Bachelor in Licence - Droit

Tuition is 208 USD per year.

The Licence - Droit at the Université de Perpignan Via Domitia in Perpignan, France is a three-year bachelor's-level programme conducted in French. Law is a discipline that trains students to understand, interpret, and apply the rules that govern individual and collective life. This Licence provides a systematic introduction to the structure and substance of French private and public law, complemented by European and international legal dimensions that are increasingly central to legal practice. Students study civil law, constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, contract and obligation law, and the foundations of EU law. Legal reasoning, statutory analysis, and argumentation are developed progressively across the three years through doctrinal study, case discussions, and legal writing exercises. Perpignan's proximity to Catalonia and Spain makes the study of cross-border legal relations and Spanish law a natural complement to the core French curriculum, and the city's rich Mediterranean legal history adds further contextual depth. After graduating, students may continue to a master's in a specialised legal field or prepare for the competitive entrance examinations leading to the bar, the judiciary, or positions in public administration. The programme starts in September, runs for 3 years, and carries yearly tuition of 178 EUR. The programme's proximity to the Spanish legal system and Catalan regional institutions makes it particularly suited to students with professional interests in cross-border legal contexts.