Bachelor in Licence - Psychologie

The tuition fee is 178 EUR per year.

Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour, cognition, emotion, development, and mental processes. Bachelor's-level courses introduce core areas including cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, clinical and abnormal psychology, and the neurological bases of behaviour. Students learn to design and evaluate research studies, critically interpret empirical findings, apply psychological theory to real-world situations, and communicate results in accurate, evidence-based terms. Practical observation and introductory assessment methods are introduced progressively across the three years. This bachelor's programme (Licence — Psychologie) is delivered at the Université de Lorraine — UFR Sciences Humaines et Sociales — at the Metz campus in France. The degree lasts 3 years from September, with all teaching in French. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. In France, practising as a psychologist requires a master's degree, so most students continue their studies after the licence. Career directions include clinical and health psychology, educational psychology, neuropsychology, occupational and organisational psychology, market research, human resources, and social work. The analytical rigour, interpersonal awareness, and research skills developed through this programme are applicable across health services, education, social care, and business environments, making psychology graduates adaptable to a wide spectrum of professional roles. The three-year licence at Metz provides the rigorous scientific and methodological grounding in psychology that is required before entering any of the professional specialisations available at master's level.