The major advantage of these programmes are
1) You can do your major courses in English
2) Learn French as a side-track programme and master the French language
3) Obtain a European recognized degree.

More than 265,000 international students are enrolled in France's institutions of higher learning. Only the United States of America and the United Kingdom host more foreign students.

France's success in attracting students from around the world reflects not only the excellence of higher education in France, but also the quality of daily life, the variety and richness of French culture, and the perspective of Europe offered to students who come to France to earn a degree or complete a short course of training. It also reflects the fact that students no longer need to be fluent in French to study in France. Many programmes are now taught in English, you may click here to see the courses offered in English

But this doesn't mean that we're giving up on our language ! Students may start out in English first, but we know that their French will improve as well. Not surprisngly, sutdents find that a good command of French gives them a richer experience of daily life. Soon enough they come to appreciate the cultural and academic advantages of fluency in the language. They appreciate the access French gives them to the world's francophone countries and to the possibility of a career with one of the many French institutionals that operate across the globe.

We have prepared a catalogue of Programmes taught in English, updated early 2008, confirms again the vitality of our institutions of higher education, which welcome top-flight students in the widest area of disciplines - and in English. Students no longer have to choose between coming to France and studying in a language they understand.

This catalog is a useful tool, as amply demonstrated by its popularity in CampusFrance's student fairs and 90 global offices, where it is snapped up by perspective students. The catalog's utility owes much to the advice and cooperation we have recieved from countless representatives of France's institutions of higher learning, to whom we offer here our gratitude and appreciation.

Click here for the Programs taught in English