Bachelor in Licence - Informatique

Université de Tours - Antenne de Blois in Blois, France, offers the Licence - Informatique (Computer Science), a three-year bachelor's degree taught in French. The programme starts in September and costs 178 EUR per year. Computer science at bachelor's level covers the core theoretical and practical foundations of the discipline. Students study algorithms and data structures, programming in one or more languages, computer architecture, operating systems, database management and networking. Mathematics — including logic, discrete mathematics and probability — underpins much of the theoretical content. Software engineering principles, project methodology and an introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning are also typically part of the curriculum. Practical work through lab sessions and projects allows students to apply what they learn to concrete problems and develop professional working habits. Graduates are prepared for technical roles as developers, systems analysts, network administrators, database managers and software engineers. Computer science skills are in demand across virtually every sector of the economy, giving graduates broad professional flexibility. The degree also serves as a solid foundation for continuation at master's level in computer science, data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity or software engineering for those who wish to develop deeper expertise or pursue a research path.