What major should liberal arts students study in France?

Liberal arts students go to France to study;

1. Business: Most business schools in France are independent of public universities. In the past, it was difficult for many French group companies to find the interns they wanted, so they simply set up many business schools according to their own needs. In this way, theory and practice can be combined for students. With the development of history, graduates of such business schools are generally more capable and more suitable for workplace work, so many French companies and even large international multinational companies like to recruit graduates of such business schools.

Among them, INSEAD, HEC and ESSEC are internationally renowned French business schools. For example, INSEAD is one of the largest and most influential independent business schools in the world, and the most respected business school in Europe, ranking first over the years. It can be seen that among liberal arts majors, studying in France in this direction is still very promising. Of course, it should also be noted that the tuition fees of such business schools are relatively high, and INSEAD needs 30,000-40,000 euros a year, so applicants need to have good economic strength.

Law: Students who have studied law should know that the current legal system in our country belongs to the so-called "continental law system". The "mainland" here refers to the European continent. The origin of European continental law system is France. Therefore, studying law in France can make you have a clearer understanding and cognition of the law, and you can get in touch with the original samples and advanced concepts of the world law, and your knowledge of the legal system is very complete.

However, it should also be noted that it will be more difficult for China students to study law in France. A student applied to the Law School of the University of Lyon, France. It can be said that his qualifications are very good, but when he was studying there, he once reported that he still had some headaches in his studies. Legal provisions and related cases need to be checked, and several courses almost failed. However, his efforts were not in vain. After the completion, he successfully entered an international law firm and engaged in the business of business lawyers.

Third, artistic design: "Romance" and "artistic flavor", aren't these the key words that the world labels France? Whether it is traditional art and sculpture, or modern fashion design, graphic design, luxury design, these art majors are the strengths of French education. If you want to have your own world in the field of art or fashion, France is definitely your first choice.

Going to France to study art design, in addition to the quality of school education, the whole country of France is so "stylish". The Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysé es are all among them. Every artistic factor of yours will be activated, and there will be no place for you to try your hand. And institutions like CREAPOLE Art Management School in Paris and Le Mans Academy of Fine Arts in France are your choices.

As a student with literary temperament or a preference for liberal arts majors, there are still options for studying in France. As long as you can recognize what you are good at and choose the right major, I believe you can create a bright future of your own.