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International attractiveness of French universities: Jean Moulin University in 6th place in the rankings
Published on July 17, 2020 – Updated on November 7, 2022
Which French universities welcome the most international students? Educpros, a specialist higher education news service, addressed this question in its survey on the international attractiveness of French universities.
France – and its universities in particular – attracts many students from all over the world every year.
In 2018-19, according to the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, 246,890 students enrolled in French universities to pursue their studies, i.e. 69% of all higher education institutions.
Among the most attractive French universities, Jean Moulin University is ranked 6th.
It welcomed more than 5,000 international students this year.
Including:
► Find out more about Jean Moulin University’s international policy (in French)
In 2018-19, according to the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, 246,890 students enrolled in French universities to pursue their studies, i.e. 69% of all higher education institutions.
6th place for Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University
Although universities account for the bulk of international student enrolments, the flow of international students varies greatly from one institution to another.Among the most attractive French universities, Jean Moulin University is ranked 6th.
It welcomed more than 5,000 international students this year.
Including:
- 1,652 students enrolled on an individual basis
- 970 exchange students
- 2,504 on overseas diploma programmes
► Find out more about Jean Moulin University’s international policy (in French)
Lyon 3’s international activities
International projects, partner universities, training offer, international networks, etc.
► Learn more about Jean Moulin University’s international cooperation projects (in French)
► Learn more about Jean Moulin University’s international cooperation projects (in French)
Last updated: November 7, 2022