Advantages
- English and French are used in teaching and daily life
- A familiar cultural blend, influenced by Africa, Asia and Europe
- Opportunities in business, hospitality, computer science and tourism
- A destination relatively close to Africa and connected to international markets
Points to consider
- The choice of programmes may be more limited than in larger countries
- Tuition fees and the cost of living depend on the institution and location
- The local job market is relatively small
- It is important to check degree recognition and the conditions for obtaining a work permit
Admission tests
English or French depending on the programme.
Calendar
Depends on the institution: our advisors will give you the calendar during your consultation.
Procedure
Direct application to the institutions, with support from our advisors.
Popular programmes
- Bachelor's in business
- Computer science
- Hospitality and tourism
- Health programmes
Our guides to studying in Mauritius
See all guidesFrequently asked questions
Can I study in French in Mauritius?
Yes, English and French are both used in teaching and daily life; the language depends on the programme. It is a good choice for a French-speaking student who wants to improve their English.
What budget should I plan?
The cost of living is moderate, but flights are expensive. Tuition fees vary between institutions: we give you up-to-date amounts.
What are the steps for the residence permit?
After admission, a student permit is requested from the Mauritian immigration services, with the admission letter, proof of funds and insurance. We help you prepare the application.
Your plans to study in Mauritius
An advisor will contact you for a free first guidance consultation.