Study Abroad
Study in France
Universities and specialist schools across business, engineering, design, hospitality and the arts.
Why study in France?
France offers public universities, grandes écoles and specialist schools with programs in French and English. Costs and admissions differ significantly by institution, so we compare the academic value, language requirement, location and career fit before an application is made.
Jarmar provides independent counselling, course and institution shortlisting, and application support. We do not claim direct representation of universities or colleges unless explicitly stated otherwise.
- French- and English-taught programs at universities and specialist schools
- International students can work up to 964 hours per year under the general student rules, with specific exceptions
- Business, engineering, luxury, hospitality, design and arts are prominent study areas
- Certain graduates may qualify for post-study job-search or business-creation residence options, depending on their qualification and status
At a glance
- Common intakes
- September is the main intake; other starts depend on the institution
- Tuition
- Ranges from public-institution fees to substantially higher private-school fees – confirm the exact program cost
- Work while studying
- General rules allow eligible foreign students up to 964 hours of work per year
- After study
- Post-study options depend on the qualification, residence status and current French rules
Popular courses in France
Career-focused course and university selection considering your academic background, employability and long-term professional objectives.
Fees, scholarships & requirements
Tuition & living budget
Public and private institution costs differ substantially, so the exact program fee and location are used for financial planning.
Scholarships
Government, institution and merit awards may be available for eligible applicants. We review realistic options and timing.
Entry requirements
Academic relevance, grades, portfolio or specialist requirements where applicable are checked before application.
French / English
Programs may be taught in French or English. We confirm the language evidence required by the institution and visa process.
Our support
How Jarmar helps with your France study plan
University / school selection
We compare universities, grandes écoles and specialist schools around academic value, language, cost and career fit.
Campus France planning
Where the process applies, timelines and documentation are organised alongside the institution application.
Language strategy
French and English requirements are checked early so testing or language preparation does not delay the intake.
Visa & pre-departure support
Financial and visa documents are coordinated after admission, followed by practical arrival planning.
Application journey
From first discussion to departure
The sequence changes with the institution and country, but we keep the file moving through a clear set of checkpoints.
- 1Profile & language review
- 2Institution shortlist
- 3Applications / Campus France
- 4Offer & funding planning
- 5Student visa preparation
- 6Pre-departure planning
Explore other destinations
Start with a free eligibility assessment.
Share your profile and a Jarmar counsellor will map realistic study, work or migration options with independent, personalised guidance.