Study in France
Prestigious education, culture and innovation in the heart of Europe.
Destination Guide
Why Study in France?
- World-famous public universities with very low tuition fees compared with other major destinations.
- A global leader in arts, fashion, business, engineering and research.
- A growing number of English-taught programmes, particularly at master's level.
- Rich culture, history and quality of life in one of the world's most visited countries.
- An EU member state with degrees recognised internationally.
Popular Study Areas
Admissions & Costs
What You Need to Know
General guidance — exact requirements, fees and deadlines vary by university and change over time.
Degree Levels
Licence (Bachelor's), Master and Doctorat (PhD) programmes are available, alongside the prestigious Grandes Écoles.
Admission Requirements
Requirements vary by university and programme. Commonly requested documents include academic transcripts and certificates, a valid passport, proof of French or English proficiency depending on the programme, and a motivation letter. Applications often go through the Campus France / Études en France process. Contact us for a free assessment of your eligibility.
Tuition Information
Public university tuition in France is famously low by international standards; private schools and business schools charge more. We help you compare realistic options within your budget.
Scholarship Opportunities
French government (e.g. Eiffel), regional and university scholarships support international students. We guide you to current opportunities and timelines.
Intakes
The main intake is September/October, with a January/February intake at many business schools and some universities.
Visa Guidance
Non-EU students typically complete the Campus France / Études en France process before applying for a French long-stay student visa, with proof of acceptance, funds and accommodation. Requirements are updated periodically — we guide you through the current process. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Universities
Popular Universities in France
Well-known institutions students often ask about. We guide you to the right fit for your grades and budget.
University offerings and entry criteria change over time. Contact us for current, personalised advice.
FAQs
Study in France — FAQs
Public university tuition fees are among the lowest for major study destinations, though living costs in Paris are high. Overall, France offers strong value.
A growing number of programmes — especially master's — are taught in English. For French-taught programmes, language proficiency is required.
Campus France (via the Études en France platform) manages applications and pre-visa interviews for many international students heading to France.