Bachelor in Double licence - Philosophie / Droit -

Tuition costs 178 EUR per year.

This double licence combines Philosophy and Law into a single dual bachelor's program at Université Côte d'Azur in Nice, requiring students to complete coursework in both disciplines concurrently rather than choosing one as a primary subject. The philosophy component typically covers the history of philosophy, logic, ethics, political philosophy, and epistemology, along with close reading and commentary of philosophical texts, while the law component covers the foundations of the French legal system, including civil law, constitutional law, and legal methodology such as case analysis and structured legal writing. The pairing is a recognized combination in French higher education, since both disciplines place heavy emphasis on argumentation, textual analysis, and structured written reasoning, and many legal concepts, such as justice, rights, and the state, have direct roots in philosophical thought. Students in this track typically develop strong analytical and writing skills applicable across both fields. Graduates commonly continue into master's programs in law, philosophy, political science, or public administration, and some pursue further study toward legal professions such as lawyer or magistrate, which in France require postgraduate qualifications beyond the bachelor's level, while others move toward research, teaching, journalism, or public policy work. The program runs over three years at the bachelor's level, is taught in French, and is based at Université Côte d'Azur in the city of Nice in southeastern France. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. Because the double licence format requires completing two full disciplinary tracks rather than one, students should expect a heavier reading and writing workload than a single-subject law or philosophy degree.