Bachelor in Licence - Informatique - Parcours Informatique générale

The Licence - Informatique, Parcours Informatique générale, is a three-year bachelor's degree in Computer Science offered at the Université de la Polynésie française in Faaa, France. Annual tuition is 178 EUR, instruction is in French, and the programme begins in September. A general computer science degree provides a broad theoretical and practical foundation in computing. Students typically study programming (using one or more languages), algorithms and data structures, computer architecture, operating systems, databases, networks, software engineering, and mathematics including discrete mathematics, logic, and linear algebra. The general track is designed to give students solid grounding across the main areas of the discipline before any further specialisation at master's level. The Université de la Polynésie française, located in Faaa in French Polynesia, offers this degree in an island context where digital infrastructure, remote connectivity, and the application of computing to local industries such as tourism and public services are relevant areas of study and practice. Graduates in computer science are in demand across virtually all economic sectors. Career paths include software development, systems administration, database management, cybersecurity, network engineering, and IT project management. The three-year licence also serves as preparation for master's degrees in computer science, artificial intelligence, software engineering, data science, or related fields. The combination of mathematical rigour and practical programming skills developed during the degree provides a durable foundation for careers in a rapidly evolving field.