Studying in France is an enriching opportunity that offers exposure to new cultures and learning methods, as well as a significant advantage in the job market. However, this adventure can also represent a substantial financial challenge. Anticipating and planning the funding of your studies abroad is crucial to making the most of this experience.
There are several options to finance your studies in France at Clermont School of Business.
Eligibility Criteria: Early payment confirmation (deposit or full fees) with the first deposit paid before March 1st or within two weeks of receiving the admission letter (by June 30th at the latest).
Scholarship Amount:
Clermont School of Business offers this scholarship in association with WeMakeScholars, an initiative funded by the Indian government to help students with scholarships and student loans. Each year, a 25% tuition fee waiver is awarded to two selected students who meet the following eligibility criteria:
Admission to the Master programmes at Clermont School of Business
How to Apply:
After gaining admission to a Master’s programme at Clermont School of Business, contact WeMakeScholars via this link: https://www.wemakescholars.com/university/clermont-school-of-business/abroad-education-loan.
Clermont School of Business offers two scholarships specifically designed for students from Peru. These scholarships aim to alleviate the financial burden of tuition fees, ensuring promising individuals can access quality business education without constraints.
This support fosters diversity and global perspectives within our academic community.
Students affected by conflicts are eligible for a 15% tuition fee reduction, allowing them to pursue their academic goals despite the challenges they face.
The list is regularly reviewed and currently includes individuals from Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Ukraine, and Afghanistan.
International students who have graduated from Clermont School of Business and wish to pursue further studies at the institution are eligible for a tuition fee reduction.
Graduates from our partner universities are also eligible for a 15% tuition fee reduction.
The Foundation supports Clermont School of Business in implementing its social openness and equal opportunity policy. Most of the action aims to remove financial barriers to accessing Grandes Écoles.
The Foundation awards social scholarships to high-potential students whose financial situation is precarious, enabling them to finance their studies under the best conditions.
How to Apply: A dossier must be submitted with all necessary documents proving eligibility. Applications are only possible after arriving in France.
Scholarship Amount: 5% to 20% reduction on tuition fees.
Selection Criteria: A school committee will evaluate each application based on three criteria:
Several countries offer student loans on favorable terms for studying abroad. These loans are often subsidized and have reduced interest rates.
With this type of loan, you pay interest during your studies and start repaying the principal loan and remaining interest after graduation.
With this type of loan, you start repaying the loan and interest only after completing your studies. You only pay the loan insurance during your studies.
To facilitate access to loans for students, some banks offer state-guaranteed student loans.
This system allows students without financial support from a family member or personal contribution to access student loans.
Banks offering this type of loan may provide up to €15,000 for a maximum period of 10 years.
Banks offering this service include Société Générale, Crédit Mutuel, C.I.C., Banques Populaires, and Caisses d’Épargne from the BPCE group.
In addition to the benefits related to student status, you can also apply for financial aid for your studies depending on your situation.
Are you a student from a non-European country? You will need to apply for your visa directly at the French consulate in your country.
To apply for your “student visa,” you will need to prove that you have sufficient funds to cover at least one year of study in France (€615 per month for 12 months, a minimum of €7,380*). The most common way to prove your financial resources is the Attestation de Virement Irrévocable (Blocked Account Bank Statement) included with your visa application. This document is issued by a bank or other financial institution based on a security deposit in a blocked account.
Students from the African continent can consult the bank statement service offered by our partner Studely, a French company present across the African continent. Studely can issue an Attestation de Virement Irrévocable and help you access French real estate offers to find accommodation in Clermont-Ferrand.
*Note: This amount does not include tuition fees.
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