HOW TO CHOSE YOUR MASTERS PROGRAM IN FRANCE | study abroad

[@Miziskandar]

Thank you so much for this video. You don’t know how much this helped me understand everything I need to know before applying for Masters program in France. The points are clear and I could easily make a thorough checklist on the application process and steps. Hopefully to coming back here when I finally got in!

[@Chaseyourdreams01]

That is one of the best videos related to studying in France !!!

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Wow thank you so much for the kind comment I'm so glad I could help !

[@baksdey]

Your channel is way underrated. Thanks for all the info and sincerity

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Thank you so much for the kind comment !

[@nikolina4803]

@@Ariellelaparisiennegirll can you please tell me how you were able to apply for these many masters!! i was told i can apply only to 15 also google says soo!!!!?

[@Mont_Bomul]

this was so helpful!! Especially with regards to the high school diploma thing.....Thank you :) And the last part about the cost was a good tip too!

[@TimmyNewtonTV]

thank you so so so much!!

[@JayAnMaelahni]

Thank you for this video! How do we change our documents into French? Like our diplomas and ID?

[@brotherstevenuche1490]

Great Job gal. I love your videos... I am a PhD track student in France. Fed schools, waive the 3770euros for non- EU students if they apply for an exemption( only 10% of admitted students). The exemption will be based on academic excellence and social criteria.... But there are lots of schools that go with the 243 euros, which is the same as the registration fee for EU students.

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Ahhh thank you for the compliment ! I'm glad my vids are interesting ☺️ And that's perfect ! Thank you for that clarification ! I was pretty sure that not all schools were charging €3700 😂

[@brotherstevenuche1490]

@@Ariellelaparisienne je t'en prie. By the way, you possess a charisma in your vids that can make the Queen of England envious. Hahaha

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Hahahaha you're too kind 😂 thank you !

[@libbysenglish]

I applied this year for Master's program and so relate! I missed out on the Sorbonne because I couldn't get my high school diploma (that I didn't have so had to order) and wouldn't give me a leeway because it was taking time due to another lockdown here! And all the e-candidate accounts and writing the same information in each!! 😴😴

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Oh no ! 🥺 I got through the application process for the Sorbonne but then they wanted me to come for a test in France and I was like.... But.... That's 1500$ in flights !? Because it's such a known school I think they have to be super strict with the process to weed out as many candidates as possible 😕 for my e-candidate accounts I think I kept a word doc with all the repeated info 😂 have you been accepted into a program yet !?

[@libbysenglish]

@@Ariellelaparisienne Oh wow, yes it is not practical! You didn't need to do any tests for the school you went to? It seems scary with all the entrance exams they have for some programs rather than basing acceptance on your academic history, recommendations, motivation letter and ...maybe an interview. Yes! I got offered both Lyon 2 and Université de Paris (previously Paris Diderot). I would love to try to live in Lyon (or just outside Paris in general as I was an English assistant there) but it is difficult as I feel that I have supports and friends in Paris (the expense is the other problem!) I wish I had more time for the applications because the system is really confusing and studying in alternance would have been amazing. It is overwhelming to understand university vs private, and I hear about the elitism etc so I hope that won't be hard down the track if I did not go to a grande école or something. But also can't believe it is only 243 euros for a year!

[@Msazeeza]

@@libbysenglish Hi Elizabeth I have been trying to apply to the Paris Diderot would appreciate if I can get more information on how you applied.

[@rowenahogg2214]

So interesting, thanks for the video :-) Looking forward to your next ones, I've subscribed!!!

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

I'm so glad ! 😆❤️

[@onemomentatatime7697]

Continued from below. I am only doing it so I can stay there as well as I can't see another way.

[@saifgadri596]

Great video as usual thank you so much ❤ May I suggest a video talking about discounts for students in Paris. Keep up the great work 👌

[@МаријаЈанићијевић-р5к]

You made a very useful video, it's amazing. Thank you so much! 💛

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

ah I'm so glad ! you are most welcome ! :)

[@culturereport3962]

Hey there, I want to do my Masters in France but the problem is that I want to do it in a different subject than my Bachelors. My Bachelors is in Philosophy but I'd like to do a more Computer Science oriented Masters. Is it even possible to get accepted? If so, what can I do to improve my chances of being accepted? Similarly, I'm interested in naturalization so I'm looking to do an M1 anyway. Maybe over the course of the next year if I build a really solid computer science / coding portfolio that can help me in my application? Any thoughts? Thanks so much for the info!

[@notsooxtreme1]

Hey Ariel👋🏼 Your video couldn't have come at a better time! It was information packed as always. If you don't mind sharing, could you please tell if you managed to find a job in the field of your choice? And how good or bad the job market is in France. Also does it make a lot of difference in finding jobs with a public university degree as opposed to a private business school? Thanks !!

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

I'm so glad ! ☺️ SO... For the detailed response to these questions, I have 2 dedicated videos : How I found a job in 30 days : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioWup5yvltCNisk Private vs. Public school explained : kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6G4dp-JotermLc BUT for the short answer.... I didn't find a job in my field (I was looking for the job during peak of covid in France so English jobs were very limited) but I still found something I love ☺️ and in my opinion and experience, private schools in France are not worth the money 😬 but if you want to hear about like my full experience and stuff, definitely check out the video ☺️ I hope this answer was still kind of helpful 😆

[@notsooxtreme1]

@@Ariellelaparisienne Yes it was definitely helpful 😊 I’ll surely check out your recommended videos 👍🏼

[@Glimpseofkhushi]

Hey wanted to ask that if we are applying for masters 3 at private or public school would I get a job beforehand along my studies or do I have to wait and find an organisation whose gonna hire me ?

[@easyengineering9134]

Hey Ariel, I'm a bit confused. Just as you I'm trying to study in France for two years to later on apply for naturalisation. Now if I choose a M1 program does that mean that my studies will be two years long, or at the end of the first year do I need to apply all over again for my M2 program (having to go through that process again sounds scary)?

[@onemomentatatime7697]

I am 50 years old. I've finished a Masters in Australia. I've lived in France and I want to go back. Could you ask your profs if a Masters en alternance is something that I can do at 50 or if I can do a PhD at 50? I've done a Bachelor of Journalism, Honours in International Studies and Masters in Social Work. I was offered to do a PhD here. I've worked in Social Work for about 10 years with refugees and was nominated for Social Worker of the year in South Australia by the Austrralian Association of Social Workers. I'm trying to get this information myself but not having much luck. I would REALLY appreciate it if you could find this out for me!!!!

[@sinaesmaeeli512]

Do you want return France? France has better condition in compare to Australia ?

[@onemomentatatime7697]

@@sinaesmaeeli512 My cmputer is nw nt wrking very we\\!! N cnditins in Austra\ia are stiII very g00d I just want t0 g0 back t0 France

[@kaotheraissa]

This is really helpful! I’m a french citizen, and speak fluent French but I grew up in the UK and so I struggle with french writing. Is there any leeway on that? Did you find they were very harsh with grading regarding french writing?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

There was definitely a bit of leeway but not tooooo much.

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

On my exams they were very understanding, but for essays that I had time to correct at home, I had to be up to the level.

[@sushmitathapa6609]

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[@HernanReyesEnglish]

Great Video!!!! Thanks A lot!

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Thank you ! ☺️ Glad I could help !

[@linapaez5956]

Hey Ariel!! I was wondering if you could possibly do a video on how you got a student loan to fund your studies and life. I have some savings for my M1 but from the looks I won’t be able to work M2 and I want to start researching loans now

[@enggusman173]

Hi ma'am! I’m preparing for an MS in civil engineering (focus: sustainable construction and water management) in France. I graduated with a 2.82 CGPA from the University of Lahore and have experience in water management projects with Shah Zaraab Enterprises, plus two internships in Bahria Town Rawalpindi. If you have any advice or contacts to help me with this journey, I’d really appreciate it! Thank you

[@nah8845]

Thank you so much for the video! I gather you are a Canadian, when you applied for all your programs did you have to use the Campus France procedure? As a US citizen, I am required to use the Campus France procedure. You mentioned that you had applied to like 35 programs, which is *exactly* what I want to do because I truly do NOT care where I get accepted as long as I get accepted into seriously ANY school in France. From what I understand, and I might not understand this well enough, it seems like you can only apply to seven different schools/programs using the CampusFrance procedure. Am I perhaps just not understanding it correctly? I'm looking to go starting school year 2022 - if you or anyone has any further insight on the Campus France procedure and if you are only limited to seven schools/programs or not, I'd really appreciate hearing from you! Merci beaucoup! Salut!

[@erikacarrillo9796]

Hi! I’m doing exactly what you are doing too. Yes through campus France there are only 7 options. But in his video she made me wonder about applying with other schools outside of campus France and after some research I found out that we can apply as U.S citizens directly with some schools that are not in campus France. There is a pdf form that says that if we get accepted into a school that’s not in campus France we still need to use the campus France platform for the visa process. We would then entered as student ” HDAP Allege”

[@nah8845]

@@erikacarrillo9796 merci ! Do you know any method to find schools that are outside of the campus France system ? I imagine those are probably (mostly) private schools - which is less than desirable because those are also way out of my price range. 😭 If only I were a rich kid haha

[@KJ-hi2qh]

Watch my video my experience kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2nLlq2trMShirs

[@hemantdabhi1392]

Bonjour et Bonne Annee!! I am always thankful for all the information you share and your videos inspire me a lot while looking for Internships. I was having a difficulty, and I needed your help. I have found an Internship in Paris, and it needs to start from Next week. However, as my student Visa expires in couple of days, my school can not provide me with "Internship agreement" without having "Titre de sejour" or Residence permit or "Attestation de Decision Favorable". I have already applied for visa renewal 3 months ago, for which I also have an acknowledgement. When I contacted Prefecture, they asked me to wait for visa renewal for around 2 months, which is not possible for me as I need to start my Internship from Next week. It would be really helpful if you could suggest me something or could help me. Thank you!

[@KJ-hi2qh]

Watch my video my experience kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2nLlq2trMShirs

[@kaotheraissa]

Also how feasible is it to work whilst studying? How intensive was the study? (Like how many contact hours a week etc.) I’m just worried about not being able to support myself during my masters, especially for 2 years

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Hi ! ☺️ It depends what school you do I think. I did a journalism degree at a public school and I didn't find it demanding at all, just during exam periods. The challenge is getting a work schedule that FITS. With the public system, you have a new schedule ever week so it's challenging to find an employer who will work with that. Good luck !

[@edenandy7125]

Hey there can you tell me how I am going to change my CV into French since you mentioned they don’t receive unless it is by French language?

[@annaluizamoura5035]

hey! thank you so much for sharing the tips. i'm from brazil and i'm graduating this year, so i'm looking for master programs in france to start next year. however, i want to change fields (i'm graduating in law school, but i want to study english literature). do you or anyone in the comments section know how french universities are with different field graduation degree? and also, every program i've seen asks for a research project but you didn't mention it in the video, which made me wonder, is a research project mandatory or i could be accepted without having one? thank you in advance to anyone who can help me :)

[@missbpayne]

WOW! Thank you for this video. I love your channel and I am applying for my Masters in Paris now! What resource did you use to translate your degree/transcripts? I just requested mine from my University in the U.S.A. I can't find any information on the translation requirements.

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Oh gosh I can't even begin to imagine that mess 😂 because my degree is Canadian, it was bilingual so Ive never had to get anything translated But I do know that translations have to be legitimate and through a recognized source. I think this fr gov link should help you find one close to you ☺️ www.doubs.gouv.fr/Demarches-administratives/Titres-de-sejour/Titres-de-sejour-sur-Service-Public#!/particuliers/page/F12956

[@missbpayne]

@@Ariellelaparisienne Thank you so much!

[@Msazeeza]

Your video has been so helpful thank you so much. I plan on coming to Paris to take a short course on French while still applying for my masters. Please can you suggest universities to apply to especially those that offer the work opportunity you spoke about in the video. Thanks in advance

[@Rnx-lt9hw]

Hi thanks for all that information! Did you Find any programs that provide French language learning while going for a masters?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

No problem ! I'm glad it was helpful !! Yes, if you chose to do a program in english, you will also have some french classes :) The same way that i did a french masters but had to take some english classes as part of my degree haha I'm not sure why, but I found most of these programs in Montpellier.

[@Rnx-lt9hw]

@@Ariellelaparisienne Oh I bet that happens more often! Cause a lot of business is done one English? I've found a couple schools unfortunately that don't offer French so I'd have to take it outside of school. I know not all jobs are in French, probably just be making my life easier to find a job though. Most applications open up in a few weeks I'll be applying there!

[@lawalazeez8010]

Hello please how did process of applying for nationalisation go after 2 years of masters please

[@neveenzee7346]

Hey! I just saw your video. Thank you for all the information. I was wondering though, didn't you apply directly on Campus France? I didn't know we had the choice to apply on the university website directly

[@Cplusplus745]

French citizenship by naturalization is when you have lived for 5 years in france. So is it not possible to complete 5 yrs with a 1 yr degree. Is it not possible? I'm just wondering.

[@Reree-gz5bg]

Silly question but if I ever wanna get my Ph.D, would the criteria be the same?

[@chocomusette]

For the citizenship, are there particular universities that france considers for the citizenship? Also for the alterlance, can you do it on the 2nd year of your masters program?

[@nlmnx5763]

do you know if it's convention for most master programs to allow direct entry to the 2nd year, or if it's more of an exception?

[@chinita_doll]

Thank you so much sis! Very informative! One question, for my university diploma, are we allowed to just give our university transcript which says graduated? It’s cuz in the US our diploma that says Bachelor’s of Science/Arts, it takes several months to come in the mail 😭

[@IAMCHIDERA]

I wanna study in French, did you see other students that didn’t have an undergrads in French like you, also study 100% in French?

[@nomirrannaghar]

how many percentage or CGPA required in sorbonne university or other public universities in masters level?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Hello :) its not about CGPA or percentage..... you have to submit your application and CV and then you will pass interviews and testing for each school

[@nomirrannaghar]

@@Ariellelaparisienne what types of test ...it's written exam ? and if I have any question , in which language should I mail the university English or French?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

@@nomirrannaghar yes, it could be a written exam to assess your knowledge in the subject of the program you want to enter. If you are applying for a french program, I would correspond with the university in french but if it is for an english program you can write in english for sure :) most schools are very flexible and accommodating when it comes to anglophone students

[@nomirrannaghar]

@@Ariellelaparisienne thank you. it's very helpful information....

[@KC-yg6fm]

Hi! Are there English-taught bachelor programs at public French universities? I have tried to find a lot but couldn’t

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

They are few and far between but I have definitely seen some ! I would recommend going on the government master website (linked in the description of this video) and searching for "English". If I remember correctly, I applied to 1 in Montpelier 🧐 I hope this helps !

[@SharmaineDesiree]

You can find all of it here: taughtie.campusfrance.org/tiesearch/#/catalog

[@monstergillyt]

I am an indian student i just want to know how many ielts band required for apply to master in france

[@beautifulscience4133]

hello, usually at what time of the year can I apply for a master 2?

[@bsl6999]

in turkey we dont have le bac but we have ales and i think they are smilar because we take ales exam for apply to master programs. so could i send my ales results or is it only le bac?

[@bsl6999]

and the documents have to be noterized or have to be translated by a translator? i'm studying french translation and interpretation so i can translate by myself

[@bsl6999]

oh also my diploma is french too every courses i take are in french should i take delf b2 or smth else?

[@jrnixon8081]

so if you decide to do master 1 & 2 you can request the citizeship?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

and if after you graduate you can integrate into the workforce, you are able to apply for citizenship via naturalization, yes :)

[@yeddulabalaji4579]

Hey Ariel U look soo gorgeous ur eyes are expressive ..

[@COBRAGAMING-ub4bq]

If I am applying for English courses for masters then do I need to give some sort of tests

[@teresacardo2998]

Hey! To apply for the master en alternance do I have do be fluent in French, or can I just do it in English?

[@maja-mo9mm]

Hii, I'm an international student and I'd like to study in france for my bachelor's degree in english in grande école, where i would work en alternance. Do you know if the job interview in private school is in english, when taking english taught course or maybe in french? I speak french but not fluently, so for now I'm more confident with studying/working in english. Thank u in advance xx

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Hi :) Yes, private schools can conduct interviews in English but PLEASE NOTE : The private schools have everything to gain from international students paying their tuition fees.... Often they will accept international students into their program and promise you amazing success- but then completely abandon english speakers when it comes time to find an internship for alternance. Some of my friends struggled for months and months and months to find the bare minimum because every company in Paris only wanted to hire students who were bilingual. I hope this helped !

[@marinakay1406]

Hey Ariel your video is so helpful! I am currently in Canada finishing my undergrad in psychology, is it possible to apply for your masters in advance, like before getting your diploma? I am graduating in august 2023 and want to start my masters in september, when could i apply.

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

I'm so sorry for the late reply ! but yes you can totally apply before getting your diploma. If show proof that you are registered and that you are currently taking and passing your courses, normally the universities in France will allow you to send in the actual diploma later on once you receive it. hope that helps !

[@erykahhoney588]

Thank you

[@hajanajumudeen5796]

Hloo sister!! I m from india. I have done my UG in chemical engineering and now I wish to cntue my studies which is masters in France. Is it worth to study engg in France ? If you get to read my msg pls reply me ... Thank you in advance 😁

[@qaisrasiddique8327]

What is the age limit for master program?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Hi !! There is no age limit ☺️ anyone can do a master's in France !

[@qaisrasiddique8327]

@@Ariellelaparisienne thanks for your response

[@Lisa-ij1is]

Hi! Thank you for such an informative video. You're looking so beautiful in this video :D I kind of want to start a youtube channel whilst pursuing my degree in France. But I'm confused if it oversteps my student visa rules. Will it be legal? Did you start one only after changing into an employment permit?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

Thank you is much ! ☺️ If you're feeling creative DEFINITELY start your channel ! The reason I didn't worry about the type visa that I have vs. being able to make money in France, is that starting a KZbin channel alone doesnt automatically mean you are making money - for me for example, I'm not a monetized channel, it's just a hobby for now ☺️ So if you're just starting, I wouldn't worry about this factor just yet !

[@Lisa-ij1is]

@@Ariellelaparisienne Thank you so much for the advice and for taking out the time to respond

[@eliasbensalem5069]

How long did it take you to get your visa from the French consulate?

[@Ariellelaparisienne]

A few months ! ☺️

[@justbelit]

I don't speak or understand 1 word of french so the french words in between threw me off a bit. But the video was extremely helpful nontheless

[@fatimazohrakebabza9958]

as for the 2nd type of master ....how hard to find a job ? and i know im getting out of the topic ...but what is scaring me is that im a muslim so im scared of racisim so could u give me your opinion. what is the average gpa i should get ? can i find english jobs? my 2 options is between france and canada so which one do you recommend for me ? thanks so much

[@mussardi8867]

Traiter les français de racistes est une accusation grave en France : vous pouvez être punie par la loi.. La France a plus besoin de personnes ouvertes d'esprit et respectueuses de ses valeurs. Je suis français d'origine algérienne.

[@md.riadhossainsabuj4679]

3700 Euros.....

[@nikolina4803]

Hii can someone tell me how is it possible to apply to so many masters programs? as far as i searched i am allowed to apply for a max of 10 or 15… @getthemargarita