Bachelor in Licence - Sciences sociales

Tuition fees are 206 USD per year.

Sciences sociales, or social sciences, is a broad interdisciplinary field that studies human societies, social behavior, and the institutions that structure collective life, typically drawing on sociology, economics, political science, anthropology, and related disciplines. Students in this field study how social structures, institutions, and behaviors are formed, how they change over time, and how they can be analyzed using both qualitative and quantitative research methods. The Licence - Sciences sociales is offered by Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne in Paris, France. This bachelor's program runs for three years, is taught in French, and admits a new cohort in September, with annual tuition set at 178 EUR. A general social sciences degree typically introduces students to multiple disciplinary perspectives before allowing them to focus more closely on a particular field, such as sociology, political science, or economics, in later years or graduate study. Graduates of social science programs pursue careers in public administration, research, social policy, human resources, nonprofit and community organizations, and roles requiring strong analytical and research skills across both public and private sectors. Many continue into graduate study in sociology, political science, economics, or public policy to specialize further. The discipline suits students who are curious about how societies function, how social problems can be studied and addressed, and who want a broad, interdisciplinary foundation before committing to a single social science specialization. It also builds transferable skills in research methodology, data analysis, and critical thinking that are valuable across a wide range of professional fields.