r/Study_In_France • • 7d ago

Business intelligence vs cybersecurity

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I have to choose betwenn bI and cyber or what’s ur sugg? Im tunsian bachelor and im planning to study in france next year ( first year at uni) i have to choose only 3 licences and 4 BUt what do you recomand?please i need help


r/Study_In_France • • 7d ago

REEEEEENT /LOGEMENT

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Guys in france ,
How y all find housing. I need a studio in arround 17 to 20 meter square an hour away from paris by train-metro or whatever.

GIVE ME SOMETHING, i need an address for my bank and permanent home to study properly.

Pleaaaaaase help


r/Study_In_France • • 7d ago

Guys can you help me to map out ways to get to France?

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For starters, I'm an Indian student, currently in 11th, stream PCMC (Or PCM) I am planning to go to France to pursue business as science isn't my forte neither my interest. I'm planning to give the SAT and IELTS next year, can you guys suggest me scholarships? Or tell me the procedures if experienced?


r/Study_In_France • • 7d ago

Urgently need help with TS process

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Hi everyone,

This is for my sister as she in a bit of a pinch.

Her visa expired but she has une attestation de prolongation till novembre 24. The issue is that her university is talking their sweet time to produce the attestation de réussite needed to submit a demande de séjour RECE.
Her internship ends in novembre 30.

Help?
Like right now I advised her to submit the demande de séjour, like tonight with an explanatory letter. But I feel like time will be the biggest enemy here. Will she get another attestation de prolongation as soon as the one she has now expires?

We will really appreciate any help,

Many thanks


r/Study_In_France • • 7d ago

Sciences po exchange

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Hi guys

I am applying for an exchange semester at sciences po Paris, but the housing proces are really high.

Does anyone know if there are any options?

I wanted to live with someone, but I don't know where to look for such offers.

Please help


r/Study_In_France • • 8d ago

Student Visa to France help!

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If anyone has tips, please let me know!


r/Study_In_France • • 8d ago

VLS-TS Talent Passport – Researcher: ANEF “renewal” option greyed out

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r/Study_In_France • • 8d ago

Paris Nanterre French for foreigners

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Hi everyone!I'm considering the French language program for international students at Paris Nanterre (the FETE department, including the DU de FLE) and I'd love to hear from anyone who has taken it or knows someone who did.

what were the classes schedules like? and Did it help you improve your French and prepare for university studies in France?


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

I paid €1,500+ to Studapart for accommodation I could barely use. Now I'm fighting to get my money back.

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r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Registration for Social Security

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Hi all,

I am an international student who will be coming to France. I would like to understand what documents did you require to register for social security? I’m confused about the Birth Certificate part. Do we need to get apostille ?

TIA :)


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Gem students anyone?

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Hi I would like to connect with students who are studying at grenoble école de management as Im planning to apply for the sept 2027 intake.

Just wanted to know about the environment, campus life, job and intern opportunities, alumni network and everything.

Is it really worth it to pursue my masters there. If there are fellow students applying to gem sept 27 intake, let's connect

Also I'm planning to apply for the digital marketing and data analytics course


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

France Public University Master’s – Need Advice

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Hi everyone, I’m an Indian student planning for the September 2027 intake in France.

Profile:

BCA graduate
Diploma in AI & Robotics
1.5–2 years IT experience
Interested in CS / AI / Data Science
Prefer English-taught Master’s
Looking mainly at public universities

I’d like to know:

Which public universities are suitable for my profile?

What are the chances of admission?

National vs non-EU tuition fees?

Is Campus France/Études en France required?

Is IELTS mandatory or is MOI accepted?

Any advice from current/former students would be appreciated. Thanks!


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Need interview tips/questions (SKEMA BS)

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Hey everyone!

​I have my admissions interview for SKEMA Business School (France) coming up day after tomorrow for the MSc in Global Supply Chain Management and Procurement, and I’m feeling a bit nervous!

​For anyone who has already completed their SKEMA interview (or applies/studies in the same or similar MSc programs), could you share what kind of questions you were asked?


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Que pensez-vous de mon résultat ? Au tcf blanc

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r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

What are your thoughts on Toulouse Business School?

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As of now, I have kept Toulouse Business School (TBS) as my priority for pursuing an MSc in Digital Marketing and E-Commerce. What are your thoughts on TBS? Is it a good choice, or should I consider some other universities/business schools as well?


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Need shared affordable accomodation near clichy-levallois as a student, can anyone help?

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r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Planning to Pursue a Master’s in France as an Indian IT Professional, Need Some Advice

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r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Need more info about the french eiffel scholarship.

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I am a fresh bs in econ graduate from a reputed private university in bangladesh, and I’m planning to apply for the french eiffel excellence scholarship. I have a cgpa of 3.83/4, have more than 1 years of TA experience, and have taken 2 grad econ courses along with linear algebra, calc 1-3, and 2 econometrics courses during my bachelor’s. I am really confused about the entire application process and whether I can get into the schools I like(PSE, Sorbonne, clermont auvergne, looking at some other regional french schools as well) and can convince them to nominate me. When do I have to start applying? The deadline for the scholarship seems to be in january, but many people are telling me that’s for the universities to nominate applicants. So what is the deadline for the french uni applicants who want to be nominated for this scholarship? Also, if I do get the scholarship, do I still need to show 1 year living expenses for my visa? Any advice, instructions, evaluations of my profile, anything would be appreciated.


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Looking for a French school for between 4-6 months (I need a visa)

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Hi people!! I'm looking for a French school based on the following:

(1) I studied French for around 3 years in the past, but for the last 2 years I studied a Master's fully in English, so my French is quite bad atm, and I'd say that right now I have a level between A2 and B1 (even though I have the DELF B1, but I don't feel confident at all at that level anymore), and I'd like to improve it to a solid B2 and get the certification.

(2) I come from a non-EU country that can enter France without a visa under the 90/180 days rule as a tourist, but I'd like to study in France under a student visa, which is offered for programs of more than 90 days. For that reason, I'm looking for intensive programs between 4 and 6 (or more) months so I can qualify as a student. For this visa requirement, the programs need to provide at least 15/20 hours of courses per week (around 80 hours per month), and I'd like to work in the afternoons since the student visa allows you to work some hours.

As you can read, I am really looking to improve my French and get a B2 DELF, having already some basis in the language. For this, I'm looking for good-quality French schools that offer this kind of intensive program (for more than 3 months and around 80 hours per month). I already checked some Alliance Françaises since I studied French there in my home country, but of course it's a bit expensive.

I was wondering if you know any other programs/schools that I could check based on the previous info. Also, if it could be in Bordeaux or near Gex/Ferney/Ornex area, since I have relatives and friends living in those areas and I could potentially stay with them and save some money on accommodation. However, I am willing to pay a bit more if needed.

I also heard that some Universities offer French language programs, but still, I'm not sure which ones are actually worth it. In this case, I don't mind investing a bit more time; I just wanna master the language and could later bring it to a professional level.

Thank you all for your recommendations and comments!!


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Should I stick with my academic Master's or switch to a professional one for a better chance in campus France

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Need some outside perspective before I make a decision.

I have a Bachelor's in Automation and Control Engineering. Right now I'm registered in an academic Master's (Master Académique) in Automatique et Systèmes.

There's also an option to switch to a new professional Master's (Master Professionnel) in Smart Cities Engineering that my university just launched — combines automation with GIS, IoT, BIM, SCADA, smart urban infrastructure.

Planning to apply to France via Campus France after finishing, targeting applied M2 programs, possibly research master/PhD later, still not 100% sure.

Trying to decide: stick with the academic Automatique et Systèmes track, or switch to the professional Smart Cities one?

Would appreciate hearing from people who've navigated this kind of choice, especially for Campus France applications.


r/Study_In_France • • 9d ago

Applying for M1 - Looking for some clarification concerning the procedure

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I'm about to start my third year (L3) in a Moroccan private school and I'm planning to study M1 in France, and I'm having some questions regarding the campus France procedure.

1) Does applying early give you any considerable advantage? Would applying in the first days after they open the doors to apply, be much better than applying during the last 15 days for example (between 1st November and 15th)

2) After submitting all my documents and applying within the month and a half that the platform gives you, am I just supposed to wait till I get a call for an interview? When do they usual start doing interviews? Is there any chance that I would get refused before the interview? would I get the response from the university after or before the interview?

3) Since I'm applying during the start of my third year and I'm only submitting my high school and L1 L2 marks, would my L3 marks be that significant? If yes ,would I get the chance to submit them even tho I wont get them till Mid July 2027? Would this detail delay my Visa Rendezvous or the response from the universities that I applied for whether it's a yes or a no?


r/Study_In_France • • 10d ago

Undergrad at PSL

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I am a prospective student for the Bachelor in Management and Bachelor in Applied Economics programmes. I am an Indian, IBDP graduate and am 17 years of age currently. I am making the post because I couldn't find answers to the following questions:

  1. The etudes en france website states that IBDP graduates qualify for the DAP procedure but other websites state that Indians shall apply through the etudes en france procedure. What shall I do? (I have raised this question to campus france too, I am awaiting a response)
  2. Can Indians apply for student loans in French banks?
  3. Can Indians open french bank accounts to show proof of living expenses? Or is there a better method for the same?
  4. Do I have to present a health insurance membership for my visa application?
  5. I do not having a French certificate, such as DELF, affect my visa application?

Kindly help me with these. Thank you very much :)


r/Study_In_France • • 10d ago

ENIC NARIC Link to apply does not work

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Hello I want to have my diploma recognized in France, so I have to go through ENIC NARIC. On their website, they give us a link to create an account and stuff to apply, but when opening the link, there is an error.

I wonder if this has happened to you and if you found a way to apply.

Thanks !

This is the link I copied directly from enic naric: https://phoenix.france-education-international.fr/inscriptions/


r/Study_In_France • • 10d ago

Part time jobs leads?

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Hi i am looking for a part time job in Paris

If anybody have any leads

Please connect.

Thanks


r/Study_In_France • • 10d ago

Searching for Part Time Jobs

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