Les études en France
La France, toujours une destination de choix pour les étudiants étrangers
Bourses d’études en France co-financées par Total et l’État français
Bourses de couverture sociale 2011
2012 - 2013
For any information you are invited to visit
Institut français CampusFrance Nigeria
and contact
Ms Julie ROYER studyinginfrance@hotmail.fr
WHY STUDY IN FRANCE?
Because
Language: French is influential & spoken world-wide
Quality: French higher education provides high standard courses & training
Cost: Important state subsidies make tuition fees affordable
Lifestyle: High quality of life & student-friendly environment
3 STEPS to STUDY in FRANCE in 2011-2012
1/ CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM
Get prepared soon: One year before your intended departure for France, start gathering information on the necessary steps to enrol.
Finalize your educational plan: Meet our counsellor. Make sure the studies you are planning for in France are linked with your background and learn French.
Choose your course: Visit the website www.campusfrance.org to get information on programs taught in English, make your choice among 36000 courses, select an institution, find a scholarship program and inquire about life in France.
2/ ENROL IN A FRENCH INSTITUTION for 2011-2012
If you have the WAEC or the NECO… …and wish to enrol in a French university for the first year of study you must file a preliminary application for admission with the cultural services of the French Embassy in Abuja between 1st December 2010 and 15th January 2011! Watch out! A B2 level in French or the French exam of TCF-DAP is required.
If you have a B.A. or a B.Sc… …and wish to enrol in a French university for a Master degree or If you have a Master degree… …and wish to enrol in a French university for a Doctorate the enrolment must be done directly with the French faculty you are applying for. You can apply on your own, but if you wish, our counsellor can guide you.
If you want to join a private institution: Private universities have their own calendar and admission procedures. Our counsellor will guide you.
3/ APPLY FOR THE STUDENT VISA
The student visa requirements
Passport
2 recent passport-size photographs
2 long stay/short stay visa application form
Diplomas and transcripts
Letter of admission from the university
Certificate of accommodation
Bank statement of the sponsor (last 3 months)
Attestation of sponsorship
Insurance
Visa fees (99 € for a long-stay visa)
The preliminary interview: Once your file is complete, contact our counsellor for a preliminary assessment.
Finally make an appointment with the Visa Section in Lagos or in Abuja, from Monday to Friday, between 9am and 12am.
MORE!
Learn French: For some courses a particular level of French may be required. To find the closest French class look for the French Department in your institution or visit www.alliancefrancaise-ng.org & www.institufr-nigeria.org.
Practical aspects: Budget your stay & arrange for finances. Apply for a scholarship program & for accommodation.
Short & Sweet: Summer / Winter programs, coursework semesters, intensive French classes: specific short courses are also available.
Keep in touch: Back in Nigeria, stay in the French mood. Register in the Nigeria Alumni Directory (English Version of the Nigeria Alumni Directory). Your experience will benefit the Franco-Nigerian cooperation.
L'enseignement supérieur français offre un large choix de formations de qualité avec des frais d’inscription abordables et des débouchés sur le marché du travail.
Ce vaste ensemble d'établissements, universités, grandes écoles et établissements spécialisés, propose des milliers de formations de tous niveaux et couvre l'ensemble des domaines du savoir.
To know more about the FRENCH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
Date de dernière mise à jour : 18/03/2016