Choose France for pursuing your undergrad as:

Sorbonne Université, Paris

Université Paris Saclay, Saint-Aubin

Université de Paris, Paris

Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), Saint-Martin-d'Hères

University of Aix-Marseille, Marseille

University of Montpellier, Montpellier

In France, the LMD (License-Master-Doctorat) system is used for organizing the higher education system. This system is followed by university education across all European universities as part of the Bologna Process, which of course includes France. There are 3 kinds of university degrees in France. An undergraduate degree - License (L1, L2, L3) of 3 years (6 semesters), a graduate degree - Masters (M1, M2) of 2 years, and a doctorate degree of 3 years which lasts 16 semesters.

The Bachelors or Undergraduate program in France is called the License program which has an average annual tuition fee of around €170 EUR while the engineering degree program costs comparatively higher around €620 EUR per academic year.

Here is the list of popular undergraduate programs in France.

Medicine

Geography

Pharmacology

Art History

Linguistics

Sociology

European and Mediterranean Cultures

Communication technology

Information Technology

French Studies

International Business Administration

Film Studies

Global Communications

Finance

International Finance

Literary Studies

Creative Arts

Psychology

International Economics

International and Comparative Politics

Yes, exquisite facilities for international students in France makes it one of the best places to study. The low cost of education, high standard of living, and picturesque cities attract a massive number of students from around the world, especially Indian students.

Bachelor's degrees in France are in finance, art, politics, computer science, fashion design, film, information technology, business, hospitality, and economics.

Bachelor's in France typically takes a minimum of three years of full-time study to complete. There are also options for a Bachelor’s in France that include part-time and online studies for students that provide flexibility in scheduling.

Yes, most universities in France offer courses that are taught in English. But learning French early is preferred as France isn’t exactly an English-speaking country. This means that to get around, ask for help, go shopping, or use public transport, you’ll have to ‘parler un peu français’ (speak a little French). Currently, French is the fifth most popular international language. It is also an increasingly desirable skill in the global job market. It opens the doors to jobs at local French companies & organizations, various multinational corporations that conduct their business and interact with customers and clients in French.