Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

For Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication, tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

Communication studies, taught here as a bachelor's degree in Information et communication, examine how information is produced, circulated, and received across media, organizations, and society. The discipline draws on media studies, sociology, and communication theory to examine journalism, public relations, corporate communication, digital media, and the broader social and political role of information systems. Coursework typically covers the history and theory of media and communication, writing for different media formats, an introduction to marketing and organizational communication, and increasingly, coursework on digital and social media practices. Students generally complete both theoretical coursework analyzing communication as a social phenomenon and practical exercises in writing, media production, or communication strategy, depending on the specific options a program offers. The combination of theory and applied practice is intended to prepare graduates for varied roles across media, corporate, and public-sector communication rather than a single narrow specialty. Graduates commonly pursue careers in journalism, public relations, corporate and institutional communication, digital marketing, media production, and communications roles within public administration or non-profit organizations, or continue into graduate study in communication, journalism, or media studies to specialize further. This program is offered by the Université Côte d'Azur, in Nice, France. It is a three-year bachelor's degree, taught in French, beginning in September, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR.