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955 reviews about Costs & Funding in France
Except for universities for architecture, arts and design as well as Engineering & Management, France is also famous for its good food and wine. The French universities offer a broad range of programmes, no matter if you study in Paris, Nancy or Bordeaux.
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Université de Poitiers, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Living in Poitiers was relatively expensive.
Rent was about 315 EUR/month in a private student residence but the French government offers money as commonly known as … -
Université Jean Moulin - Lyon 3, France
Anonymous student reviewed:I think the city is very beautiful and there is always a lot to do, but the university was poorly organised (in comparison to UK universities) and was unsympathetic …
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Université Jean Moulin - Lyon 3, France
Anonymous student reviewed:France is expensive, and Lyon will cut holes in your pockets. The biggest expenses for me were accommodation and leisure spending (the latter can catch you really …
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Psychology, Sorbonne Paris Cité - Université Paris Descartes, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Bad points: you can’t take an optional language like in other universities, life is very expensive in Paris. You can’t choose your courses, there is still too much …
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Paris, France
Anonymous student reviewed:The faculty I was placed in (Charles V - Etudes Anglais) is very bad. It is disorganized, very far behind technologically (not enough functioning computers, printers, and …
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Besançon, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Participate as much as possible in events and local community (ESN, CROUS, cinema, theater, concerts, la Rodia, Kursaal, cinema Victor Hugo, Bar de l'U, Pavé dans la …
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Grenoble Institute of Technology, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Your budget in Grenoble for a month:
- Accommodation expenses in a CROUS residence: 150 to 368€
- Accommodation expenses in a private residence: 350 to 800€
- Accommodation …
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Ecole de Management de Strasbourg, France
Anonymous student reviewed:France is quite friendly with foreign students and universities in Strasbourg usually make sure that their students find accommodation (either in students dorms or other …
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Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne, France, France
Anonymous student reviewed:From 500 Euro, but it all depends of how everyone is able to prepare food. It is also possible to eat at the university restaurant. The clubs are not very expensive, but …
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Nanterre, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Paris is a relatively expansive place to live. Outside the city, you will find "Auchan" and "Carréfour" as the least expansive supermarkets. Inside the city, you have …
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Montpellier, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Well, France is an expensive country but in Montpellier in grocery stores, in public transports there are discounts for students and for accomodation there is CAF aid. …
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Université Lumière Lyon 2, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Lodging is the biggest expense. For a 1-person apartment, internet included but heating not included, I was paying 542 euro per month. I had my private washroom and …
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The dormitory is excellent, and cheap (90-120 Euros/Month). You can also rent a flat or share one in the city center for about 120-200 Euros per month. Courses in Finance are serious, you can also start to learn Lithuanian and Russian. Library is rich and diversified, teachers are very close to the students …
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