Learn about eligibility, tuition fees, admission process, student jobs, and post-study opportunities.
Why Study in France?
- Home to world-class universities and top-ranked Grandes Écoles
- Affordable tuition fees for international students
- Strong programs in engineering, business, arts, fashion, and sciences
- High-quality education with global recognition
- Rich culture, lifestyle, and international environment
Eligibility for Bachelor's
- Completion of 12–13 years of education
- Strong academic background
- English proficiency (IELTS usually required)
- CV, passport, and statement of purpose
Eligibility for Master's
- Bachelor’s degree with required academic performance
- English proficiency certificate (IELTS preferred)
- Some programs may require interviews
- Detailed CV, SOP, and letters of recommendation
English Requirements
- IELTS: 6.0 – 6.5 for most programs
- TOEFL iBT: 80 – 90
- Some universities accept MOI
Tuition Fees & Living Cost
- Public Universities:
• Bachelor: ~ €2,770 per year
• Master: ~ €3,770 per year
- Private schools: €7,000 – €20,000 per year
- Living cost: €700 – €1,000 per month depending on city
Admission Timeline
- Main Intake: September
- Application period: December to March (via campus portals)
- Some business schools offer additional intakes
Part-Time Job Rules
- 20 hours per week allowed
- Minimum wage regulations apply
- Basic French language helps in getting part-time work
Post-Study Opportunities
- Job search visa available after graduation
- Opportunities in engineering, IT, business, hospitality, design
- Pathway to long-term residence available
