Bachelor in Double licence - Droit / Philosophie -

At Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, tuition costs 178 EUR per year.

Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne in Paris, France, offers this double licence combining Droit (Law) and Philosophie (Philosophy), a three-year bachelor's program delivered in French, starting in September, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Law covers the study of legal rules, institutions, and reasoning, including constitutional law, civil law, and the methods used to interpret and apply legislation and case law, while philosophy investigates fundamental questions of ethics, logic, knowledge, and existence through the close reading of philosophical texts. The two disciplines share an emphasis on rigorous argumentation, and a double licence in law and philosophy trains students to move between legal reasoning grounded in codes and precedent and philosophical reasoning grounded in conceptual analysis and critical inquiry. Typical coursework includes introductory and civil law, constitutional law, legal methodology, alongside the history of philosophy, logic, ethics, and political philosophy, with substantial written work such as legal commentary, case analysis, and philosophical dissertations. Students develop strong skills in structured argument, textual analysis, and written expression that are valued across both legal and philosophical fields. This combination is well suited to students considering careers in law, the judiciary, public administration, academia, or roles requiring careful ethical and legal reasoning, such as compliance or policy work. Many graduates continue to a master's in law or philosophy, or prepare for professional legal exams. The double licence format requires students to fulfill the requirements of both disciplines concurrently, making it a demanding but rigorous three-year course of study. Because instruction is entirely in French, applicants need strong French language skills to engage with legal texts, philosophical readings, and written coursework throughout the program in Paris.