Paris-Saclay
Popular For Mathematics
QS World Ranking 71
École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
Popular For Cognitive Sciences
QS World Ranking 184
Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
Popular For Civil Engineering
QS World Ranking 192
Université Paris Cité
Popular For Public Health
QS World Ranking 236
Université Grenoble Alpes
Popular For Nanosciences
QS World Ranking 294
Sciences Po
Popular For Public Policy
QS World Ranking 319
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Popular For Economics
QS World Ranking 328
Popular Courses in France
France offers a wide range of programs across various fields of study.
Here are the top courses in France that are preferred by international students:
Cost of studying in France
The cost of studying in France for international students depends on several factors, including the institution, program of study, location, and available funding opportunities. Additionally, living expenses such as rent, utilities, and recreational activities play a significant role in the overall cost.
Tuition Fees (Average per annum)
Master's
EUR 10,000 – 16,500
MBA
EUR 16,000 – 25,000
Living Expenses (Average per annum)
Approx. EUR 9,300
Accommodation (Average per month)
Student Residences
EUR 500 – 700
Private Apartments and Shared Apartments
EUR 600 – 1,500
University residence halls managed by CROUS
EUR 780 - 800
Studapart
EUR 700 – 1,000
Scholarships in France
The French government funds approximately 22,000 international students each year. Most of the grants are administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Scholarships for Indian students are made available under Bilateral Assistance Programs between France and foreign governments or under an Annual Scholarship Program. More than 80% of French government scholarships fall into this category. Scholarship programs have been set up to enable French institutions of higher education to attract the finest international students.
Career Prospect in France
The job market in France is diverse, offering opportunities across various sectors.
Here are some key sectors and industries that presently offer employment opportunities:
More about France
Documents required to study in France
To study in France as an international student, there are specific requirements for documents that depend on the course of study and the institution. Here is a list of documents that are commonly required to study in France:
- Application form
- Identity Proof
- Educational documents like high school or secondary school academic transcripts, Bachelor’s Degree (if pursuing a Master's), various Diplomas or Degree certificates.
- Letter of Motivation and Statement of Purpose
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume
- Letters of Recommendation
- Financial documents
- Visa documents
- Health insurance
France study visa process
France has a very simple procedure for student visas. Students must complete the Campus France visa application process prior to applying for the French visa. An interview will be conducted by Campus France and after getting an NOC, they need to book a visa appointment with the VFS.
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FAQs
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Is the French language compulsory in France?
No, French universities are now using English as the language of instruction, especially in areas like management, engineering, political science, etc., to attract more international students. It is advisable to learn some French in order to compete with French students.
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Can I work in France as a student?
International students may work part-time if their schedule permits, as long as they are registered at an institution approved by the French social security system. Even first-year students coming to France for the first time have the right to work part-time, 20 hours per week.
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What are the English language proficiency tests required to study in
France?
TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge English exams are some of the entrance tests that are widely accepted.
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What are the accommodation options?
The different accommodation options include university residences, private student residences, etc.
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Are there scholarships available?
Yes. Scholarship programmes have been set up to enable French institutions of higher education to attract the finest international students.