Bachelor in Licence - Sciences sanitaires et sociales

Sciences sanitaires et sociales, or health and social sciences, is a field of study concerned with public health, social welfare, and the systems and policies that support health and social services. Coursework in this discipline typically covers public health principles, social policy, sociology, and the organization of health and social care systems, preparing students to understand both the health needs of populations and the social structures that shape access to care and services. The Licence - Sciences sanitaires et sociales is offered by Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne in Reims, France. This bachelor's program runs for three years, is taught in French, and welcomes a new cohort in September, with annual tuition of 178 EUR. Students in this field typically study how health and social service systems are organized and funded, the social determinants of health, and the policy frameworks that govern public health and social welfare programs. Graduates commonly pursue careers in public health administration, social services, health policy, and roles within hospitals, social welfare agencies, or nonprofit organizations focused on health and social issues. Many continue into graduate study in public health, social work, health administration, or related fields to specialize further or qualify for professional practice. The discipline suits students interested in the intersection of health and social welfare, and who want to understand how systems and policies affect population health and social outcomes, whether they aim to work directly with communities or in administrative and policy-focused roles.