Université Paris Cité, in cooperation with Campus France is launching an online survey on the living conditions of international students in France. The aim is to better understand their accommodations, resources and expenses related to their educational and leisure activities.
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Are you an international student currently in France or have been studying in France for the past three years?
Go to on-line survey to participate.
Your feedback will help us evaluate your needs and improve the quality of services provided to international students in France. You have until the end of March to respond to the survey.
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