Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

The Licence - Information et communication (Information and Communication) at Avignon Université in Avignon, France, is a three-year bachelor program that studies how information is produced, circulated, and received across different media, institutions, and social contexts. The discipline draws on semiotics, sociology of media, organisational communication theory, documentary science, and cultural studies to give students both a theoretical grounding and an analytical vocabulary for understanding contemporary media and communication landscapes. Students typically engage with journalism, advertising, public relations, corporate communication, digital publishing, and information and documentation management. Practical skills in writing, editing, project management, and media production are developed alongside theoretical frameworks throughout the program. Courses address the documentary chain from information production to archival and public access, as well as the digital tools transforming each stage. All teaching is conducted in French. The program starts in September and runs for 3 years at a yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Graduates work in media organisations, press offices, corporate communication and marketing departments, digital agencies, public institutions, and libraries and documentation centres. The degree prepares students for postgraduate work in communication studies, journalism, documentation and information science, digital media, or cultural management, with some graduates going on to research careers in media and communication.