Bachelor in Licence Science Politique

This Licence Science Politique includes a mandatory course in the first year on political controversies, including the study of political systems, regimes, and the functioning of institutions both nationally and internationally.

The curriculum includes fundamental courses in political science, law, sociology, public management, and economics, as well as methodological training in qualitative and quantitative research methods. These skills are essential for careers in policy consultation, public administration, and research or for pursuing a Master's degree, such as the Master CITÉ in Citizenship, Inequalities, Territories, and Elections, aimed at professionalizing students by addressing territorial issues and methodological competencies.

Students can choose from various tracks in the second and third years, including Sociology Political and Economy, and Law and Public Administration, to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals. The curriculum is designed to meet the demands of students seeking diverse career paths, including roles in public service, non-profit organizations, and private sectors.