Study Abroad

Living away from campus gives students the freedom to freely explore Paris and fully engage with the lively French culture. Living off campus can, however, present several difficulties, like juggling regular commutes, navigating the French rental market, and possibly sharing accommodations with roommates. Understanding French legal and bureaucratic institutions may present significant challenges for international students. Many students nevertheless value the independence and freedom that come with living off campus despite these difficulties.ESMOD offers support and guidance through their Student Concierge Club and relationships with real estate companies to guarantee a seamless transition to living off campus. Furthermore, students who want to combine their studies with extracurricular activities and city discovery will find it easier to get to and from ESMOD because of its convenient central location in Paris. The decision to live on campus or off campus ultimately comes down to personal choices.

In order to secure an admission to in one of the universities in Ireland, international students need to meet the entry requirements. For bachelor’s admission, it is compulsory to complete 12th-class education with a good GPA, and for master’s admission, students must have a bachelor’s degree with a good academic GPA. International students, whose first language is not English, must provide the English Language test score during the application process.

• Academic Transcripts: Mark Sheets of Standard X, XII, and the bachelor’s degree (if applicable);
• Internet-based TOEFL or IELTS scores;
• If you have work experience then two letters of recommendation (LOR) from the employer/manager who knows you well and can comment on your professional abilities;
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Academic Resume
• Portfolio (in case of students applying for art and design courses or architecture programs);
• Others (Certificates/achievements at the state and national level and extracurricular activities);
• Proof of funds;
• Health insurance;
• A copy of passport.

Because of the demanding academic schedule at ESMOD France, finding part-time work can be difficult while enrolled in classes. It appears that students' rigorous education may make it difficult for them to find consistent part-time work throughout the week. Nonetheless, particularly after finishing their first year of school, students might be able to find part-time employment during the year or on the weekends. The following are some possible fields of part-time employment at ESMOD France for Indian students:
1. Cafés and restaurants serving French food.
2. Businesses that sell upscale merchandise.
3. Organizations that host fashion-related events and exhibitions.
4. Tutoring in either English or French.