Discover the cultural heart of Europe

Turn Your Study Abroad Dreams into an International Experience

France – a country renowned for knowledge, art, and creativity – has long been a dream destination for millions of international students. With world-class education, affordable costs, and a wide range of study opportunities in both French and English, studying in France opens the door to a global future.

Why Study in France?

Affordable Tuition, High-Quality Education
Most public universities in France receive substantial government support, allowing international students to pay only €2,770–€3,770 per year. Despite the affordable cost, academic programs meet European standards and qualifications are recognized worldwide.
World-Class Education System
France has more than 3,500 higher education institutions, including many leading European schools renowned for Economics, Engineering, Arts, Fashion, and Culinary Arts. Students study in a rigorous yet creative academic environment.
Diverse Programs and Study Languages
Students can study in French or English, with options suited to their language level and field of study. Many institutions also offer language preparation programs to help students adapt quickly and begin their studies with confidence.
Abundant Scholarship Opportunities
France offers a wide range of attractive scholarships, including the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship, regional scholarships, and university-based funding. Many programs also offer full or partial tuition waivers to high-achieving students.
Affordable Living Costs
Students may receive housing assistance (CAF), reducing accommodation costs by 30–40%. Average living expenses are around €700–€1,200 per month, significantly lower than in many English-speaking countries.
Part-Time Work and Post-Study Opportunities
International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their studies and may be able to stay for one year after graduation to look for employment. This provides valuable opportunities to gain experience and expand career prospects in Europe.

Study Abroad Programs

France’s higher education system follows the Bologna framework (LMD – Licence, Master, Doctorat), making it easier for students to transfer, progress between study levels, and have their qualifications recognized across Europe.
Study programs in France meet a wide range of needs — from language preparation and bachelor’s degrees to master’s programs and advanced research.

Foundation & French Language Programs
For students who want to improve their French or complete a foundation program before entering their main course of study.
Bachelor’s Degree (Licence / Bachelor)
Study at a public or private university and earn an internationally recognized qualification.
Master’s Degree (Master / MSc / MBA)
For students who have completed a bachelor’s degree and want to specialize further or change their career direction.
Doctoral Degree (Doctorat / PhD)
For researchers with a research proposal who wish to pursue long-term academic work in a European research environment.

Expenses - Scholarships

Tuition Fees
Tuition fees at public universities in France are subsidized by the government, allowing international students to benefit from relatively affordable fees. Private institutions and international programs generally cost more but may offer additional academic and career benefits.
Scholarships
France offers a wide range of scholarships from the government, universities, and educational organizations, creating opportunities for outstanding international students and those who need financial support.
Living Costs
Living costs in France vary depending on the city, lifestyle, and type of accommodation. Compared with other Western European countries, France offers relatively reasonable living costs, especially if you choose to study outside Paris.

Study Abroad Requirements

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  • Bachelor’s programs: High school graduation with a good academic record (GPA ~6.5–7.0/10).
  • French-taught programs: a French language certificate such as DELF B2 or DALF C1, or a TCF score of around 350–400.
  • English-taught programs: typically require IELTS of approximately 5.5–6.0 or higher.
  • Students must demonstrate sufficient financial means to cover tuition and living expenses – for example, savings of at least approximately €7,380 (equivalent to around VND 200 million) or more.
  • If accommodation has already been arranged or housing assistance is available, the required proof of funds may be lower.

A basic visa application generally includes: a valid passport, enrollment/admission letter, language certificate, proof of financial means, and a medical examination certificate if required.

BrightWay Academy Services

With years of experience in study abroad consulting, BrightWay Academy supports students and families throughout the entire preparation process for studying in France. We provide comprehensive services and are ready to answer all your questions along the way.
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Study Field & Study Abroad Pathway Consulting

Guidance on choosing a field of study, city, and program based on your academic profile, financial situation, and personal career goals.

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English & French Training for Study Abroad

English and French courses, along with interview preparation, help students confidently meet the admission requirements of institutions in France.

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Application, Scholarship & Visa Support

Support with admission applications, certified translations, interview scheduling, and completion of student visa procedures.

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Pre-Departure & Post-Arrival Support

Assistance with opening a blocked account, booking flights, airport pickup, finding accommodation, and adapting to life in France.