Compared with other European countries, the tuition fees for studying in France are relatively low. Most higher education institutions will be funded by the government, and professional courses in public universities will be free of tuition. Generally, to study in France, you only need to pay the cost of learning French in the first year plus living expenses, so the financial pressure on students is still relatively small.

Learning a language in France will be more expensive. Learning French for one year is about 1200-4200 Euros. In France, the annual living expenses are about 4,000 euros, and in the first year, it is necessary to prepare 654.38 million yuan. But after entering the professional course, you only need to prepare your own living expenses.

Economic Security for Studying in France

France uses the euro. Because the French government provides more social welfare for international students, the cost of living in France is lower than that in other EU countries. Studying in France requires a formal university admission notice. Actively encouraging highly educated students to study in France requires a relatively low amount of economic guarantee, generally only 60,000 yuan.

In addition, China students studying in France will receive the same social benefits as their French classmates, including medical insurance, food, clothing, housing and housing subsidies.