Study

To study in France, you must choose a course and obtain pre-enrolment or an enrolment authorisation for a French university or college. There are various organisations that can assist you.

For more information, log onto: http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/services-formulaires_831/espace-etudiants_12793/etudier-france_12794/index.html

List of courses

CampusFrance provides you with a catalogue of courses: http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/d-catalogue/.

ONISEP publishes a list of higher education courses in France: http://www.onisep.fr/onisep-portail/portal/media-type/html/group/gp/page/default

International Relations Department of your educational institution

Contact this department to find out if the institution in your country of residence offers exchange programmes with French universities or colleges.

Cooperation and Cultural Action Service of the French Embassy

To obtain a pre-enrolment application or information about university enrolments, contact the French Embassy in your country of origin or place of residence: http://www.mfe.org/Default.aspx?SID=12291

Did you know?
An online application procedure has been introduced in approximately thirty countries. It must be used to apply for a “student” visa.
Consult the list of countries affected by this procedure: http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/b-agence/application01.htm

Scholarship application

Your university has an exchange programme with a Parisian university for which you may be eligible. Enquire as early as possible.

We recommend you also consult:
- The list of CampusFrance scholarship programmes: http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/d-catalogue/campusbourse/cfbourse/index.html#
- The section “Etudiants étrangers/ financer son séjour” (Foreign students/financing your stay) on the CNOUS website: www.cnous.fr

Make sure you consult the list of Documents to bring (PDF) (coming soon)


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