France, or the Republic of France, is often associated with the famous Emperor Bonaparte of France, fashion, luxuries, architecture, arts, business and, of course, its history. It is well-known as a global centre of art, philosophy, and science.
French architecture is known all over the world. From the Tower of Eiffel, Notre Dame Cathedral to museums and the Arc de triomphe. France’s perspective is global but cultural, making it the world’s most popular tourist destination.
France also holds a record for being the third largest country to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And how to forget the Tour de France! One of the world’s biggest cycling races.
When it comes to education, its institutions have achieved excellent international rankings. They have made their education practicable for international students as well. France is a good choice, especially for students who are looking for business-oriented courses. It is home to a number of major economic institutions with excellent rankings.
Private institutions, on the other hand, have higher tuition than public ones. Their average university fees range between 2,000 and 20,000 euros per year.
The average living costs for international students can amount to 500 euros per month. These costs include transport, food, lodging and entertainment.
Grants make it easier for international students to benefit from their education costs. There are two main types of bursaries awarded by Australian universities and colleges: a) merit-based bursaries b) need-based bursaries or bursaries
Achievement-oriented scholarships will be offered to students, who have achieved good results in the academic world. These are usually provided by government, local companies, businesses, universities or community organisations. These grants will also be offered to those with exceptional extra-curricular achievements or incredible skills.
While scholarships are awarded to economically disadvantaged students with high academic achievement. These grants are highly competitive, as students need to demonstrate their academic potential in order to receive financial support from these grants.
