Université Paris-Saclay
Paris-Saclay, France
A research university south of Paris bringing together faculties, grandes écoles and research institutes.
- Art, Design & Media
- Business & Management
- Computer Science & IT
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44 programmesView university
France offers everything from big-city life in Paris to Mediterranean Marseille and Montpellier, Atlantic Rennes and Nantes, and Alpine Grenoble and Lyon. Its public universities are heavily subsidised and its business and engineering schools are known worldwide.
FindMyUni lists 603 English-taught programmes at 56 universities in France (31 bachelor's, 544 master's, 28 PhD).
Paris-Saclay, France
A research university south of Paris bringing together faculties, grandes écoles and research institutes.
44 programmesView university
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At public universities, EU students typically pay about €170 to €600 a year for bachelor's and master's degrees. Non-EU students usually pay around €3,000 to €4,000 a year at public institutions. Private institutions and the leading business schools often charge €8,000 to more than €20,000 a year.
Paris is the most expensive city, where students usually need €1,000 to €1,500 a month, mainly because of rent. Toulouse, Nantes and Strasbourg are cheaper. Subsidised student housing and the CAF housing allowance can reduce accommodation costs considerably.
About €3,000 to €4,000 a year for non-EU students.
Internationally known grandes écoles and business schools.
From Paris to the Mediterranean, Atlantic and Alpine regions.
Paris Charles de Gaulle is the busiest airport in continental Europe, and trains reach every region. France borders Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Spain, and the UK is just across the Channel.
French is close to essential for finding a job after graduation. Even on an English-taught degree, learning the language will help in daily life and in your career.
Non-EU students need a long-stay student visa; Campus France guides applicants through the procedure.
English-taught programmes typically require B2-level English.
Check the procedure that applies to your country.
Apply through the French authorities.
EURECOMSophia Antipolis, France
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campus€18,000/yr (non-EEA)English
KEDGE Business SchoolParis, France
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
KEDGE Business SchoolBordeaux, France
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
KEDGE Business SchoolParis, France
1 year60 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

EPITAParis, France
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campus€11,000/yr (non-EEA)English

EPITAParis, France
1.5 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campus€8,600/yr (non-EEA)English
Yes. FindMyUni lists 603 English-taught programmes at 56 universities in France (31 bachelor's, 544 master's, 28 PhD).
At public universities, EU students typically pay about €170 to €600 a year for bachelor's and master's degrees. Non-EU students usually pay around €3,000 to €4,000 a year at public institutions. Private institutions and the leading business schools often charge €8,000 to more than €20,000 a year.
Université Paris-Saclay, Grenoble Ecole de Management, Neoma Business School, TBS Education, Audencia Business School. FindMyUni lists 56 universities in France in total.
Paris (234), Lille (42), Toulouse (38), Nantes (35), Lyon (32).
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