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France, the largest country in Western Europe, has long been a gateway between the continent's northern and southern regions. Its lengthy borders touch Germany and Belgium in the north; the Atlantic Ocean in the west; the Pyrenees Mountains and Spain in the south. France is one of the oldest nations on Earth and the most ethnically diverse country in Europe. These deep and broad influences have made France a world leader throughout history in nearly all aspects of culture, including cuisine, wine-making, politics, philosophy, music, art, film, fashion, literature, and sports.
France is an appealing destination for students worldwide. France is the ideal destination to study abroad because of its rich culture, cuisine, architecture, and prosperous student life. Studying in France gives international students an opportunity to learn the French language and gain a cultural perspective.
France has an affordable tuition rate system and along with that, it offers high-quality education according to the students’ requirement. International students have plenty of choices of schools, programs, and locations in France. Many public French universities offer their programmes at very affordable prices, most of the time domestic and international students will pay the same tuition rate.
Many International students do not keep France in the list of their study destinations due to French Language. However, most of the universities in France have started conducting classes in English language for international students. So, studying there should not be an issue.
Many students take internships during or after the study programs. These internships are generally conducted in the same field which the student is studying at the university. A student internship, however, is not classified as employment. You do not need any work permit to continue the internship. An agreement is signed among you, the company and your institution. The internship follows set policies like working hours, allowances etc.
There are several part time jobs available for international students studying in France. These students can do both on-campus and off-campus jobs.
There are many on-campus jobs available for international students in France. At your French university, you can work with university's marketing team, work as a Teacher’s Assistance, Support physically disabled students, organize university-based social or cultural events etc.
International students belonging to non-European countries can work part time up to 20 hours a week. It means foreign students can work for a maximum of 964 hours per year.
