In short
- 9 universities in France on Noevo, across 4 cities
- 37 programmes listed
- Study levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate
- Taught in French, English, French/English, English/French
How the education system works in France
Higher education in France is structured around a three-cycle system: Licence, Master, and Doctorat. The Licence typically takes three years to complete, leading to a baccalauréat plus three years of higher education. Master's degrees usually require two additional years of study, building upon the Licence. Doctoral programs generally extend for three years or more, focusing on research. Teaching styles can vary, encompassing lectures, tutorials, and practical work, with an emphasis on theoretical knowledge and critical thinking. The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System is widely used to measure academic workload.
Language requirements
For programs taught in French, international students typically need to demonstrate proficiency through tests such as the DELF, DALF, or TCF. For programs offered in English, common accepted tests include the IELTS Academic and the TOEFL iBT. Some institutions may also accept other English language qualifications.
Scholarships, funding and sports awards
The scholarship landscape for international students in France includes various opportunities. The French government offers some scholarships, often based on academic merit or specific cooperation agreements. Individual institutions may also provide their own grants or tuition fee waivers, though these can be competitive. International students should be aware that securing full funding can be challenging, and many are expected to cover a significant portion of their living expenses.
Sports scholarships are not a prominent feature of the French higher education system in the same way they might be in some other countries. While some institutions may offer support or facilities for student athletes, dedicated athletic scholarships that cover tuition and living costs are uncommon. Students interested in combining sports with their studies should inquire directly with individual institutions about any available support or arrangements for athletes.
After you graduate
After completing their studies, international graduates in France may have options to remain in the country for a period to seek employment or create a business. The specific conditions and duration for post-study work visas can vary depending on the level of degree obtained and the student's nationality. These rules are subject to change, and students must consult official government sources for the most current and accurate information regarding post-study work and visa regulations.
Studying in France: the numbers
- Universities in the Noevo catalogue
- 9
- Programmes listed
- 37
- Cities represented
- 4
- Study levels
- Undergraduate, Postgraduate
- Fields of study
- Business, Mixed, Business/Luxury Management, Digital Marketing & Social Media, Digital Project Management, E-commerce & Entrepreneurship, Project Management / Entrepreneurship
- Language of instruction
- French, English, French/English, English/French
Universities in France
- Ecema College
- College DE Paris
- Digital College
- Business Project College
- Ecole Conte paris
- Keyce Academy
- Burgundy School of Business
- Grand Sud
- Paris Business Academy
Frequently asked questions
How many universities in France can I apply to through Noevo?
Noevo lists 9 institutions in France, covering 37 programmes. You can shortlist and track applications to any of them.
Can I study in France in English?
The programmes Noevo lists in France are taught in French, English, French/English, English/French.
What can I study in France?
Fields represented in the Noevo catalogue include Business, Mixed, Business/Luxury Management, Digital Marketing & Social Media, Digital Project Management, E-commerce & Entrepreneurship, Project Management / Entrepreneurship.
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