Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

The Licence in Information et communication at this site covers the theory and practice of media, journalism, and organizational communication, following the same broad structure common to information and communication degrees across France. Students typically study communication theory, media sociology, and the history of information systems alongside applied coursework in writing for the press, digital media, public relations, and corporate communication, combining conceptual and practical training. Graduates of this kind of degree commonly move into journalism, public relations, institutional or corporate communication, digital media, or advertising roles, and many continue into master's-level study to specialize in areas such as journalism, cultural communication, or marketing communication. This Licence is offered by Université de Lorraine, at its Nancy site, in Nancy, France, with instruction in French. It runs for three years beginning in September, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR. As with other communication degrees, the curriculum generally balances seminars on media theory and the sociology of information with hands-on workshops in editing, writing, and digital content production, so that students leave the bachelor's degree with both an analytical understanding of how media and communication function in society and practical experience producing content across formats. This combination of theory and practice is intended to prepare students for entry-level communication roles as well as for further specialization at master's level.