Bachelor in Licence - Informatique

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Licence - Informatique are 178 EUR per year.

Computer science — Informatique — is a discipline that encompasses the theoretical foundations of computation and the practical design of software systems. Students in a Licence Informatique study algorithms, data structures, programming paradigms, operating systems, computer networks, databases, and software engineering. Mathematics courses in logic, discrete mathematics, and probability support the theoretical side of the curriculum, while programming projects develop applied skills in building and debugging software. The degree trains students to reason precisely about computational problems and to implement solutions in code. This bachelor programme at La Rochelle Université in La Rochelle, France, lasts 3 years, starting in September. Teaching is in French. Annual tuition is 178 EUR. Computer science graduates are sought across virtually every sector of the economy. Roles include software developer, systems engineer, data analyst, cybersecurity specialist, network administrator, and IT consultant, among many others. Many graduates continue to a master's degree in computer science, artificial intelligence, data science, or software engineering to develop deeper specialisation. The Licence Informatique provides the foundational skills for this continuation or for direct entry into technical roles in the industry. La Rochelle Université's technology and science campus supports hands-on computing education, and the city's emerging digital economy provides a practical context for students who plan to work locally or regionally after graduating.