What are the advantages of studying in French art?

In recent years, art study abroad has become popular, and most art students have chosen French art to study abroad. So, do you know what are the advantages of studying in French art? Today, I sorted out the benefits of studying abroad in French art. Let's take a look!

First, language advantage.

French is a major language used in international communication, and it is the foreign language with the largest number of learners after English, ranking ninth among the languages with the largest number of users in the world. French is also the second largest foreign language in all continents after English. At the same time, French is also the official and working language of the European Union and the United Nations, and also the language of the Olympic Games. Therefore, if you study in France, you can also learn French. Learning to speak French is a great advantage.

Second, the artistic atmosphere is strong.

French art has a long history and numerous museums, forming a good artistic atmosphere. The Louvre, Notre Dame de Paris, Palace of Versailles, Orsay Museum, Pompidou Art Center, Panthé on, Invalides, Sacred Heart Cathedral and all other famous attractions in Paris are open to students free of charge. In this country with countless museums, large and small, in the streets and alleys where works of art can be seen everywhere, a person who did not know art before will become particularly appreciative.

Third, cost advantage.

All public universities in France, whether domestic citizens or foreign students, are free of tuition fees, and students' tuition fees are borne by the government, and only a registration fee of 2000 ~ 3000 RMB is charged each year. This is especially beneficial for students who love French, but their family is not particularly good. Compared with the huge tuition fee of 200,000 ~ 300,000 RMB per year in Britain and America, the cost of studying in France is obviously much less.

Fourth, the education level is high.

In the annual ranking of world universities, there are always dozens of universities in France in the top 100, so it can be said that the education level is in the leading position in the world. The educational model of French universities is to guide students to think for themselves and then exchange and discuss. The teacher is just a guide and won't impose his ideas on others. He is more about exchanging opinions with his classmates and listening to their ideas. Due to the large number of international students, the interpretation of a certain question is often a hundred flowers blossom.

Verb (short for verb) Good welfare treatment.

Foreign students can enjoy housing subsidies, social insurance and discounts on university meals, public transportation, cinemas and theaters. Under the condition of not exceeding 60% of the annual working hours, you can freely engage in paid work. Students can work 20 hours a week, or they can concentrate on working hours and work full-time during school holidays.

6. Good employment prospects

At present, studying in France is in the stage of becoming a full member, and the recruitment information about French published on many recruitment websites reads: those who have experience in studying in France are preferred. Moreover, according to official statistics, the monthly salary of French graduates ranks first among all recent college graduates. At present, French graduates are still in short supply. Therefore, it is very easy for students who come back from studying in France to find a well-paid job back home. If you are not satisfied with your job, you have enough capital to jump ship until you find a job you like.