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Ireland has one of the most prestigious educational systems in the world. In France, no matter what subjects or degrees you wish to pursue, there are numerous universities and institutions that are a perfect match for your academic pursuits.

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OVERVIEW

Because of the low tuition fees, studying in France is more affordable for international students. France is an excellent choice for those interested in studying business-related subjects. The country is a hub of international business and management education, with many business schools ranking high in global rankings. French is spoken by over 260 million people across five continents. It is the official language of 70 countries and, after English, the second most commonly studied foreign language. France, the fourth most popular destination for international students, provides affordable quality education to students all over the world.

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WHY STUDY IN France

Attractive tuition rates in France

Quality higher education adapted to students’ needs

Outstanding research and development opportunities

France is a world-class economic power

France is home to leading international corporations: Airbus, Total, Orange, LVMH, L’Oréal, Danone…

Young talent is valued in innovation and entrepreneurship sectors

French is the third most common business language

Classes entirely taught in Engish

France implements a credit-based system whereby each module of study is worth a certain amount of ECTS (European credits), which are usually transferable between courses. Attaining 180 ECTS will earn you a Licence, and a further 120 ECTS is required for a Master’s qualification.

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Cost of Education in France

Types of Expenses	Annual Expenses in AUD
Tuition Fees for one-year (Indicative)*	10000
Living and Accommodation (Indicative)*	12000
Airfare from France (Indicative)*	450
Visa Fees	50
Total Expenses	22500

Careers & Industry Insights

France has the world's fifth largest economy and 31 of the top 500 most powerful corporations. Some of the most well-known French companies include Airbus, LVMH, Orange, Danone, Total, L'Oréal, and Sanofi. As a member of leading organisations such as the European Union, the Group of Seven (G7), NATO, and the World Trade Organisation (WTO), France is also actively involved in global affairs. Health and social care, wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, automotive, metallurgy, and aerospace are among the industries that dominate the labour market. Professionals in the fields of Business & Management, Teaching, Information Technology, Health, Law, and Aviation are in high demand.