Bachelor in Licence - Sciences de la vie

Licence - Sciences de la vie (Bachelor in Life Sciences) is a three-year bachelor's program at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord - Antenne de Bobigny in Bobigny, France. Life sciences is the study of living organisms and the biological processes that sustain them, ranging from molecular and cellular mechanisms to ecology and evolution. The undergraduate curriculum typically covers cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, physiology, microbiology, ecology, and evolutionary biology, alongside laboratory and field methods. Students build both experimental skills and a theoretical understanding of how life functions at multiple scales. The degree opens pathways to master's programs in biology, biochemistry, environmental science, or biomedical research, and graduates also enter sectors such as the pharmaceutical industry, environmental consulting, agri-food science, and secondary education. The Bobigny campus is part of Université Sorbonne Paris Nord. All teaching is in French. The program lasts 3 years starting in September, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR.