Study Ocean Engineering at University of Nantes in France. Review the published tuition, duration, intake, entry requirements, and available application route before applying.
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Available Scholarships
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University Accreditation & Recognition
University of Nantes appears in the French ministry's principal higher-education institutions dataset as a public université. This confirms inclusion in the national institutional register used for this pack, but it does not by itself prove that every diploma is state-recognized. Verify the intended programme through Hcéres and, where relevant, CTI, CEFDG or the RNCP.
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Visa & Immigration
Student Visa Process
Visa route | EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not normally need a student visa. Other applicants should use the France-Visas Visa Wizard and check whether Études en France applies where they live.
Study duration | Courses up to 3 months generally use a short-stay route; studies over 3 months generally require a long-stay student visa.
Acceptance document | Include the enrolment or acceptance certificate from the French higher-education institution.
Passport and identity documents | Provide the passport, compliant photographs and all applicant-specific documents listed by the Visa Wizard.
Proof of resources | For applications filed from 1 August 2026, the published minimum is €877.50 per month; confirm the live Visa Wizard before filing.
Accommodation | Provide a temporary address for the first three months or a permanent address if already secured.
Usually 15 days; up to 45 days in special cases
Monthly Cost of Living
€2,902–€18,000+ / yearEUR 2,902–18,000
€600–€800+ / monthEUR 600–800
Campus France publishes a baseline monthly budget of €600–€800 for accommodation, food and transport, but housing choice and city make a major differenceEUR 600–800
CROUS residence | Around €350/month elsewhere in FranceEUR 350 / month
Private studio or apartment | From about €400/month elsewhereEUR 400 / month
Food and groceries | Plan roughly €150–€300/month depending on city and habitsEUR 150–300
Local transport | Student fares vary by cityEUR 20–100
Utilities, phone and internet | Budget roughly €50–€120/month when not included in rentEUR 50–120
Study materials and personal expenses | Plan roughly €100–€250/monthEUR 100–250
Official baseline €600–€800/monthEUR 600–800
CVEC if liableEUR 105 / month
Campus France baseline incl. housing, food and transportEUR 600–800
CROUS residence — outside Paris averageEUR 350 / month
CROUS residence — Paris averageEUR 450 / month
Private studio — outside Paris starting pointEUR 400 / month
Private studio — Paris starting pointEUR 800 / month
AccommodationEUR 350–700
Food and groceriesEUR 150–250
Local transportEUR 20–40
Utilities, phone and internetEUR 50–100
Study materials and personal expensesEUR 100–200
AccommodationEUR 450–1,200
Food and groceriesEUR 200–300
Local transportEUR 30–100
Utilities, phone and internetEUR 60–120
Study materials and personal expensesEUR 120–250
Lead with the official €600–€800 Campus France baseline, followed immediately by the warning that Paris/private housing can be much higher.EUR 600–800