Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

The tuition fee is 178 EUR per year.

The Licence - Information et communication at Université Paul Valery — Centre Universitaire Du Guesclin in Béziers, France, is a three-year bachelor's program taught in French. Annual tuition is 178 EUR and courses begin in September. Information and communication studies examine how information is produced, circulated, received, and managed in social, institutional, and digital contexts. Students in this discipline study theories of communication, media history and analysis, journalism and editorial practices, public relations, digital content production, and the management of information flows in organisations. Coursework typically covers semiotics, communication strategy, media and cultural studies, writing and editing, and an introduction to digital tools and platforms. The field combines social science perspectives on media and society with practical skills in writing, editing, producing, and distributing content across print, broadcast, and digital formats. Many programs also include modules on documentation, archives, and information management in professional settings. Graduates work in media organisations, public relations agencies, corporate communication departments, cultural institutions, public administration, and the digital sector. Career titles include communication officer, journalist, editorial assistant, documentary researcher, content manager, and press attaché. Students who wish to specialise further commonly continue with a master's in communication, journalism, digital media, or information management. The Centre Universitaire Du Guesclin in Béziers operates as a satellite campus of the Paul-Valéry network, offering this program in a smaller city environment.