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Some Exciting Facts about Studying in France
Why Study in France?
Embarking on an educational journey in France is an incredible opportunity. Imagine immersing yourself in a world-class education system that features accredited research laboratories and professors committed to helping you excel academically. French institutions are renowned for their outstanding infrastructure and a commitment to excellence, providing an environment where you can thrive.
Moreover, if you choose to study in Paris, the heart of France’s education scene, you’ll find yourself in an innovation hub, surrounded by tech start-ups and visionary entrepreneurs who are leading the charge in tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges. What makes the experience even more enriching is the diverse, multicultural community of students who come from different corners of the globe, offering a global perspective that will broaden your horizons.
If you’re ready to embark on this exciting educational journey in France, reach out to us for guidance on the admission process for the upcoming intake. Below are some key reasons that will provide you invasive insights about studying in France.
FAQs
No, France does not offer free education to international students. Tuition fees are applicable, especially if you are not from an EEA country, Switzerland, or a permanent resident. Fees vary between public and private universities.
For undergraduate programs, tuition fees range from approximately 1000 – 7000 EURO, while postgraduate programs cost around 7000 – 300,000 EURO. Living expenses are typically between 10,000 – 20,000 EURO per year.
International students can earn approximately €7.61 per hour after taxes, with a minimum wage of €9.76 per hour before taxes. On average, a student can earn around €7,900 per year, which is roughly INR 6 lakhs per year.
In France, a master’s degree consists of two years. The first year (M1) focuses on lectures, while the second year (M2) emphasizes research and thesis writing.
Yes, students can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week. During academic breaks, they can work full-time without restrictions.
Compared to neighboring European and English-speaking countries, France offers affordable education without compromising quality.
Absolutely! After completing your studies, you can stay in France for up to 12 months to search for a job. You’ll need to apply to extend your residence permit for this period. During these 12 months, you can work full time to support yourself.
Living costs in Paris range from 1000€ to 1300€ per month, depending on accommodation and lifestyle. Costs decrease in smaller towns and suburbs.
The French visa process does not require IELTS/TOEFL scores. However, universities may have their own language proficiency requirements. Alternative methods, such as video interviews and proof of instruction in English, are accepted.
The Campus France process takes around three weeks, and the student visa processing time is typically 15 working days. Start the process at least 90 days before your departure or as soon as you receive your acceptance letter.
Yes, France offers many English-taught courses.
Living costs for international students in France range from 1100€ to 1300€ per month. These expenses don’t include tuition fees, and yearly estimates can reach up to 16,560€.
General requirements for international students in France include completing the university application, providing previous academic records, IELTS or equivalent test scores, Campus France Authorization from your home country, and proof of sufficient funds to cover living expenses for a year in France.