In November 2021, registrations were open with "Campus France" Tunisia for future baccalauréat holders, students and working people wishing to pursue their higher education in France. Here, as published at the time, is the reminder of the steps, the deadlines and the key figures of this service.
Who was "Campus France" Tunisia for?
"Campus France" Tunisia was a service of the Institut français de Tunisie, open to any student of Tunisian or foreign nationality who was not a national of the Schengen Area, residing in Tunisia and wishing to pursue their higher education in France, or having to travel there for a competitive examination, a selection interview or a research stay as part of their course.
What were the deadlines in November 2021?
- DAP procedure (licence 1, schools of architecture): until 13 December 2021.
- Hors-DAP procedure (BUT, licence 2 and 3, master's, engineering cycle): until 27 December 2021.
- Pre-consular procedure: no deadline set, applications being filed all year round.
What was Campus France's role in applications?
Campus France served as an application platform to French higher education institutions, via the "Études en France" application. The service also supported students in putting their files together, checked that they were complete, then forwarded the files to the French institutions and to the consular authorities — a form of support that meets the spirit of education by example, guiding without ever deciding in place of the young person concerned.
Campus France in a few figures (2021)
Campus France Tunisia
- 3 centres in Tunisia: Tunis, Sousse and Sfax.
- Close to 36,000 visitors a year.
- Close to 4,000 departures for France every year.
- Around 13,073 Tunisian students enrolled in higher education in France in 2021.
Campus France around the world
- Close to 260 centres and branch offices.
- A presence in more than 126 countries.
- 370,000 international students welcomed in France in 2021.
