There are various reasons why international students choose France as their study destinations, some of those reasons are that France values young talent in innovation and entrepreneurships. It offers a multicultural study experience. France also has economic power. It offers the best quality education. French is among the top widely spoken languages, this gives international students studying in France the upper hand when pursuing an international career and will give their CVs a competitive edge. France ranks 8th globally and 5th in Europe among the world’s top study destinations!

Being one of the countries offering the world-class higher education, the French universities are regularly placed high in international university rankings. France is a home for some best elite-ranked business schools in Europe.

Studying in France is a life-changing experience, making studying there a worth taking investment. The cost for annual tuition fee at our partner university is €11,050 for a Bachelor in International Business course. The university offers a merit-based International Scholarship Program with a 5% to 25% tuition waiver for the 1st year of the program. Selection is based on the applicant’s previous academic performance and overall application portfolio.
Living expenses
Students’ accommodation in France costs between €200 and €1000 per month depending on the choice of location and student’s life style. On average, a person can spend about €250 – €300 per month on groceries in Paris, or less in the provinces. A monthly bus ticket in France costs approximately €30 - €70.

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International students studying in France are required to apply for study visa, below are the supporting documents for visa application.

• • Visa application form
• • Two passport-type photos
• • Valid passport and copies of your previous visas (if any)
• • Official enrolment or acceptance letter from the university
• • Proof of financial means (around 615 EUR per month) to cover all your expenses during your study period
• • Airline ticket/reservation showing date of departure
• • Medical insurance that might cost between 300–715 EUR/year
• • Documents stating the accommodation arrangement during your studies
• • French language proficiency certificate (if you have enrolled in a French-taught course)
• • Proof of payment of the visa fee (50–100 EUR)
• • Proof of civil status (if applicable)