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SIEC's Global Education Summit is a one-stop event for your study abroad dreams. Whether you are a student aspiring to study abroad, a parent in a hunt to support your child's dream, or a professional wanting to kick-start your education journey abroad, the international education fair organised by SIEC is your perfect gateway to the world of international education. Join us at the world education fair and, explore a wide range of exciting opportunities under one roof, and chart your international journey for a brighter future.

Studying in France brings unimaginable benefits to overseas students in terms of job availability, job preferences and career upgrades. There are so many ways for foreign graduates to find work in France. Though international students are allowed to work in France, depending on your nationality, you may not need a temporary resident permit. But you may wonder, how to find work in France? One of the most effective ways to find work in France is by opting to stay in France after graduation.

The Campus France with the Verian Institute recently published the results of a survey of international students educated in France.

France is a popular study destination for Indian Students. France’s rich academic tradition, diverse cultural experiences, world-renowned cuisine, modern educational system, and strong industry connections make it an increasingly popular study abroad destination for international students. Here’s a comprehensive guide on why Indian Students should consider France for Higher Studies? Prospective students are increasingly exploring diverse opportunities beyond borders as globalisation continues to reshape the international educational landscape. According to a report published in early 2024, France has experienced a huge surge in the number of international students pursuing studies in France in the past decade. A report from Campus France suggests that the surge is as high as 17 per cent in the past five years.

With the world undergoing geopolitical changes, countries like India, which accounts for a significant number of international students, are having to look for other study destinations than the traditional ones. European countries like Germany, Ireland, and France are gaining popularity as favourable destinations for Indians with each passing year. Another country that offers opportunities to Indians is Japan- one of the least explored and most opportunistic education destinations for Indians.