Institutions like Sorbonne University, HEC Paris, INSEAD, and Sciences Po are globally renowned.
Hundreds of Bachelor’s, Master’s, and MBA programs offered in English.
Especially in public universities with state-subsidized education.
Up to 2 years of stay back for non-EU students after graduation.
Students can work up to 964 hours per year (approx. 20 hours/week).
A rich heritage, vibrant lifestyle, and student-friendly cities.
Begin by choosing the right program and institution that fits your academic and professional goals.
Applicants must submit academic transcripts, Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of Recommendation (LORs), CV / Resume, and English language test scores (IELTS / TOEFL). Some business schools may also require GMAT / GRE.
Art and architecture programs may ask for a portfolio. An interview may be part of the selection process for competitive programs.
Once the application is evaluated, students receive an offer letter if selected.
Most public universities charge no tuition, just a small semester fee covering administrative costs and public transport.
Private institutions typically charge tuition, but often offer scholarships and flexible payment options.
Executive and specialized programs may have higher fees, but offer excellent ROI and career services.
Universities in France offer various scholarships that significantly reduce tuition costs. These are provided by government and private organizations.
Student dorms, shared apartments, or private studios
Cooking at home and occasional dining out
Public transport with student discounts
Mandatory for all students in Germany
Electricity, heating, internet, and mobile
Textbooks and study materials
Leisure, clothing, and miscellaneous