Bachelor in Licence - Sociologie

For Bachelor in Licence - Sociologie, tuition comes to 178 EUR per year.

Social structures, institutions, and collective behaviour are the subject of the Licence - Sociologie at Université Marie et Louis Pasteur in Besançon, France. This three-year bachelor's degree, taught in French and starting in September, introduces students to the founding theories of sociology alongside contemporary debates about inequality, identity, work, culture, and social change in modern societies. Quantitative and qualitative research methods are integral to the curriculum: students learn survey design, statistical analysis, interview techniques, and ethnographic observation, ensuring they can conduct independent empirical research from an early stage. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR under France's public university system. The programme situates sociological questions within both French society and comparative international contexts, giving students the conceptual vocabulary to analyse social dynamics across different settings. Graduates enter careers in urban planning, public policy, social work, human resources, market research, NGOs, and journalism. The combination of analytical rigour and sensitivity to social context also fits graduates well for roles in education and community development. Many students continue to master's level in sociology, social policy, statistics, or related fields where empirical social analysis is central to the work. Besançon's social science faculty connects disciplinary study to real policy and community questions in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, providing a concrete anchor for the theoretical content of the degree.