Bachelor in Licence - Sciences pour l'ingénieur

The Licence - Sciences pour l'ingénieur (Engineering Sciences) at Université Paris Nanterre - Ville-d'Avray (92) in Ville-d'Avray, France is a three-year bachelor's degree providing the scientific and mathematical foundations that underpin engineering disciplines. Students study classical and applied mechanics, materials science and structural analysis, thermodynamics and heat transfer, electrical engineering fundamentals, and the applied mathematics that runs through all engineering fields. The programme balances theoretical instruction with laboratory sessions and practical projects, training students to move between abstract principles and real physical systems. While some graduates enter technical roles in industry directly, the degree is structured primarily as preparation for further study — particularly entry into engineering schools through competitive pathways, or progression to master's degrees in mechanical, electrical, civil, or industrial engineering. Those who enter the workforce find openings in technical support, quality control, applied research assistance, and production roles in manufacturing, energy, and construction. The programme starts in September and runs for 3 years. Annual tuition is 178 EUR. All teaching is in French.