Quick Information
| Tuition Fee | EUR 3,941 per year for non-EU master's students (2025-26) |
|---|---|
| Last Verified Date | November 10, 2026 |
| Application Link | Apply via the official page |
| Official Source | https://international-welcome.unistra.fr/apply-to-the-university-of-strasbourg/ |
Why University of Strasbourg stands out
The University of Strasbourg is a large public university in Strasbourg, a historic city in eastern France and home to several European institutions. It offers a wide range of programmes across science, health, law, economics and management, the humanities and engineering, and it welcomes a large international student community. A dedicated international welcome desk brings together the information foreign students need to prepare their arrival and settle in.
What you can study
Students can study bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes in the sciences, health and medicine, law, arts and humanities, social sciences and engineering. Some programmes are taught in English, including selected master’s tracks, while most bachelor’s programmes are taught in French. The official course pages list each programme’s language, structure and entry requirements.
International admissions
International students can apply to the University of Strasbourg, and the procedure depends on the qualification held, the course and the applicant’s profile. Non-European applicants generally apply through the Etudes en France procedure or the prior admission request route, while European applicants use Parcoursup for first-year bachelor’s entry. Full guidance is on the official international welcome page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can international students apply to the University of Strasbourg?
Yes. International students can apply at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral level, following the procedure for their profile on the official international welcome page.
What language do I need?
Most bachelor’s programmes are taught in French, and exchange students generally need at least B1 level French. Some master’s programmes are taught in English; check the language for your chosen programme.
How much is tuition for international students?
For 2025-26, non-EU undergraduate students preparing for a national degree paid the same registration fee as EU students, EUR 178, while non-EU students on a national second-cycle (master’s) degree not covered by transitional provisions paid differentiated fees of EUR 3,941. Check the official page for the current year, as exemptions may apply.
Do I need a student visa?
Non-EU students generally need a student visa. The international welcome desk guidance covers visas, housing and daily life, and the Etudes en France procedure applies where relevant.
When should I apply?
Deadlines differ by programme and route. Check the official international welcome page and your programme page for the dates that apply to you.