Overview
France is the world's 4th most popular student destination and the #1 non-English speaking country for international students. Known for its excellence in fashion, culinary arts, business, engineering, and the arts, France offers a rich cultural immersion alongside affordable, government-subsidized education. Many top business schools and Grandes Écoles offer English-taught programs.
CurrencyEUR
LanguageFrench, English
ClimateTemperate (varied)
Universities5+ Partner
Fees From$2,770/yr
Courses8 Programs
Why Study in France?
Very affordable tuition at public universities (€170-€380/year for EU, €2,770-€3,770 for non-EU). Home to top-ranked business schools (INSEAD, HEC Paris). Rich cultural experience — art, cuisine, fashion, history. 2-year post-study residence permit available. Central European location with excellent travel connections. French language adds career advantage globally.
Admission Process
Admission process details coming soon.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility details coming soon.
Cost of Living & Fees
Living costs €800-€1,200/month depending on city. Paris is most expensive; cities like Lyon, Toulouse, Bordeaux, and Nantes are more affordable. Students receive subsidized housing (CAF), transport, and health insurance. Can work 964 hours/year.
| University | Type | Min Fee | Max Fee |
|---|
| Sciences Po |
Public |
$10,000 |
$14,000 |
| Paris-Saclay University |
Public |
$2,770 |
$3,770 |
| Ecole Polytechnique |
Public |
$12,000 |
$15,000 |
| Sorbonne University |
Public |
$2,770 |
$3,770 |
| University of Strasbourg |
Public |
$2,770 |
$3,770 |
Visa Process
Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS) required. Steps: 1) Apply through Campus France, 2) University admission, 3) Apply at French Embassy with financial proof (€615/month), 4) Processing 2-4 weeks, 5) Validate visa online after arrival (OFII).
