Studying in France is more economical for international students than studying in the United States or the United Kingdom due to low tuition fees in French universities. It is increasingly becoming an option for students who want to study subjects related to business since many of its business schools are in the worldwide rankings. France is also a great option for international business, management education and outstanding research and development opportunities. In the last few years, the French government has relaxed a lot many rules for the international students and encouraged them to come to France for studying.

France is one of the first European countries to offer English taught programs in its  universities. So a student need not know French to study in French universities. However they can choose to learn it while they're studying in the university and gain cultural perspective too.

France is  rich in art, architecture, history, culture, gastronomy and thus has a great student life. International students are allowed to work while studying in France for 964 hours in a year. Non EU students need to have a student resident permit. An average monthly salary of a full-time employee in the private sector in France is about 3200 euros gross.

France is home to some of the leading international corporations like Airbus, Renault,  L’Oréal and many more.