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France is home to some of Europe's best-known business and engineering schools, alongside a large network of public universities. At public universities, non-EU students pay national fees of €2,902 a year for a bachelor's (licence) and €3,950 a year for a master's in 2026–27 — much lower than in the UK or USA.
Many programs are taught in English, especially at master's level, and students can work part-time alongside their studies.
Business schools and private institutions set their own fees. Some public universities grant fee exemptions to a limited share of international students.
Requirements vary by institution and program level — we confirm the exact list for your chosen courses.
| Requirement | Undergraduate | Postgraduate |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Record | Class 12 with good marks in relevant subjects | Recognised bachelor's degree in a related field |
| Language | IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught programs, or French (DELF/DALF/TCF) for French-taught programs | IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught programs, or French (DELF/DALF/TCF) for French-taught programs |
| Campus France | Études en France application and interview (required for Indian students) | Études en France application and interview (required for Indian students) |
| Documents | Motivation letter, CV, financial proof | SOP, CV, LORs, financial proof |
Create your Études en France account and submit your applications.
Attend the academic interview; we help you prepare beforehand.
After admission, apply for the long-stay student visa (VLS-TS).
Validate your VLS-TS online within 3 months of arriving in France.
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At public universities, non-EU students pay €2,902 a year for a bachelor's and €3,950 a year for a master's in 2026–27. Business schools and private institutions charge their own fees, which are usually higher. Living costs depend on the city, with Paris the most expensive.
Not for English-taught programs, which are common at master's level and in business schools. For French-taught programs you will need to prove your French level. Learning some French helps with daily life and part-time work.
Yes. Students with a VLS-TS student visa can work up to 964 hours a year, which is roughly 20 hours a week.
Graduates with a master's-level degree can apply for a temporary residence permit of up to 12 months to look for a job or start a business in France.
Get help with your Campus France application, shortlist and visa.