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Study in France.

Recognized Education. Public Value. Culture and Global Exposure.

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Education in France

Why students choose France.

France is attractive for students who want high-quality education, relatively low public tuition, French-language opportunities and access to a major European economy.

Academic direction

Focused guidance around the study fields that are most relevant for international students.

Cost planning

A realistic view of tuition, daily expenses and financial preparation before arrival.

European opportunity

Education decisions connected to mobility, employability and long-term international growth.

Study Programmes

Popular study areas in France.

Business Administration
International Business
Luxury Management
Fashion and Design
Engineering
Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Data Science
International Relations
Hospitality and Tourism
Political Science
Arts and Humanities
Finance
Tuition & Living Costs

The numbers students want to understand first.

Tuition Fees

Public university fees in France can be very low for EU/EEA students. Non-EU students may pay differentiated fees unless exempted by the institution.

Bachelor's: around EUR 178 per year for EU/EEA students
Master's: around EUR 254 per year for EU/EEA students
Doctorate: around EUR 397 per year
Non-EU students may pay higher differentiated fees depending on the institution
Private universities and business schools can be significantly more expensive

Cost of Living

France requires careful budgeting, especially in Paris.

Accommodation: EUR 350-EUR 1,000+
Food: EUR 200-EUR 350
Transport: EUR 30-EUR 90
Utilities/internet: EUR 70-EUR 160
Personal expenses: EUR 150-EUR 300
Typical total: around EUR 800-EUR 1,200+ per month
Student Visa

What students need to prepare.

Non-EU students generally need a long-stay student visa.

Acceptance letter
Valid passport
Proof of financial means
Health insurance
Accommodation proof
Academic documents
Visa application form
Campus France procedure where applicable
Students studying in Europe
Work While Studying

Study today, plan your next step tomorrow.

Foreign students in France are generally allowed to work up to 964 hours per year, equivalent to part-time work. Work should be considered additional support, not the main way to finance studies.

Part-time work opportunities may exist depending on local rules

Practical sectors often include hospitality, retail, logistics and support roles

Career planning should begin before arrival, not only after admission

Creative Young helps students think beyond the classroom

How Creative Young Helps

Support that goes beyond admission.

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Programme selection

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Public vs private institution comparison

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Admission preparation

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Campus France guidance where applicable

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Visa documentation

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Accommodation planning

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Career orientation

Why Study in France?

The bigger reason students choose France.

France is ideal for students who want recognized education, low-cost public university options, international exposure and opportunities in business, engineering, fashion, luxury, hospitality, research and culture.

Recognized education

A degree path that supports international credibility and long-term planning.

European mobility

A destination connected to future opportunities across Europe and beyond.

Practical next steps

A study decision easier to act on with the right guidance and preparation.

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