Low public tuition
Public universities charge modest fees for master's and PhD programmes.
Study abroad in France
Affordable public tuition, English-taught Grandes Écoles programmes and a 12-month job-search visa after graduation.
Why study here
France attracts international students for its combination of academic quality, post-study opportunities and lifestyle. Here are the most important reasons our students apply.
Public universities charge modest fees for master's and PhD programmes.
Top business schools (HEC, INSEAD, ESSEC, ESCP) and engineering schools with global reputations.
Over 1,500 programmes taught entirely in English across French universities.
12-month APS visa to look for work after graduating.
Top student cities
We help you choose the right city based on course strength, living costs, transport and your career goals.
Not sure where to apply? Book a free consultation and we'll suggest a shortlist for your profile.
Visa & application steps
Visa requirements change year to year — these are the typical building blocks. We tailor guidance to your nationality, course and timeline.
Long-stay Student visa (VLS-TS étudiant).
Pre-consular procedure via Campus France for many countries.
Proof of funds (€615/month minimum).
Health insurance enrolment with French social security on arrival.
Language proof — DELF/DALF for French programmes; IELTS/TOEFL for English.
Always check the latest official requirements before applying. We help you do this thoroughly during your application.
Working while you study
Life as a student
Funding your studies
We help you identify scholarships you may qualify for — and prepare a strong application for each.
Eligibility, amounts and deadlines vary. Contact us for personalised guidance.
Common questions
Yes. We support course selection, university applications, document preparation, scholarship guidance and visa support for students applying to France.
Tuition ranges from €2,770 – €20k / year and living costs typically fall around €10k – €14k / year. Your final budget depends on the city, university and lifestyle. We help you build a realistic, transparent estimate.
Up to 964 hours/year (around 20 hours/week).
Most students complete the full cycle in 3–6 months — earlier applications give the best chance of scholarships and visa appointments. We recommend starting at least 6–9 months before your intended intake.
Yes. We support document checks, application preparation and interview readiness. Visa rules can change, so we tailor guidance to your profile and the latest official requirements.
Absolutely. Many students compare France with the UK, Canada, Australia or other destinations. Book a free consultation and we will help you decide based on your goals, budget and timeline.
Compare destinations
Compare France with other popular destinations before you decide.
Share your course, intake and academic background. Our counsellors will reply with a personalised plan — usually within one working day.