Bachelor’s / Undergraduate programs

At the undergraduate level, European University France offers a diverse selection of Bachelor’s degree programs designed to equip students with foundational knowledge, practical skills, and critical thinking abilities essential for success in the global job market. Students can choose from traditional engineering fields such as Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, and emerging disciplines like Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence and Data Science.

For those interested in the business world, degrees in Business Management, Marketing, Finance & Accounting, and International Business provide a robust curriculum that blends theory with practical application. Humanities and social sciences are well-represented with programs in Law, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Education, History, Philosophy, and French Literature.

Creative minds can explore pathways in Architecture, Urban Planning, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Culinary Arts, and Hospitality Management, while communicators can pursue Journalism & Media Studies, Communication & Public Relations, and Translation & Interpretation. Programs like Tourism & Events and Language & Literature further broaden the academic portfolio.

Tuition fees for Bachelor’s programs range from 2,770 € to 18,000 €, depending on the specialization.

For International Students:
European University France proudly welcomes students from around the globe into its Bachelor’s programs. Dedicated support services are available to assist international students with visa applications, residence permits, and relocation assistance. Academic instruction is primarily in English, ensuring accessibility for non-French speakers, while French language courses are available to ease cultural integration.

The university offers affordable accommodation options, assistance with student health insurance, and orientation programs to help international students settle smoothly. Exchange programs, multicultural student clubs, and career counseling tailored for international job markets are integral parts of the support system.