Benefits of studying in France:
In 2012, almost 2,600 Indian students went to study in France. This year the number has increased further. And as a result, the number of courses taught in English at French universities has also shot over the 700 mark. France has recently announced further advantages for Indian students who are thinking about getting an education there.
Applying for the visa:
Apply for a long stay student visa –
First, get a No Objection certificate from your nearest French Embassy’s Education Attache officer.
Make sure you have proof of funds to pay for your education in France, to submit with your application for the visa. Suggested documents include: bank statements, salary slips, income tax return statements, an employment letter, and make sure you include your university acceptance letter.
Scholarships
The Embassy of France and it’s corporate partners will provide scholarships totaling 1.1 million Euros to 235 Indian students in 2013.
Campus France suggests applicants taking on the following disciplines will be advantaged in consideration of scholarship:
Architecture: All fields of architecture studies
Biotechnology: Health, plant, agriculture, food processing, pharmaceutical sciences
Smart grid engineering: Electricity network, digital technology, net metering, energy independence, emergency resilience
Civil Nuclear: Nuclear technology, nuclear physics, nuclear safety, radiation protection
European Studies: All fieldsMathematics: All fields of fundamental and applied mathematics
Nanotechnology: Nanosciences applied to any field or domain.
Water Sciences: Agriculture, climate change, conservation, technology & engineering, purification, supply of drinkable water, treatment & health.
In 2012, almost 2,600 Indian students went to study in France. This year the number has increased further. And as a result, the number of courses taught in English at French universities has also shot over the 700 mark. France has recently announced further advantages for Indian students who are thinking about getting an education there.
Applying for the visa:
Apply for a long stay student visa –
First, get a No Objection certificate from your nearest French Embassy’s Education Attache officer.
Make sure you have proof of funds to pay for your education in France, to submit with your application for the visa. Suggested documents include: bank statements, salary slips, income tax return statements, an employment letter, and make sure you include your university acceptance letter.
Scholarships
The Embassy of France and it’s corporate partners will provide scholarships totaling 1.1 million Euros to 235 Indian students in 2013.
Campus France suggests applicants taking on the following disciplines will be advantaged in consideration of scholarship:
Architecture: All fields of architecture studies
Biotechnology: Health, plant, agriculture, food processing, pharmaceutical sciences
Smart grid engineering: Electricity network, digital technology, net metering, energy independence, emergency resilience
Civil Nuclear: Nuclear technology, nuclear physics, nuclear safety, radiation protection
European Studies: All fieldsMathematics: All fields of fundamental and applied mathematics
Nanotechnology: Nanosciences applied to any field or domain.
Water Sciences: Agriculture, climate change, conservation, technology & engineering, purification, supply of drinkable water, treatment & health.
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