Which public institutions will apply differentiated enrolment fees?

Will the institution you wish to enrol in apply differentiated enrolment fees? 

To help you, a list of French public higher education institutions under the authority of the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation that will apply differentiated enrolment fees to non-EU international students has been created. You can view it here. 

These institutions are under the authority of the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, and award national diplomas. Diplomas awarded by institutions that do not come under the Ministry’s authority are not subject to differentiated enrolment fees. 

Are you affected by differentiated enrolment fees? 

To find out more, please read our page about tuition fees in France. It will tell you which international students will need to pay differentiated enrolment fees and those that will not.

Following the announcement on 19 November 2018 by the French Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, that the government was introducing a strategy called “Bienvenue en France” (“Choose France”), the objective of which is to make France more appealing to mobile students, it is important to ensure that international students are informed about increased enrolment fees that might affect them. This information, which is in line with the government’s approaches at this stage, must allow students to make decisions about pursuing their studies in the best possible conditions.