International students’ reception in France: we want your opinion!

Over 7,000 students already completed the survey, and this will help all relevant stakeholders to improve welcoming conditions for international students in France.

A strong campaign

As part of the momentum of the Bienvenue en France (Welcome to France) campaign launched by the French Prime Minister in November 2018 and implemented by the ministry in charge of higher education, the survey contains 50+ short questions for international students currently living in France, or who lived there in the past (since 2016).

Feedback on experience

The idea is to ask questions about the experience of students or former students in relation with their recent experience of reception in France to assess the necessary steps to implement in relation with reception. These feedbacks will be included in the data already available to institution, including as part of the Bienvenue en France certification process. The survey should a recurring one, and should be the subject of a Campus France NOTE more aiming more broadly at international students’ reception in French institutions. The NOTE should be published in 2020.

A few minutes of your time

The survey is administered though the social networks, through the 260 Campus France Offices implemented throughout the world, through the contact base of the 300,000+ alumni network managed by Campus France. The 370 French higher education institutions included in the Campus France Forum were also encouraged to publish the survey for their international students. You can complete the survey online (phone, tablet, computer), and it will only take about 15 minutes! Thank you for taking the time to answer!

To complete the survey before September 30:

http://etudes.campusfrance.org/SurveyServer/s/vmathelin/Accueil_EI/Espaces.htm#1

Photo credits: Daniel Ernst