Bachelor in Licence - Sociologie

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Licence - Sociologie are 208 USD per year.

The Licence - Sociologie at Institut national universitaire Champollion in Albi, France, is a three-year bachelor's degree taught in French. Sociology examines the structures, institutions, and processes that organise social life, investigating how individuals and groups interact within and across societies. The curriculum covers major areas of sociological inquiry, including stratification and inequality, the sociology of work and organisations, family and intimate life, education, health, migration, and collective action. Students engage with the classical theoretical traditions of sociology as well as contemporary debates, learning to situate empirical findings within broader theoretical frameworks. A significant part of the programme is dedicated to research methods: students learn both quantitative approaches, including survey design, sampling, and statistical analysis, and qualitative techniques such as interviews, ethnographic observation, and document analysis. This methodological training equips graduates to work in social research, public policy development, community and social services, human resources, and journalism. The degree also provides a strong academic foundation for master's programmes in sociology, political science, social work, or public policy. The programme starts in September, lasts 3 years, and has annual tuition of 178 EUR. Instruction is conducted in French.