India and France have strong ties in higher education. The allure of French culture and the language itself has and continue to inspire many to study in France. French degrees are also recognised worldwide, and graduates can pursue careers or further studies, including research, after completing their education in France. These organisations are always looking for the best talent in the market and offer great opportunities for aspiring professionals.
To obtain permanent residency in France, also known as a 'Carte de Résident' you must have lived in France legally for at least five consecutive years.įrance is home to some of the biggest global brands, such as Airbus, LVMH, L’Oreal, Sanofi, Capgemini, BNP Paribas and many more. Upon completing a master’s degree, you can stay back and work in France if you have a job and earn one and a half times the minimum wage. They must apply for a residence permit to extend their visa past the first year. Students must apply for a long-stay visa for courses longer than six months. Many programs also require students to do internships which can help them get work experience. Students can work on or off-campus in part-time jobs to supplement their financial resources. Opportunities: International students with valid student visas can work up to 964 hours per year while studying in France. The Embassy of France in India offers a two-month scholarship to an Indian student to attend this program in France. Renowned film school La Femis and the French government jointly offer a summer program for international film and television students.
The Charpak Scholarship offers funding for pursuing bachelor’s and master’s level studies in France. Several other scholarships for Indian students are also available to pursue higher studies in France. These are awarded by the French embassy in India and French companies every year to meritorious Indian students who wish to pursue higher education in France. Scholarships: As per Campus France, the French agency that promotes higher education, there are more than 500 French government scholarships of up to INR 12 crores.
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