Bachelor in Licence - Sciences pour l'ingénieur

Offered at Université Jean Monnet - Campus de Roanne (42) in Roanne, France, the Licence - Sciences pour l'ingénieur (Engineering Sciences) provides a solid scientific and technical foundation for students aiming at engineering careers or further study in technical disciplines. Engineering science programmes at this level typically cover mathematics, physics, mechanics, materials science, electronics, signal processing, and basic computer science, building the quantitative and problem-solving competencies that underpin all branches of engineering. Laboratory and practical work sessions complement lecture-based teaching, giving students experience with measurement, testing, and prototyping. The programme develops both theoretical rigour and the capacity to apply scientific principles to technical challenges encountered in real production and design environments. Students also strengthen their ability to read and communicate technical information, a skill essential in collaborative engineering contexts. Graduates are well prepared for master's programmes in mechanical, electrical, industrial, or civil engineering, as well as for engineering schools (écoles d'ingénieurs) that recruit at the licence level. Some graduates enter the workforce directly in technical and production roles in manufacturing, energy, automation, or product design. The Roanne campus is located in a city with an industrial heritage in the Loire department. This three-year bachelor's degree is taught in French and starts in September. Annual tuition is 178 EUR.