Study in France
Undergraduate education in France takes 4 years, but if your French level is not sufficient, you can first study French then start undergraduate education in France.
France Undergraduate Application Process
- Choose the right university: At this stage, Edu&Edu will advise you on the most successful schools in the field you want to study.
- Analyze the requirements: Some French universities require standardized tests for both local and international students. You should find out if you are required to take a test such as the GMAT, LSAT or GRE.
- Obtain a "Demande d'admission préalable" : you can get it from the French consulates in your country.
Undergraduate tuition fees in France vary according to schools and departments. You can contact us for specific department and school fees.
The annual expenditure of a student studying in France ranges from €20,000 to €25,000.
Accommodation in France
On-Campus Dormitories & Residences:
By far, this is the most preferred accommodation option by students. Students are offered single, double, 3-4 person room options and often morning and evening meals.
Private Dormitories & Residences:
Usually located outside the university campus, and within walking distance or a short public transportation distance from the school campus. Students are offered a choice of single, double or shared rooms with more students. Some residences also offer studio-type rooms and en-suite rooms with private bathrooms.
Student Houses:
Share a house with international students and enjoy the independence of a smaller space while building friendships with your roommates.
Homestay Accommodation:
Enjoy a warm welcome and home-cooked meals. It is a great option to discover the customs and culture of the country you will be staying in. Students usually stay in single rooms.
France Undergraduate Study Visa
Every student who is not a citizen of the European Union must obtain a study visa and a residence permit to study in France.
