Bachelor in Licence - Sociologie

Sociology is the study of human society, examining how social structures, institutions, and group behavior shape individual and collective life. An undergraduate sociology program typically introduces students to core sociological theory, research methods (both quantitative and qualitative), and topics such as social stratification, family and gender, work and organizations, migration, deviance, and political sociology. Students learn to design and conduct surveys and interviews, analyze statistical data, and interpret social phenomena using established theoretical frameworks. Coursework often draws connections to related social sciences, including political science, economics, anthropology, and demography, giving students a broad toolkit for analyzing social issues. Many programs also include coursework on social policy and applied research, preparing students to contribute to studies conducted by public institutions, nonprofits, or private research firms. Graduates of sociology programs pursue careers in social research, public administration, human resources, social work, community development, market research, and policy analysis. A sociology degree is also a common stepping stone to master's-level study in sociology, social policy, demography, or related applied social science fields, particularly for students aiming for research or policy careers. This Licence in Sociologie is delivered by Université Le Havre Normandie, in Le Havre, France. It is a bachelor's-level program lasting three years, with all instruction in French. The program starts in September, and yearly tuition is 178 EUR, consistent with tuition rates at French public universities. Applicants should verify current admission requirements directly with the university.