Bachelor in Double licence - Droit / Philosophie -

Tuition fees are 178 EUR per year.

Combining law and philosophy, this double licence joins the study of legal systems and rules with the study of fundamental questions about ethics, knowledge, and reasoning. Offered at Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 in Lyon, a program of this kind typically has students following both curricula together, studying constitutional law, civil law, and legal methodology alongside the history of philosophy, logic, and ethics. The pairing reflects a long-standing connection between legal and philosophical reasoning, since both disciplines rely on careful argumentation, the interpretation of texts, and structured analysis of complex problems, and many law schools value the analytical training that philosophy provides. Students in a dual law-philosophy program often develop strong skills in written argumentation, critical analysis, and the interpretation of both legal and philosophical texts, which can support a range of paths after graduation. Career directions connected to this combination include further legal study toward qualifications such as the bar, careers in public administration, journalism, or policy work, as well as graduate study in philosophy, law, or related fields for students who want to continue developing either discipline in more depth. At Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, this is a bachelor's-level program lasting three years, with an intake in September and instruction conducted in French. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. Because the program combines two demanding disciplines, students entering this double degree should expect a substantial course load and be comfortable with the close reading and structured argumentation that both law and philosophy require.