France combines strong public universities with affordable tuition and renowned business schools. You can study in French or choose an English-taught program — especially at master’s level.
We shortlist programs, help with motivation letters and documents, and prepare you for the student visa.
What we do
- Choosing a university, school or language course
- Motivation letters and CV in French/English
- Preparing and translating documents
- Applying to selected institutions
- Finding scholarships
- Student visa and housing documents
Education system
The French system follows Licence (3 years) — Master (2 years) — Doctorat. Public universities offer a wide range of fields; business and engineering schools (grandes écoles) offer more practical and usually more expensive programs.
Language
French-taught programs usually require DELF/DALF. English-taught programs require IELTS or TOEFL. If your French needs work, start with a language course in France.
Documents you need
- Passport
- School certificate/diploma translated into French
- DELF/DALF or IELTS/TOEFL certificate
- Motivation letter and CV
- Proof of funds
- Admission letter — for the visa
How we work
Consultation
We choose the level, language and type of institution.
Documents
Translations, motivation letter, CV.
Applications
We apply and follow up on responses.
Visa
We prepare the student visa package.
FAQ
Can I study in France in English?
Yes, especially at master’s level and in business schools. There are fewer English-taught bachelor’s programs.
Is studying in France expensive?
Public universities are relatively affordable by European standards; private schools cost noticeably more. We find options within your budget.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, students may work a limited number of hours per year, which helps cover part of the costs.