Yes, there are tuition fee differences between EU and non-EU students in France.

For Public Universities in France:

- EU/EEA Students: Benefit from significantly lower tuition fees, as they are subsidized by the French government. For the 2024/2025 academic year, these are approximately:
- Bachelor’s (Licence): Around €170 per year
- Master’s: Around €243 per year
- Doctorate: Around €380 per year

- Non-EU/EEA Students: Since 2019, non-EU students pay higher tuition fees at public universities in France:
- Bachelor’s (Licence): €2,770 per year
- Master’s: €3,770 per year
- Doctorate: Fees remain the same as for EU students (around €380 per year)

Exceptions:
- Some French institutions (especially highly selective grandes écoles and private universities) may set their own fees, which are often much higher and do not always distinguish between EU and non-EU students.
- Scholarships and fee waivers may be available for outstanding non-EU students.
- International students with long-term French residence permits or refugees may be eligible for reduced fees.

Summary:
Yes, non-EU students generally pay higher tuition fees than EU students at French public universities.

If you want detailed information about specific universities or scholarships to help offset these costs, Pollster Education can guide you through the options and application process. Would you like more information on a particular university or program in France?