Public university in Strasbourg, France

University of Strasbourg Tuition Fees 2027 for International Students

The University of Strasbourg is a public university close to the German and Swiss borders, formed from a 2009 merger of three Strasbourg universities. It charges non-EU students the government's full differentiated tuition rate, with exemptions limited to specific categories such as PhD students, refugees and long-term French residents.

Verified 7 Sep 2026 Sources Official site
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Tuition
€2,900 to €3,950
per year
English test
Not listed
waiver possible
Acceptance rate
Not published
Application fee
€23
International tuition€2,900 to €3,950 per year
Application fee€23
Living cost in France, per month€600 to €800

For 2026-2027: EUR 2,902 a year for a bachelor's degree and EUR 3,950 for a master's, the full national differentiated rate, or a reduced EUR 1,934 (bachelor's) / EUR 2,633 (master's) for students with an additional qualification or repeating after a gap year. Automatic exemption from the differentiated rate applies only to PhD and third-cycle health students, refugees and those with subsidiary protection, long-term French residents, students tax-resident in France for 2 or more years, and CPGE preparatory-class students; other non-EU students may apply individually but exemption is not guaranteed. A non-refundable EUR 23 application/administration fee applies.

Sources, checked 7 September 2026
  1. https://www.unistra.fr/en/node/1781/tuition-fees
  2. https://international-welcome.unistra.fr/apply-to-the-university-of-strasbourg/