France

One can work a maximum of 20 hours per week, as an international student in France. During vacations, students are allowed to work 35 hours per week, as long as they stay within the yearly working hour limits. There are many part-time jobs for Indian students in France.

Part-time students earn on average between EUR 11.65 (INR 1.3 K) and EUR 15 (INR 1.67 K) per hour.

1 EUR = INR 111.51

Yes, CS graduates of EPITA also outside France. Around 12% of the grads are known to find jobs in countries located outside French borders. This includes Luxembourg, Canada, USA, Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, and South Korea.

Listed below are the top countries that employ the most number of EPITA grads outside France.

Unlike other engineering schools, EPITA only focuses on Computer Science, making it an ideal option for students looking to become expert software engineers.

Very few engineering schools have the corporate network that EPITA Grad School maintains. This means, students get better career opportunities. All programs come with a mandatory internship period of 6 months.

Yes, EPITA is a great choice for Computer Science in France It is one of the top 10 engineering schools in France. The CS programme covers the basics in the first year of studies, before going into concepts related to Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, AI, and Data Science.

Students also intern at tech companies in France, well before graduating.

EPITA is ranked #1 among Engineering schools in France for Computer Science and Digital Technology by a local university ranking platform in France. It also received 4 stars for its Diploma in Master of Computer Engineering.

It costs EUR 30,200 (INR 32.56 L) to pursue a bachelor's and somewhere between EUR 15,800-EUR 19,400 (INR 17 L-INR 20.9 L) for a master's degree at EPITA Grad School France.

It is much more affordable compared to the higher tuition costs students pay across universities in the UK, US, and Canada.

The cost of living in France is also another important factor students need to plan.

1 EUR = INR 107.83

Yes. France is very costly for Indian students. Annual living costs in France, for example, can range from INR 10 L to INR 15 Lacs and the cost of tuition also adds up 3-5 Lacs yearly. This cost is pretty higher than in India. 

No. Public universities in France are not free. Even though the government of France heavily subsidises the tuition fee for domestic and international students (nearly two-thirds), non-EU international students still have to pay a portion of their academic fees, i.e. €2,895 for bachelor's and €3,941 for master's.

Application for the September intake in France generally opens between October and December of the previous year with most applications submitted between January and May. For public universities and Etudes en France procedures, applications may start as early as October. 

France is known for its Business & Management centered universities and the most pursued course in this country is MIM. BBA, MS as well as MBA are some of the popular courses for international students in France. Students can refer to the table below for the top streams in France and count of universities which offer it: