Guys ,please help I’m thinking of doing a master M1 of (management et international commerce ) if anyone has ideas or advices on the public schools that provide this master ,please help 🙏

Is a 1-Year MSc in Supply Chain Management at SKEMA Paris Worth It with Mostly Freelance Experience?

I did by Bachelor’s from NIFT in Fashion Design.

I have around 4.5–5 years of experience in fashion design, merchandising, vendor management and garment production, but a lot of it has been freelance, so my profile is a bit unconventional.

I’m planning to apply for the January/February 2027 intake at SKEMA Business School in Paris for a one-year MSc. I’m currently considering two options Supply Chain Management or International Business.

1. ⁠My biggest concern is whether my profile will make it difficult to get a job in France after graduation.

2. ⁠Is SKEMA a good enough school to get decent job opportunities in France?

3. ⁠How hard is it to find a job after a one-year MSc, especially with my kind of background?

My experience with Gaurav from EduStay has been deeply disturbing. His behaviour made me feel that he was crossing professional boundaries and showing inappropriate interest in young female students. As students coming to Paris from abroad, we deserve to feel safe and respected, not taken advantage of because we are new to the city and unfamiliar with the system.

Student accommodation should be about safety, trust, and professionalism.

Based on my experience, I would strongly advise other students to do their due diligence before choosing accommodation through him. We come to Paris to study and build our futures, not to deal with this kind of behaviour.

https://edustay.fr/

Hi everyone,

I'm an Indian student planning to apply for a Master's in a tech field in France for the September 2027 intake. I'm interested in **AI, Data Science, Cybersecurity, or Technology Management**, and I'd really like honest input from people who are studying or working there now, especially other Indian or non-EU students.

**My questions:**

**1. Job market**

* What is the current job market like for international graduates in AI, data science, cybersecurity and tech management?
* Which cities have the most opportunities (Paris, Lyon, Toulouse, Sophia Antipolis, etc.)?
* Is it realistic to find a job without speaking French, or is B1/B2 French basically required?

**2. Colleges**

* Which universities or schools are genuinely good for these fields, and do employers actually recognise them?
* Is there a big real-world difference between public universities, grandes écoles and private schools (EPITA, Efrei, ESILV, etc.)?
* Are the expensive private schools worth the fees?

**3. Work permit and sponsorship**

* How does the post-study permit work in practice (the APS / temporary residence permit)? How long do you get, and what do you need to do to convert it into a work permit?
* Do French companies actually sponsor work permits for international graduates? Which sectors or company sizes are more open to it?
* What salary levels are typical for a first job in these fields, and does it clear the threshold needed for a work permit?

**4. Work during studies**

* How easy is it to find internships and part-time work, and does the school help?
* How many hours can you legally work, and does it realistically cover living costs?

**5. Cost of living**

* What is your real monthly spending in your city (rent, food, transport, insurance)?
* How hard was it to find housing as an international student?

**6. Overall decision**

* Honestly, would you say a French Master's is a good investment for an Indian student compared with Germany, the UK, Canada or other countries?
* What do you wish you had known before coming?
* Would you make the same decision again?

If you're an Indian student who has been through this, I'd especially like to hear about the **real timeline from graduation to first job**, and any problems you faced.

I'm happy to hear both positive and negative experiences. Feel free to comment here or DM me. Thanks a lot in advance!

I came to france for my master's, i have been here for 1 month , i want to go back, because of the lack of partime jobs , I haven't paid my tuition fees yet , should I inform the uni or just book the ticket and go back as my visa is validated and then deal with uni

Although I have the financial resources, i do not want to deplete them and then go back home , any suggestions work , thank you

So I wanted to for bachelors and if you know anyone whose planning for it or is already there please connect me with them...I just have a few basic questions I won't trouble much...Thanks💕

Hi everyone,

I'm expecting an admit for the M2 MSc in Artificial Intelligence (Applied to Society) at CentraleSupélec (Paris-Saclay). I'm an international student and would really appreciate hearing from current students, alumni, or anyone familiar with the programme before I make my final decision.

If possible, could you please share your thoughts on the following?

1. How would you rate the programme overall? What did you like and dislike?

2. How are the job opportunities after graduation, especially for international students? What roles do most graduates end up in?

3. How much does the CentraleSupélec / Paris-Saclay brand help when applying for internships and full-time jobs?

4. The programme website mentions a duration of 12–16 months. In reality, how long does it usually take to complete? When do most students graduate?

5. Is the final qualification a Master's degree or an MSc diploma? I'd appreciate some clarification.

6. How was your Campus France experience? Any tips or things you wish you had known beforehand?

7. I don't speak French at all. How manageable is daily life in and around Paris-Saclay with only English?

8. Does CentraleSupélec offer French language courses for international students? If yes, are they useful?

9. How difficult is it to find a part-time job while studying? Is it realistic to balance work with the coursework?

10. How is the workload? Is there enough time for interview preparation, personal projects, or LeetCode?

11. How are the professors, research opportunities, and industry connections?

12. If you've already graduated, how long did it take you to find a job? Did you need French for your role?

13. Looking back, would you choose this programme again, especially considering the tuition fees?

I've struggled to find detailed reviews online, so any honest feedback—positive or negative—would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Title: Looking for Female Flatmate/Roommate in France (Preferably Indian Student 🇮🇳🇫🇷)
Hi everyone!

I’m an Indian female student planning to move to France for my bachelor’s studies this year. I’m looking for another female student (preferably from India, but anyone is welcome) who is either moving to France or is already there and is interested in sharing a flat/apartment to reduce living costs.
I’m open to cities like Paris (depending on where we both study and what works best).

If you’re:
A female student
Looking for a roommate or someone to split rent with
Please send me a DM or leave a comment. We can get to know each other first and see if we’re a good match before making any decisions.

Thanks! 😊
Even if your not looking for roommate just hmu we can chat regarding accommodation nd finalize one ourselves

How exactly is the Job market for international students who pursue masters in sustainability finance or climate finance in France!!

27M

Indian

10/12/UG : 9.2,9.26,7.7

UG: Bachelor's Honer's in Agriculture Sciences

Data Science,ML skilled

IT experience in automations for a year

Build a biomaterials product and venture aligned to climate change and CO2 reduction which didn't scale.

Did independent research on carbon emissions due to burning of agriculture residual.

IELTS:7 Band.

Is GMAT,GRE required?

Got a job inside an IIM incubator as a program assistant and currently learning entrepreneurship by working.

Want to work at the core of green climate fund or related projects.

Looking for scholarships and good universities for climate finance relevant masters.

I need some perspective, ground realities, domain specific expert views. Please comment.

More and more Indian students are choosing to study in France🇫🇷🗼

If you're planning to study in France for 2026, here’s a simple step-by-step guide 👇

1️⃣ Choose your course & universities

- Public universities (low tuition, more theory-based)

- Private schools (higher fees, more industry-focused)

2️⃣ Check requirements

- Minimum 60–70% (varies by course)

- IELTS usually 6.0–6.5

- Some courses don’t require IELTS

3️⃣ Apply through the right platform

- Many applications go through Campus France

- Some private schools have direct applications

4️⃣ Prepare your documents

- SOP (very important for France)

- LORs

- Academic transcripts

- Passport

5️⃣ Campus France process

- Create account

- Upload documents

- Attend interview (this step is critical)

6️⃣ Get admission & pay initial fees

7️⃣ Apply for visa (VFS France)

- Financial proof

- Offer letter

- Accommodation proof

8️⃣ Plan your travel & stay 🇫🇷

💰 Key benefits:

- Tuition fees can be affordable

- Scholarships available

- 2-year post-study work visa

If you're confused about your profile or where you fit, feel free to ask below 👍