Imagine living in a place where every street feels like a page out of history, where you’re surrounded by art, amazing food, and vibrant energy. France has this unique mix of old-world charm and modern innovation. It’s home to globally respected universities and colleges, but it’s also a country where life is meant to be enjoyed. From sipping coffee in a Parisian café to hiking in the Alps, studying in France is as much about exploring yourself as it is about academics.
French institutions are versatile, so whether you’re into engineering, fashion, arts, or business, there’s a program for you. Think about designing haute couture in Paris, studying engineering at École Polytechnique, or diving into political science at Sciences Po. Even if your interests are niche, France probably has a course or a university that fits the bill.
Top Business Schools with Triple Accreditation
Budget friendly universities
Specialized Institutions
Studying in the USA can be expensive, but scholarships and financial aid are widely available.
Tuition Fee
€8000–€16000 (Per year)
Accommodation
€200–€700 per month
Food
€200–€300 per month
Transport
€30–€75 per month
Miscellaneous
€100–€200 per month
France loves international students and backs it up with scholarships. For instance:
The Eiffel Scholarship covers tuition, a monthly allowance, and even travel expenses.
The Charpak Scholarship is great for Indian students, offering living and tuition support.
CAF – The French government offers financial support to students through the CAF subsidy (30%), helping to reduce housing costs and make studying in France more affordable.
LivinFrance Scholarship
Franco-Indian Education Trust Scholarships
Emile-Boutmy Scholarship
Ampère Excellence Scholarship
Regional Council Scholarships
Erasmus+ Program
There’s also Campus France, which can guide you to financial aid options.
France offers two main intakes:
Fall (September/October):
The bigger intake with more courses and opportunities.
Spring Intake (January/February)
A smaller intake for select programs.
Note – Certain universities also offer rolling admissions in the other intakes.
We assist with
Student Visa
For Long stay.
Visitor or Tourist Visa
For Short Stay.
International students in France are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term. This provides an excellent opportunity to gain work experience, manage living expenses, and integrate into the local culture.
During holidays or academic breaks, students can work full-time, up to 964 hours per year, as per French labor laws. The minimum wage (SMIC) in France is approximately €11.27 per hour (gross), making part-time jobs a practical way to supplement your finances.
Many universities in France offer mandatory internships as part of the course curriculum. These internships provide hands-on experience and often lead to full-time job placements, as more than 80% companies hire directly from their intern pool.
Students are encouraged to balance work and academics effectively to ensure their studies remain a priority.
The USA provides excellent opportunities for international graduates:
Masters
International students who have completed a Master’s degree or higher in France are eligible to apply for a Post-Study Work Permit.
This permit allows you to stay in France for up to 2 years to look for employment or start a business.
Bachelors
Students completing a Bachelor’s degree can typically stay in France but only after completing Masters degree for up to 24 months through a job-search or business-creation visa.
French culture is all about balance and beauty. They work hard but know how to live well.
Food
Get ready for a love affair with bread, cheese, and wine. Every region has its specialties, from crepes in Brittany to ratatouille in Provence.
Language
Many programs are in English, but learning French will help you connect more deeply with the people and culture.
Social Life
France has a buzzing student community with discounts on museums, theaters, and public transport. Weekends might involve exploring medieval villages, picnicking by the Seine, or dancing at a local festival.
Career Opportunities
Many French companies welcome international graduates, and the country is a gateway to European jobs.
