Study Tourism in France: programmes, fees and entry requirements

France has 7 undergraduate programmes in Tourism at 3 universities in 2 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €178 a year; non-EU students €2,902 a year (€178–€2,902).

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

All Tourism programmes in France

ProgrammeUniversityCityLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / year
Licence - Tourisme - Parcours Cuisine et GastronomieCFA de la CCI du Maine et Loire - Centre P. Cointreau - site AngersAngersFrench3 yr——
Licence - Tourisme - Parcours Food and BeverageCFA de la CCI du Maine et Loire - Centre P. Cointreau - site AngersAngersFrench3 yr——
Licence - Portail TourismeUniversité AngersAngersFrench3 yr€178€178–€2,902
Licence - Portail TourismeUniversité AngersAngersFrench3 yr€178€178–€2,902
Licence - Portail Tourisme - HospitalitéUniversité AngersAngersFrench3 yr€178€178–€2,902
Licence - Portail Tourisme - HospitalitéUniversité AngersAngersFrench3 yr€178€178–€2,902
Licence - Tourisme - Parcours Tourisme, Hôtellerie, Alimentation (THA)Université Toulouse 2 Jean JaurèsToulouseFrench3 yr€178€178–€2,902

How admission works in France

Applications go through Parcoursup. Non-selective bachelor's degrees (licence) admit everyone while places last, then by ranking; selective programmes (BUT, schools, health tracks) assess the application file. There is no cutoff score: the card shows the 2025 access rate — the share of applicants who received an offer. Non-EU citizens living abroad usually apply through the 'Études en France' / DAP procedure instead of Parcoursup and need French at B2 level.

See also: Study in France · Tourism in other countries

Sources

How the figures are collected and calculated: Data and sources.