Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for foreign students
This page will give you answers to the main questions you may have.
What are the admission requirements for English-taught master’s programs?
The specific admission requirements for each program are detailed on the program pages under the "Admission" tab.
What steps are required to obtain a student visa to study in France?
For candidates who are not EU citizens and come from a country that follows the "Études en France" procedure, it is mandatory to register and apply through Campus France in order to obtain a student visa.
Each country that follows the "Etudes en France" procedure has a dedicated Campus France platform, on which you must apply.
Each country that follows the "Etudes en France" procedure has a dedicated Campus France platform, on which you must apply.
Should I apply through CampusFrance or only on your application platform?
- For candidates who are not EU citizens and come from a country that follows the "Études en France" procedure, it is mandatory to register and apply through Campus France in order to obtain a student visa.
- EU citizens do not need a student visa to come and study in France, and they can apply either through our application platform or via the national platform Mon Master for Master 1 programs.
- EU citizens do not need a student visa to come and study in France, and they can apply either through our application platform or via the national platform Mon Master for Master 1 programs.
Are the English-taught courses entirely in English, or are there any parts in French?
All courses are taught entirely in English.
Is it necessary to prove English proficiency to be admitted to an English-taught program?
Proof of your English proficiency is required when applying.
A B2 level, or C1 depending on the program, is required.
We accept the following certifications: TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, Cambridge English.
The B2 level is equivalent to the following scores on the most widely recognized English proficiency tests: TOEIC: 785-944 / IELTS: 5.0-6.0 / TOEFL iBT: 87-109 / TOEFL CBT: 180-226 / TOEFL PBT: 505-564.
A B2 level, or C1 depending on the program, is required.
We accept the following certifications: TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, Cambridge English.
The B2 level is equivalent to the following scores on the most widely recognized English proficiency tests: TOEIC: 785-944 / IELTS: 5.0-6.0 / TOEFL iBT: 87-109 / TOEFL CBT: 180-226 / TOEFL PBT: 505-564.
How does the degree equivalency process work for students from other educational systems?
To apply for the programs, applicants need to have the equivalent of 180 or 240 ECTS credits, depending on the program. Candidates should consult their institution to determine the ECTS value of their degree.
Are the degrees recognized internationally?
Yes, all degrees awarded by the university are recognized by the French government as well as internationally. You earn 180 ECTS credits for Master 1 and 240 for Master 2.
What internship and work opportunities are available in France for master’s students?
It is the student's responsibility to find an internship or work-study position; however, many companies in Toulouse are focused on international activities and are looking for interns or work-study students. For those of you applying for a work-study program, please specify this in your cover letter.
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What is the cost of an English-taught master’s for international students? Are there any scholarships available?
Tuition fees vary depending on the specific program between 4,500€ and 7,500€. They are detailed on the program pages under the "Registration" tab.
The university does not offer scholarships for this program; however, we encourage you to check with your home country or region for any available scholarships or financial aid options.
The university does not offer scholarships for this program; however, we encourage you to check with your home country or region for any available scholarships or financial aid options.
Does the university offer support services for international students (housing, integration, administrative tasks, bank account, healthcare coverage, etc.)?
The university does not provide housing for international students. International students who have not lived in France for more than two years are not eligible for CROUS accommodations.
However, the university offers a paid service called ToulBox, which assists with setting up a bank account, finding housing, and handling various administrative procedures before your arrival.
However, the university offers a paid service called ToulBox, which assists with setting up a bank account, finding housing, and handling various administrative procedures before your arrival.
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