CampusFrance at your Service

Are you interested in studying in France? In pursuing your academic studies, learning the language, specialising at the graduate level or doing research?

CampusFrance will assist you to define your study plan, to apply and register for the program of your choice, and provide you with a range of services for a successful stay in France.

WHAT IS CAMPUSFRANCE?

The CampusFrance Agency is a public interest group (groupement d'intérêt public) created by interministerial decree on November 19, 1998 (Journal officiel de la République Française, November 22, 1998). It is under the umbrella of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Education.

WHAT CAN CAMPUSFRANCE DO FOR YOU?

Representing more than 180 French institutions of higher learning, CampusFrance's role is two-pronged:

1 - Telling the world about the breadth and depth of French higher education and scientific expertise. This is done through the network of more than 70 CampusFrance offices located in 40 countries around the world. These 'Espaces CampusFrance' offer students with the tools to learn more and get help in choosing a course of study in France.

2 - Offering international students and scholars a full range of essential support services, including application assistance and analysis of their educational plans, to allow them to make the most - academically and otherwise - of their stay in France.

If you are residing in Singapore, you can contact the CampusFrance representative in Singapore

OTHER CAMPUSFRANCE TOOLS

- CampusFrance Online Catalogue: This site offers an updated listing of available degree courses, selected by the CampusFrance network for their adaptability to the needs of foreign students (integration period, help with French, tutoring, etc).

- The 'n+i' Engineering Network: This site brings together a network of more than 50 Engineering Institutes and university-based engineering programs in more than 35 French cities. The network’s members pool their resources in marketing, recruitment, orientation, financial aid, and internships, among other activities.

- The CampusDroit Network (only in French): This site brings together an expanding network of more than 20 universities offering law courses (international law, business law; environmental law, European law...) at the Master's level.

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