What are the requirements to study in France

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Learn what are the requirements to study in France
Check your rights and complete your applications with Campus France.

The French higher education system is one of the best and most accessible in the world. With relatively low tuition fees, this country gives the opportunity to study and graduate with a European degree to the largest number of young people, offering them an experience for life.

1. Learn what are the requirements to study in France

When applying in France, you must provide the required documents such as a valid passport, degrees already held or a letter of motivation, translated from their original country language if necessary.

When applying for short courses such as a Bachelor‘s degree or continuing on to a long Master’s degree at INSEEC-U as an international student, you will be subject to language requirements. While it is not necessary to know the French language, a good level of English will be required to be able to access courses at our universities. Indeed, INSEEC-U business school offers many courses in English, open from the undergraduate level for the preparation of the Bachelor‘s degree.

By applying for a Master’s degree at INSEEC-U’s universities, you are taking the first step towards our Grandes Écoles programme, taught in the best universities in France.

2. Check your rights and complete your applications with Campus France.

If you wish to study in France, the application for admission to universities for international students must be submitted through Campus France. Created especially for international students, this organization guides you through the application process and registration in an institution in France. Depending on the student‘s home country, he or she may need a residence permit to study in France. Your embassy will be able to tell you if you need a visa and if so, will provide you with the appropriate form and explain the steps to follow. European Union nationals are not concerned by this condition for access to higher education in France.

The fee cost is decided by the universities and can vary greatly. In order to finance a student’s courses in France, the French government has set up a scholarship program. Available to both French and international students, these scholarships are granted under certain conditions, particularly in terms of resources.

Admission to a Master’s degree requires more qualifications. In addition to language proficiency, students must have a very good academic record.

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