Bachelor in Licence - Arts plastiques

The Licence Arts plastiques (Visual Arts) is a three-year degree that combines studio practice with art history and critical theory, training students to work across drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, and digital media. Courses examine the history of Western and non-Western art, contemporary art discourse, and the conceptual frameworks that underpin artistic production. Studio sessions develop technical skills and encourage students to build a coherent personal practice and portfolio. At Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne in Paris, France, this bachelor-level program runs for three years, is taught in French, and opens each September. Tuition is 178 EUR per year. Being based in Paris puts students in proximity to major national and international museums, commercial galleries, and artist-run spaces, which complement the academic curriculum. Graduates move into careers in contemporary art, art education, cultural mediation, arts administration, or continue toward a Master's in visual arts, curatorial practice, or art education. Some go on to pursue professional artistic careers, supported by the critical and technical foundations built during the degree.