How can I study journalism abroad?

How difficult is it for a foreigner to study journalism (graduate program) in France?

• I'm an Indonesian wanting to study journalism in France.

• Answer:

  First, when someone ask something, you ought to answer accordingly. So, I would say that you are will have a lot to care about if you wanna study there, you have to take care properly of you visa, and start very early in your search. Then keep in mind that the cost of life is quite expensive there, evenmore if you study in Paris. There are a lot of good universities that can answer your questions, look for Grenoble, Montpellier, Lyon, Bordeaux. Something else you'd better have some experience in journalism, internship or other studies, since you often have to pass a test to enter the school or the university. Then, digresion time for mister Josua, you might not be very social to dislike a country so much, or you may not know a lick about it. Even if you actually are french, you've just proven yourself to be quite useless. Just let people have their own experiences, and if you are bitter about your own, it's your business, exclusively. Edit : And by the way, believe me, studies in Indonesia are but cheap, same prices as french private schools actually, maybe even more expensive. Informative digression (v2.0) : I myself am french and all my friend speak between two and four languages, they are charming and reliable. Maybe you should meet them. So, both of you guys, enjoy your trip. Edit : Daniel is right, a very good knowledge of french language will be a major plus.