Bachelor in Double licence - Philosophie / Droit -

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Double licence - Philosophie / Droit - are 178 EUR per year.

This double licence pairs Philosophie with Droit, combining philosophical training with the study of law across a single three-year bachelor's program. Philosophie, or philosophy, trains students in critical reasoning, argumentation, and the close reading of foundational texts across areas such as ethics, political philosophy, logic, and the history of philosophical thought, while Droit, or law, introduces the structure of the legal system along with core branches such as civil, constitutional, and criminal law, together with the methodology needed to analyze legal texts and cases. Combining the two disciplines gives students a strong grounding in abstract reasoning and argumentation from philosophy alongside the practical and institutional knowledge of the legal system, a pairing that has long been recognized as complementary since both fields center on logical analysis, interpretation of texts, and the construction of sound arguments. Coursework across the double licence is demanding, requiring students to meet the requirements of both disciplines, but it produces graduates well prepared for further study or careers that value rigorous analytical and argumentative skills. Many students continue into a master's degree in law, since most legal professions in France require postgraduate study, while others pursue philosophy-focused graduate work, teaching, public administration, or roles that value strong reasoning and writing skills, such as policy analysis or journalism. This double licence is offered at the Universite de Poitiers, located in Poitiers, France. The program spans three years, has an inferred start date in September, is taught in French, and carries a yearly tuition of 178 EUR.