Bachelor in Licence - Sciences de la vie

Tuition fees are 208 USD per year.

Offered at Université d'Artois - Site de Lens in Lens, France, the Licence - Sciences de la vie (Life Sciences) is a three-year bachelor-level degree taught in French, beginning in September. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. Life sciences programmes examine the structure, function, and diversity of living organisms across all scales of biological organisation, from molecular and biochemical processes to populations and ecosystems. Students engage with cell biology, genetics and molecular biology, biochemistry, human and animal physiology, plant biology, microbiology, and ecology. Laboratory work is an essential and recurring component throughout the degree, training students in experimental design, microscopy, cell culture, molecular techniques, data collection, and scientific reporting. These practical competencies are central to employability in the life sciences sector. On completing the degree, graduates may enter professional roles directly, for example as laboratory technicians, quality control analysts in the food or pharmaceutical industries, or environmental field technicians in monitoring or conservation organisations. Many others continue to a Master's degree to specialise in biotechnology, ecology and biodiversity, biomedical sciences, agronomy, or science education. The degree also serves as preparation for students who wish to pursue competitive entry to health study programmes through the LAS pathway or other access routes into medicine, pharmacy, or allied health professions.