Campus France Algeria extends deadline for student applications to France
Applicants must also show a B1 French certificate when they file, and language tests are offered at Institut français centres.
Algerian students applying to study in France under the hors-DAP procedure now have until 22 December to file their applications, instead of 30 November.
Campus France Algeria made the announcement on Monday, 9 November, Algérie 360 reported. The extra time gives students more room to prepare their files on the Études en France platform.
The hors-DAP procedure (Demande d'Admission Préalable) is for international students aiming to enrol in Licence 2, Licence 3, BUT, professional licence or Master in France. It also covers students aiming for an engineering or business school in France.
Students must first create a personal space on the Études en France platform. A messaging service on the platform lets them contact Campus France directly with questions.
A French language certificate is compulsory for the hors-DAP procedure. Candidates must submit a certificate showing they passed at least B1 level when they file, and a summons to an exam will not be accepted.
Centres of the Institut français d'Algérie offer several tests: TCF DAP, TCF TP, TCF TP with a written test, and DELF-DALF. The tests measure written and spoken understanding and expression.
Candidates have until 15 March 2027 to have an interview with an educational adviser. The processing fee for a file is 20,000 dinars (DZD).
Campus France has published the details on its official website.
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