Study in France

Low tuition, global business and luxury brands, and full Schengen access.

Why Study in France?

France offers world-class education at low cost — public universities charge minimal fees, and top Grandes Écoles and business schools like HEC and INSEAD are globally elite. Many programs are taught in English, and graduates can stay back to look for work.

  • Low tuition at public universities; strong scholarships (Eiffel)
  • Hundreds of English-taught Bachelors and Masters programs
  • 12-month post-study job-search residence permit (APS)
  • Leader in business, luxury, fashion, engineering and culinary arts
  • Schengen access to travel across Europe

Requirements

  • Bachelors/Masters: relevant academics + IELTS/PTE for English programs
  • French (DELF/DALF) for French-taught programs
  • Campus France application and interview
  • Proof of funds and SOP

How Global Heaven Overseas Helps

From your first counselling session to the day you settle in abroad, one expert team owns your journey. We shortlist the right universities for your profile, prepare your documents, and file a watertight application and visa.

  • Free profile evaluation and course shortlisting
  • IELTS, PTE and language coaching
  • SOP, LOR and CV preparation
  • Application filing and offer tracking
  • Financial documentation, visa filing and mock interview
  • Accommodation and complete post-landing support

Costs, Funding & Scholarships

Studying abroad is more affordable than most families expect, and the right funding makes it easier. We help you plan your budget and apply for loans and scholarships.

  • Education loans with or without collateral, accepted as visa proof
  • Scholarship and financial-aid guidance
  • Best-rate forex and international money transfers
  • Clear proof-of-funds documentation for your visa file

Career & Work Opportunities

Every destination we cover offers part-time work during study and post-study work rights after graduation — so you can gain experience, cover costs and build an international career.