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Studying in France, or conducting research here, means benefitting from an excellent and accessible system of higher education.
Studying in France, or conducting research here, means benefitting from an excellent and accessible system of higher education.
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Campus France Live Updated on 27 February 2026 Flag this item Students Looking to pursue higher education in France
To enrol in an institute of higher education in France, follow the procedure corresponding to your situation.
To apply in an institution of higher education in France, follow the procedure according to your situation.
French higher education offers a wide variety of programmes that foreign students can enrol in.
Higher education in France
In France, there are many public and private institutes of higher education open to foreign students.
In France, there are many public and private institutes of higher education open to foreign students.
Most French higher education degrees are part of the LMD system and award ECTS credits.
Most French higher education degrees are part of the LMD system and award ECTS credits.
Tuition fees in public institutions are low in France, and cost of studies is covered for the most part by the French State.
Tuition fees in public institutions are low in France, and cost of studies is covered for the most part by the French State.