Bachelor in Licence - Droit

The tuition fee is 178 EUR per year.

The Licence - Droit (Law) at Nantes Université (La Roche) in La Roche-sur-Yon, France, is a three-year bachelor program providing a structured introduction to the principles and institutions of French and European law. The curriculum covers the main branches of public and private law: civil law regulating relations between private parties, constitutional and administrative law governing the state, criminal law, contract law, and European Union law. Students develop the ability to read and interpret statutes and judicial decisions, understand the organisation and hierarchy of French and EU courts, and construct coherent legal arguments in writing and oral presentation. Legal drafting exercises and case studies supplement lecture-based teaching. The program is taught entirely in French and begins in September, running for 3 years at a yearly tuition of 178 EUR. The law degree is the standard gateway to all major legal professions in France, including the bar, the judiciary, the notariat, the civil service, and legal departments of private companies. It is also the required foundation for master's-level specialisation in business law, public law, international and European law, social law, or criminal law. Students who do not enter legal careers apply the analytical and argumentative skills they develop to roles in management, insurance, real estate, and policy advising.

A campus of Nantes Université in La Roche-sur-Yon offering university courses, including a first year of health studies.