Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

The Licence - Information et communication is a three-year bachelor's degree offered at the Institut Supérieur de l'Enseignement Privé de Polynésie, affiliated with the Facultés libres de l'ouest UCO, in Papeete, France. The programme is taught in French and begins in September. Information and communication degrees examine the production, circulation, and reception of information in contemporary societies. Students typically study journalism, media analysis, public relations, digital communication, organisational communication, semiotics, and the sociology of media. Practical modules may cover writing for different media formats, communication strategy, visual and digital content production, and project management in communication contexts. The field draws on sociology, linguistics, cultural studies, and management to provide an interdisciplinary perspective on communication practices. The programme is offered at a private higher education institution in Papeete, French Polynesia, a context in which local and regional media, tourism communication, and digital connectivity shape the professional landscape that students will enter. Graduates in information and communication work across a wide range of sectors including media organisations, public relations and communication agencies, corporate communication departments, public institutions, non-governmental organisations, and the digital media industry. Many continue to master's-level programmes in journalism, communication, digital media, or cultural management. The degree develops strong writing, analytical, and strategic communication skills that are relevant in many professional environments. Selection tests are part of the admissions process.