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For centuries, France has been a dominant force in literature and philosophy. The everlasting works of Victor Hugo and Émile Zola, and existentialistic thoughts by Jean-Paul Sartre, and Simone de Beauvoir have shaped the world’s mind. Parisian cafés remain the most important center for intellectual conversation and creativity in France.

France is known for its highly reputable universities and Grande Écoles that host quality education in every discipline. Institutions of French education boast some of the highest rankings in the world generally - primarily in businesses, engineering, and arts. Whether you're pursuing a degree in humanities or research in the field of science, France enjoys an academic environment of excellence.

France offers an ideal country to learn if you are interested in business, technology, or innovation with multinational corporations as big economic players. Moreover, places such as Paris, Lyon, and Toulouse stand out for excellent start-up ecosystems combined with close relationships to industries such as aerospace, luxury goods, and finance. Business schools in France are particularly well-known for their global programs and networks.

International students can study very cheaply in France. All the public universities in France are more affordable to the locals and international students. Their tuition fees are relatively lower than most study destinations, like the US and the UK. Scholarships, grants, and even other forms of financial aid abound for international students, making it easier to study with no weight in one's pocket.

Staying in France provides easy access to the rest of Europe. Since the country is strategically located, students can easily travel to Italy, Spain, Germany, and Switzerland within a few hours. France also boasts an excellent public transportation system and proximity to other major European cities, giving students opportunities to explore other cultures while studying abroad.

As a key member of the European Union, France provides its residents with significant rights and privileges, including freedom of movement, travel, and work within the EU. This membership enhances the appeal of living in France for both EU and non-EU citizens.