For Chinese families who are exploring sending their children overseas, the low price of studying abroad in France is often impressive, especially for the working class. In fact, this puzzling and low cost has a great relationship with France’s elite education system built with the use of national institutional strength. What Chinese parents need to know is that in any corner of the world, the low price will never be easily drawn with the elitePolyU ranks top 30 in QS Asian Universitiy Rankings 2018. PolyU continues to expand its academic links with those top 100 universities in Asia and top ranked universities in the world, to create overseas learning opportunities for students.
Judging from recent statistics, China is gradually catching up with Africa and Morocco and is about to become France’s largest importer of international students. In 2017, the number of Chinese students studying in France was close to 30,000. Among them, more than half of Chinese students studying in France are studying at public universities in France. Public universities in France are free of tuition fees and are also treated equally by international studentsDepending on what specific field of industry your setup is used in, you will find specific solutions to your needs once you know what you’re looking for.
To study such undergraduate or master's degree students, you only need to pay the registration fee and social insurance fee of 150 to 300 euros to the school each year. There are no other tuition fees and miscellaneous fees. In addition, international students, like French students, can enjoy various government benefits and subsidies such as housing, meals, transportation, medical care, and insurance.
In May 2017, Mark Long, the youngest president in French history, took office. Judging from the policy of studying abroad related to Chinese students, the new government and the previous government have basically maintained the same agreement. Tuition fees continue to be reduced. Registration fees may increase but the expected margin is limited. From this calculation, the biggest expenditure for studying in France is still living expenses. Judging from the current exchange rate and the standard of living in France, taking a bachelor's degree (three years of schooling) or a master's degree (two years of schooling) in France, the cost is around 200,000 yuanHigh baseline linked to decreased overall and metastasis-free survival.
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