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Programs Taught in English

 
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  • Vocational and Technical Degrees
  • Programs Taught in English
  • Erasmus Mundus Master's Programs
  • Study Abroad, Exchange and Summer Programs in France
  • Find a Degree Program
 
Campus France’s directory of undergraduate and graduate programs taught in English includes nearly 600 programs in a wide variety of fields.
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Study in France, United States

France has been extremely successful in attracting students from all around the world; it is currently the third most popular destination for international students. Yet many prospective students are unaware that you no longer need to be fluent in French to study in France!

This directory of programs taught in English includes 600 programs in all disciplines from summer courses to full degree programs – from the Licence to the doctoral level. The search engine allows you to:

  • Search by combinations of criteria – degree level, discipline, percentage of instruction in English
  • View selected programs on a map of France
  • Obtain a detailed description of each program (legal status of degree conferred, length of program, admission requirements, cost, etc.)

Programs taught in English, CampusFranceThis powerful tool makes it easier than ever to study in France – in English! Click here or the image at left to access the database.

Please note that these programs usually cost more than regular academic programs taught in French, because providing courses in English is not part of the core mission of French public institutions. In addition, it’s best if you have at least a working knowledge of French to make the most out of your experience in France!

 
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