France as a destination for higher studies

With more than 2.5lac international students, France is the worlds third-leading host country for higher education. France provides value for money by offering internationally recognized degrees at affordable costs. Additionally, In order to attract more international students, French universities are now increasingly using English as the language of instruction.

 

France, being one of the most sought after destinations in the world. Students admire France, which is  no surprise, given the abundance of amazing art,  rich culture, and colorful history—and that’s  even without considering  Paris, capital of France Keep in mind, however, that your experience in France will vary depending on your ultimate destination.

 

France has more then 200 universities and many specialized post-secondary schools are spread throughout the country. Large universities such as the Sorbonne  have modern campuses of leading schools of business and engineering which may enroll  a few hundred students.There are specialized schools  devoted to art, health, tourism and many other subjects. French universities welcome international students with open heart.

 

Educational institutions- Universities and specialized schools large and small-together offer variety of degree programs at all levels, extending into every corner of the universe of knowledge.

 

At present around 2lac international students (10% of French postsecondary admissions) have chosen France for  their higher education. In this way they enrich the French system with their culture, experience, and accomplishments

 

France is better known for its high level of technological advancement, culture and reputation in the education system, which attract thousands of young aspirants  every  year. 

 

For many years, France has held its prominent place in subjects like Mathematics, Astrophysics,  Genetics,Biology, Medicine, Physics and other  subjects. From the  past records of the country in regards to its contribution in the field of research and  science. Thus, many foreign students choose France for higher studies.

 

Since the  the birth of La Sorbonne, the first French University, more than 800 years ago, students from all over Europe come to France for higher studies, especially in the field of  medicine, law and theology.

This remarkable European University has been sustained thanks to the circulation of high intellectual-lecturers. .

In 1998, the French government introduced a  support policy to attract foreign students to French educational institutions. This policy was introduced and followed through by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education and comprises of the four following components: