Study in France

France is a global leader in art, fashion, science, business, and culinary arts, making it one of the most attractive destinations for international students. With its world-renowned universities and Grandes Écoles, France offers high-quality education combined with a rich cultural lifestyle.

Studying in France means gaining access to cutting-edge research, industry connections, and diverse academic programs, all set in a country known for its history, architecture, and vibrant cities.

France Student Visa

• Non-EU students need a long-stay student visa (VLS-TS).

   

• Admission from a recognized French institution is required.

   

• Proof of financial means (~€8,000/year), accommodation, and medical insurance is mandatory.

   

• Allows part-time work (up to 964 hours/year).

   

What to Study in France

1. Business & Management – International Business, Luxury Brand Management, MBA.

    

2. Fashion & Design – Fashion Design, Interior Design, Creative Arts.

    

3. Engineering & Technology – Civil, Mechanical, Aerospace Engineering.

    

4. Hospitality & Culinary Arts – World-class culinary schools like Le Cordon Bleu.

    

5. Social Sciences & Humanities – Political Science, International Relations.

    

6. Fine Arts & Architecture – Painting, Sculpture, Architecture.

    

Top Courses in France

• MBA in Luxury & Fashion Management

   

• MSc in Data Science & AI

   

• Culinary Arts & Gastronomy

   

• Wine & Hospitality Management

   

• International Relations

   

• Aerospace Engineering

   

Where to Study in France

1. Paris – Sorbonne University, HEC Paris, Sciences Po.

    

2. Lyon – École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, EM Lyon.

    

3. Toulouse – Toulouse School of Economics, ISAE-SUPAERO (Aerospace).

    

4. Nice – Université Côte d’Azur, SKEMA Business School.

    

5. Bordeaux – Known for wine management and agricultural studies.

    

How to Study in France

1. Choose a program & check if it’s in English or French.

    

2. Apply directly or via Campus France.

    

3. Provide proof of finances, accommodation, and health insurance.

    

4. Apply for the VLS-TS visa.

    

Admission Requirements

• Academic transcripts.

   

• Language proficiency proof (IELTS/TOEFL for English, DELF/DALF for French).

   

• SOP & CV.

   

• Letters of Recommendation.

   

Cost of Studying in France

• Public universities: €2,770/year (UG), €3,770/year (PG).

   

• Private institutions: €8,000–€20,000/year.

   

• Living costs: ~€800–€1,200/month (Paris is higher).

   

Scholarships

• Eiffel Excellence Scholarship.

   

• Campus France Scholarships.

   

• École Normale Supérieure International Selection.

   

Jobs After Studying

Graduates can apply for a 12-month post-study work visa (extendable) to find jobs. Sectors like luxury goods, fashion, tech, and hospitality have high demand for skilled graduates.