202 1 What are the prospects for studying abroad in France?

It is also important for students to have a good prospect after studying abroad. So what is the development prospect of French master after graduation? If you have any plans to study in France, let's take a look at the prospect of studying in France.

First, the development prospects of French master's study abroad

1.？ Continue to study.

The new LMD academic system being implemented in France will create an "educational passport" for traveling all over Europe. Mr. Han Fei, head of the French Counseling Center of the French Consulate in Shanghai, said that this is one of the three measures to promote the integration of education in Europe, and the other two are ECTS European credits and training courses organized by semester and education unit (UE). All these "unified European education" initiatives are aimed at promoting cooperation and exchanges between European universities, facilitating students' circulation and career integration within the EU, and helping students to resume or continue their studies in international mobility.

2.？ Return to China for development

French master's degree contains a lot of gold, and international students majoring in law can choose to work as lawyers in commercial law, trade law and procedural law in big law firms. But you still need to get a lawyer's license in China.

You can choose to be a legal adviser in the company, including business legal adviser, real estate agent legal adviser and so on.

The third is college teachers. Most comprehensive universities in China have law departments or majors, and master of law can apply to be a teacher in the school.

3.？ The development of France

LLM students studying in France have a certain language foundation and a good grasp of French laws and regulations, so there is still a certain prospect for studying in France.

The first job is a French law firm, which is difficult for international students, but you can try it if you work hard enough.

The second is the legal adviser of the French branch of Chinese enterprises. Generally speaking, the legal advisers of French local enterprises will not invite international students. Being a legal consultant in the French branch of Chinese enterprises has the advantage of being bilingual.

Second, master's degree in studying in France

1.？ Major in economics, business and management.

Because the business administration education provided by the French Higher School of Business Administration is highly targeted and professional, it pays attention to the practical operation and application of the course and is closely related to the industry. Therefore, compared with the business and economic majors offered by general public comprehensive universities, students studying for master's degree are more inclined to choose the former. There are more than 230 such colleges in France. Although the tuition fees are higher than those of public comprehensive universities, the quality of education they provide and their recognition in France are relatively high.

2.？ Art and design major

France is a traditional and romantic art country, and the quality of its art education, especially art design, has always been the pride of the French. This year, more and more China students went to France to study arts and crafts, advertising design, product design, decoration and visual communication design, which became another hot spot for studying in France. Because China's domestic art and design industry pays special attention to French graduates, many students choose to return to China for employment and development after completing their studies.

3.？ Engineering major

It is precisely because of the high dependence of France's own industrialized economy on engineering work that French society has a high degree of recognition of engineer diplomas and certificates.

Third, the advantages of studying in France

1, a liberal arts graduate.

It should be said that liberal arts graduates have more difficulties in studying in France than science and engineering students. France values science and engineering more than literature, so they can't expect to get any scholarships when they study for a master's degree or a doctorate in France. Then there is the question of language and way of thinking. Learning French well and understanding French society is the basis of studying for a liberal arts degree.

Another problem is that there are relatively many liberal arts students studying in France. When applying for universities, especially famous universities, there will be some competition among China students. Although there is no quota limit for students from China, it is impossible for universities to recruit students from China without accepting students from other countries. In short, it is likely that it will take longer to study liberal arts in France than to study science, and it is more difficult to prepare mentally.

2. French majors.

At least for us in China, French is a difficult language to master. Even if we have studied French seriously in China for four years, it will still be a little difficult to do general work in French, not to mention those occupations that require high language ability.

3, undergraduate science students, especially engineering students.

At present, about 70% of students in China study liberal arts, while relatively few study science and engineering. Therefore, there is relatively less competition when applying for universities, and it is easier for them to apply for universities.

Science, especially engineering, has relatively low requirements for language proficiency, and China's higher education emphasizes theory. So on the whole, the theoretical basis of China students is good. After I went to college in France, I learned some knowledge at least at the beginning. Although there are some language difficulties at first, we can know what the teacher is talking about through some formulas, images, tables and curves. On the one hand, you can improve your language level through hard work, on the other hand, you can refer to Chinese books.

France attaches more importance to science and engineering than liberal arts, and there are many scholarship programs in science, especially engineering, so it is relatively easy to find some internship units.