Master

The campus networks: apply for the Master’s degree via Internet

 The Campus Networks of Campus France present the Master’s programmes of numerous universities on their sites. Students just select one or more Master’s degrees and can apply online to several establishments. This increases the chances of being accepted.

The Master’s level courses are grouped by subject

The Campus Networks are managed by Campus France and enable the French higher education establishments (mostly universities) to present all their Master’s courses by subject. These networks are intended to make it easier for foreign students to search for courses and to apply online:

• you will find all the information about the courses here;
• you can create your own applications dossier; you just fill in one dossier;
• you will receive a faster reply from the establishments: from March prior to the start of the university year.

However: you do not have to create an e-dossier to apply: you can contact the universities that are of interest to you directly and submit a pre-enrolment dossier to each one of them.

More chances of being accepted

On the Campus Networks, you create an e-dossier and indicate the course or courses of interest. Your dossier can be examined by all network members and this greatly increases your chances of being accepted for a course. One example: you select three Master’s but the three universities refuse your application. However, you may be contacted directly by another university inviting you to enrol in one of its Master’s degree courses.

Pay service

Consulting the Master programmes and creating an e-dossier is free. If you are accepted (and in this case only) in a university thanks to the Campus Networks service, you undertake to pay 150 € to Campus France which corresponds to the application fee. Important: you must also pay for your enrolment in the university and in the student Social security scheme when you arrive in France.

The Campus Networks sites:

Here you will find the Master’s degree courses of many universities:

• Art http://www.campusart.org
• Law http://www.campusdroit.org
• Economics http://www.campuseconomie.org
• Human sciences management http://www.campushumanites.org
• Mathematics http://www.campusmaths.org
• Engineering sciences http://www.nplusi.com

Information updated: 31st March 2008