Small competition, easy admission!
Among China students studying in France, 70% study liberal arts, while relatively few students study science and engineering. This means that when you apply for a university, the competition you face will be much smaller, and it will be easier for you to get the admission you like.
Low language threshold, easy transition!
Science, especially engineering, has relatively low requirements for language. Even if there are some language barriers at first, you can still easily understand the teacher's teaching content through formulas, images, tables and so on. At the same time, you can also refer to Chinese books to help you learn, so that the days when you first arrived in France are not so difficult.
There are many scholarships and internship opportunities!
In France, science and engineering is more valued than liberal arts. This means that you have more opportunities to get scholarships and internship units are easier to find. Of course, the chances of getting a scholarship at the master's stage may be slim, but the doctoral stage will be relatively better.
Leading technology, many scientific research schools!
Although France's overall scientific and technological level is not as good as that of the United States, it is still in the leading position in the world in some fields, such as aerospace, high-speed railway, nuclear energy utilization, intelligent transportation, biochemical medicine and environmental protection. In addition, France's scientific research methods are different from those of the United States, Britain and other countries, which makes the returned researchers form a diversified school. Only when schools learn from each other's strong points can China make great progress in science and technology.