Bachelor in Licence - Sciences pour l'ingénieur

Sciences pour l'ingenieur, or engineering sciences, is a broad scientific field that applies mathematics and physics to the design, analysis, and understanding of engineered systems and technologies. A licence in this discipline, the standard three-year French bachelor's degree, typically covers mechanics, materials science, electronics, thermodynamics, and applied mathematics, giving students a general engineering-oriented scientific foundation before further specialization at the master's or engineering school level. Coursework tends to blend theoretical instruction with laboratory and project-based work, where students apply physical and mathematical principles to practical problems, building skills in modeling, measurement, and technical problem solving. Because the field is intentionally broad at the licence level, students are exposed to multiple engineering-related domains rather than committing early to a single specialty such as mechanical, electrical, or civil engineering, which allows flexibility when choosing a direction for further study. The degree is generally academic and preparatory in nature, serving as a stepping stone toward more specialized engineering training rather than a terminal professional qualification on its own. Graduates commonly continue into a master's degree or transfer into an engineering school to specialize in a specific branch of engineering, after which they can pursue careers in fields such as manufacturing, energy, construction, electronics, or industrial research and development. This licence is offered at the Universite d'Amiens, located in Amiens, France. The program spans three years, has an inferred start date in September, is taught in French, and carries a yearly tuition of 178 EUR.