I'm still dreaming of studying/living in France. That's been my vision since 2017. But I had to get and done finish law school in my country. I just graduated July of this year. I want to apply for a place in a Masters program and study under a scholarship. I will start applying soon and hopefully get there in 2022.
The "Cite internationale" is a student dream. There is a wonderful atmosphere with students from all over the world (and many nice girls), lot of parties. I spent the best years of my life over there.
For those who planned to study in France. The universities will not "give" you your diploma. You will have to work to pass the exams. I met many foreign students who failed because they thought the harder part was the registration. => I'm not talking about year or semester exchanges, Erasmus or things like that : I don't know anything about those programs.
are you currently living in France? in upcoming days i will go into France for my higher studies. woold you like to guide me about french culture and settlement?
I have question please can anyone answer me I'am bachelor's student at university and one year left for me and I will finish my studies I study English language and literature , can I continue my year there and how to apply for AUP and should I do a part time or abroad and full time I don't understand what procedures to follow and what is the program ,I want to study management how to do that ???
There is a new program now called Erasmus + that allows some universities in the US and Canada to have special agreements with some french universities.
Lol. I have lived in England since I was 7. I am 17 now and although it would make sense for me to go to a British university. I don't want to, firstly because I have a lot of family in France. Second, I want to experience another place. Thirdly, I am quite advanced in my french learning but not quite fluent. Lastly British uni is expensive.
Don’t mind me, here, just crying about the uk OPTING OUT OF THE ERASMUS PROGRAM!!!
Shoutout to the Italian student. I studied abroad in Perugia, such a nice city!
For the past few years, France has been one of the most desirable educational destinations for international students.
I'm still dreaming of studying/living in France. That's been my vision since 2017. But I had to get and done finish law school in my country. I just graduated July of this year. I want to apply for a place in a Masters program and study under a scholarship. I will start applying soon and hopefully get there in 2022.
Did you get to go study in France?
That's wonderful!
The "Cite internationale" is a student dream. There is a wonderful atmosphere with students from all over the world (and many nice girls), lot of parties. I spent the best years of my life over there.
Mr Vertigo what are majoring in and could u tell me what are the majors there?
It is a beautiful university, looks very glamorous, something u could not necessarily associate with a place of learning...
A great vidio with a lots of information
Long live the EU and its comprehensive subsidies!
David Wilder
yea, subsidies one and all.
French government helps a lot. The only problem is that English speaking jobs are very difficult to find...
Why look for English speaking jobs when you're in FRANCE. Learn FRENCH.
On the move because English is the most spoken language at least it could be a second language
Are you studying medicine in france?
@@lr2ldn as the most visited country in the world, we need English speakers
G Tech its actually chinese not english. 2nd is spanish and then i think english is third
any affordable universities in France that offer bachelor degrees in English?
Preparing myself for my license informatique at Aix Marseille Université;)
For those who planned to study in France. The universities will not "give" you your diploma. You will have to work to pass the exams.
I met many foreign students who failed because they thought the harder part was the registration.
=> I'm not talking about year or semester exchanges, Erasmus or things like that : I don't know anything about those programs.
are you currently living in France? in upcoming days i will go into France for my higher studies. woold you like to guide me about french culture and settlement?
I will do IELTS or French language course for higher education in France
I'm interested to do my bachelor degree in France but I don't know how to get an admission in France
try Eiffel Scholarship.
Devoir s'anglais ???
I want to study college in France but I cannot speak French so can I choose English language to study in France university?
Tyilo Males you can
@@cassiejms5431 can you tell me about fee for master . how much per year?
@@nabarajrana8388 I don't know exactly.. in which university?
@@cassiejms5431 any university but teution fee should be low ..................i am from poor family background so i don't want expensive university
@@nabarajrana8388 i need help pls, want to study english in france but i dont know what study to choose
I have question please can anyone answer me I'am bachelor's student at university and one year left for me and I will finish my studies I study English language and literature , can I continue my year there and how to apply for AUP and should I do a part time or abroad and full time I don't understand what procedures to follow and what is the program ,I want to study management how to do that ???
You should search "Campus France USA", it's the platform that help foreign students to go to universities in france
@@michelerodrigues111 i will, thank you for help
Can I study French in France ? I'm from Indonesia, and I have a bachelor degree...
There are some scientific program (from Master Degree level) which are only in English (in computer science, maths, physics).
Can Americans qualify for ERASMUS?
You need to be a student at a university in the European Union to be eligible for Erasmus
There is a new program now called Erasmus + that allows some universities in the US and Canada to have special agreements with some french universities.
USA
UK
FRANCE
DEUTSCH
comment je suis tombé sur sa moi mdr
Looks highly shaggedelic...!!!
A bunch of TOURISTS.
Foreigners! Yup!
maybe its' because they were rejected by American and British schools, had to settle down in France.
Ming the Merciless not everyone can afford the tuition fees in the us
Anglo universities are so expensive !
american colleges are SO ugly in every possible way!
Lol. I have lived in England since I was 7. I am 17 now and although it would make sense for me to go to a British university. I don't want to, firstly because I have a lot of family in France. Second, I want to experience another place. Thirdly, I am quite advanced in my french learning but not quite fluent. Lastly British uni is expensive.
Or maybe because America sucks