About The Course
- Study in France offers world-class education, especially in fields like engineering, business, fashion, and the arts.
- France is home to top-ranking universities and "Grandes Écoles" that provide high-quality academic and research opportunities.
- Tuition fees in public institutions are relatively low, and numerous scholarships are available for international students.
- Indian students benefit from post-study work opportunities and a multicultural learning environment.
- French universities often teach in English, especially in postgraduate programs, making it accessible for non-French speakers.
- The Charpak Scholarship and Raman-Charpak Fellowship are notable initiatives supporting Indian students in France.
- Over 1,000 French companies operate in India, contributing to sectors like IT, energy, defense, transportation, and cosmetics.
- Studying in France opens up global career opportunities, especially with multinational firms having strong India-France connections.
POST STUDY WORK VISA FOR STUDENTS IN FRANCE
- Indian nationals who have completed a Master's degree or higher and have studied in France for at least one semester are eligible for a 5-year post-study work visa. This long-term visa provides graduates with the opportunity to stay in France, explore employment options, or establish their own business, enhancing their professional and personal growth within the French ecosystem.
- Students who complete a Bachelor's degree in France can apply for a post-study work visa known as the Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour (APS). This visa is typically valid for up to 2 years and allows graduates to seek employment or launch a startup in their field of expertise.
- Moreover, under specific bilateral agreements between India and France, Master’s degree holders may also be entitled to a special 5-year work visa, which offers even greater flexibility and duration for pursuing professional opportunities in France. This framework reflects the strong educational and diplomatic ties between the two countries, making France an attractive destination for Indian students.
