France is one of the most prestigious study destinations in Europe, known for renowned universities and a rich academic life. Discover the possibilities of studying in France.
An excellent education system, attractive costs and huge opportunities for growth in an international environment.
Low tuition fees at public universities
Public studies often cost only 170-650€ per year, making France one of the most affordable options in Europe.
Reputation of universities and degrees
French universities such as HEC Paris, Sorbonne or Institut Polytechnique de Paris have a global reputation and offer excellent career prospects in an international environment.
Lifestyle and culture
Choosing to study in France is much more than just time at university - it also means living in a country of art, cuisine and the unique atmosphere of cities like Paris or Lyon.
At universities, you will meet students from all over the world, which creates a dynamic environment and allows you to build global connections and intercultural skills from the very first year of study.
Rich life outside university
French cities offer cultural events, festivals, nightlife and numerous student organizations, making studies intense also outside the lecture hall.
A relaxed relationship with lecturers
Relationships are less formal than in Poland - you can more easily consult projects, ask questions and build relationships with professors, which supports development and networking.
The range of degree programs taught in English in France is particularly broad at public universities at master’s level and at private universities - both at bachelor’s and master’s level.
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MASTER’S
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Fashion
France has long been one of the world’s most important centers of fashion and design Students on fashion-related degree programs in France get to know the industry from a design, business and artistic perspective.
France is one of the most interesting destinations for people interested in politics, diplomacy and international relations.
French political science programs often combine political theory with the analysis of contemporary European and global events.
Sorbonne University (Uniwersytet Paryski) – kompleksowy przewodnik 2026/27
Sorbonne University to prestiżowa uczelnia publiczna w Paryżu, szczególnie mocna w naukach ścisłych, medycynie, humanistyce i badaniach interdyscyplinarnych. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o kierunkach po angielsku, rankingach, kosztach studiów, procedurach aplikacyjnych oraz życiu studenckim w Paryżu. Sprawdź, jak wygląda aplikacja na Sorbonne University w roku akademickim 2026/27 i czy Sorbona to dobra opcja dla kandydatów z Polski.
Université Paris-Saclay – najważniejsze informacje o uczelni w Paryżu 2026/27
Université Paris-Saclay to jedna z najmocniejszych uczelni badawczych w Europie, szczególnie ceniona za matematykę, fizykę, informatykę, inżynierię i life sciences. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o kierunkach po angielsku, wymaganiach rekrutacyjnych, kosztach studiów, rankingach oraz życiu studenckim w regionie Paryża. Sprawdź, jak wygląda aplikacja na Paris-Saclay w roku akademickim 2026/27 i czy to dobra opcja dla kandydatów z Polski zainteresowanych studiami STEM we Francji.
Sciences PO (Instytut Nauk Politycznych w Paryżu) – kompleksowy przewodnik 2026/27
Sciences Po Paris to elitarna francuska uczelnia specjalizująca się w naukach społecznych, polityce, ekonomii, prawie i stosunkach międzynarodowych. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o kierunkach po angielsku, rankingach QS, kosztach studiów, procesie aplikacji oraz życiu studenckim w Paryżu i kampusach regionalnych. Sprawdź, jak wygląda rekrutacja na Sciences Po w roku akademickim 2026/27 i czy to dobra opcja dla kandydatów z Polski zainteresowanych międzynarodową karierą w dyplomacji, polityce lub biznesie.
INSEAD – topowa uczelnia biznesowe na świecie – 2026/27 kompleksowy przewodnik
INSEAD to elitarna międzynarodowa szkoła biznesowa z kampusami we Francji i Singapurze, znana z topowych programów MBA, Master in Management i finansów. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o kierunkach po angielsku, rankingach Financial Times, kosztach studiów, terminach aplikacji oraz życiu studenckim na INSEAD. Sprawdź, jak wygląda rekrutacja do jednej z najbardziej prestiżowych szkół biznesowych na świecie i czy INSEAD to dobra opcja dla kandydatów z Polski planujących karierę w biznesie, konsultingu lub finansach.
Studia w Lyonie to świetna opcja dla osób, które szukają dużego miasta akademickiego we Francji z szeroką ofertą kierunków, dobrą jakością życia i niższymi kosztami niż w Paryżu. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o Lyon 1, Lyon 2, Lyon 3, INSA Lyon, emlyon, UCLy i innych uczelniach, a także o aplikacji przez Parcoursup, kosztach studiów i wymaganiach językowych. Sprawdź, jak wygląda życie studenckie w Lyonie i które kierunki warto rozważyć w roku akademickim 2026/27.
Studia w Tuluzie to świetna opcja dla osób, które szukają studenckiego miasta we Francji, mocnych uczelni i bardziej przystępnych kosztów niż w Paryżu. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o Toulouse Capitole University, Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès, Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, TBS Education, INSA Toulouse i Toulouse INP. Sprawdź, jak wygląda aplikacja na studia w Tuluzie w roku akademickim 2026/27, jakie są koszty i które kierunki warto rozważyć.
At public universities, you’ll pay approx. 170-650€ per year, while private universities usually have tuition fees of 7 000 - 11 500€ per year.
170-650€ per year
Cost of living
Average monthly expenses are 800–1200€, depending on the city. Paris is more expensive, while Lyon, Lille, Toulouse and smaller cities offer lower living costs.
800-1500€–1500€
Accommodation
Accommodation costs depend quite heavily on location - Paris is, of course, the most expensive. For renting a room on the private market or in a student residence in France, you’ll pay from 350€ to 850€, and for renting a studio / studio flat around 700 - 1200€ per month.
350€ - 850€ per month
Other costs
You’ll spend approx. 300–500 € per month on food, transport and everyday expenses, depending on your lifestyle.
300 € - 500 € / month
Scholarships
You can apply for CROUS support and other social programs. Scholarships often include accommodation and additional funding.
CROUS support
The CROUS system offers financial support, student residences and affordable cafeterias. This is real support for international students.
Student work
You can work during your studies. This is a popular option that helps cover part of your living costs.
10 € - 15 € / hour
Application to universities in France
Check how to get accepted to bachelor’s and master’s studies in France.
Application deadlines
For bachelor’s studies at public universities, you apply through Parcoursup from January to the end of March, and completing the application usually continues until the beginning of April. Results are released from June. The supplementary admissions round runs in the summer.
For master’s studies, you apply directly through university websites - deadlines most often fall between January and March, but for many programs it is possible to apply even until May or June.
Private universities often have later deadlines - even until the end of July.
Important information
As an EU citizen, you apply on similar terms as French candidates. In Parcoursup, you can choose up to 10 main degree programs, without ranking them in order of preference. After being accepted, you finalize your enrollment directly with the university.
How to get accepted?
For a bachelor’s degree, grades, school-leaving exam results and a complete application matter, and for selected degree programs also a CV, motivation letter, portfolio or interview. For a master’s degree, a bachelor’s degree diploma, transcript of grades, relevance of your degree program and often a CV, letter, essay or interview are required.
Language requirements
For programs taught in English, universities usually accept IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge, most often at B2/C1 level. For programs taught in French, a DELF/DALF or TCF certificate is usually required, most often at B2 level, sometimes C1.
Application to private universities
Private universities often run their own admissions outside Parcoursup. Deadlines can be later, and the process is more individual. CVs, motivation letters, portfolios or interviews are often important. Remember that because of rolling admission, in some cases the sooner you submit your application, the greater your chances of getting accepted.
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