Bachelor in Licence - Sciences pour la santé

Tuition fees are 208 USD per year.

Sciences pour la sante, or health sciences, is a foundational field of study that introduces students to the biological, chemical, and physiological principles underlying human health and disease. A licence, the standard three-year bachelor's degree in the French higher education system, in this discipline typically covers subjects such as cell biology, anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, general chemistry, and introductory public health concepts, often alongside statistics and scientific methodology. The aim is to give students a broad scientific grounding that can lead toward further study in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, or other allied health professions, as well as toward research or laboratory-based careers. Coursework in the early years tends to be broad, building a shared scientific base, before narrowing in later years toward more specialized health-related topics depending on the university's curriculum. Graduates who do not continue directly into clinical training often pursue roles in public health administration, medical research support, health education, or further specialized master's programs in fields like biomedical sciences or health management. This licence is offered at the Universite de la Reunion, on its Le Tampon site, located in Le Tampon, France. The program runs over three years, with an inferred start date in September, and instruction is delivered entirely in French. Yearly tuition is set at 178 EUR, reflecting the standard public tuition rate applied across most French universities for this level of study. Students considering this path should expect a demanding scientific workload from the outset.