Bachelor in Licence - Droit - Parcours Droit général

For Bachelor in Licence - Droit - Parcours Droit général, the tuition fee is 178 EUR per year.

The Licence - Droit - Parcours Droit général (Law — General Law track) at the Université d'Orléans, delivered at its Bourges campus in Bourges, France, is a three-year bachelor program conducted in French. Law degrees in the French system provide a thorough grounding in the foundations of public and private law, covering constitutional law, administrative law, civil law, contract law, criminal law, and European Union law, among other areas. The general law track is designed to offer broad exposure to the legal disciplines before students elect a specialisation at master level. Students develop skills in legal reasoning, statutory interpretation, case analysis, and written and oral argumentation — competencies central to practice as an advocate, notary, magistrate, legal advisor, or civil servant. Bourges, historically significant as a former capital of the Berry region, hosts an annex of Université d'Orléans that allows students to benefit from the broader university's academic resources while studying in a smaller city setting. The program begins in September each year. Annual tuition is set at 178 EUR, consistent with the publicly funded French university system. All courses are taught in French.

A Bourges antenna of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Management of the University of Orléans, offering a general law license.