Bachelor in Licence - Electronique, énergie électrique, automatique

Électronique, énergie électrique, automatique — electronics, electrical energy, and automation — is an engineering-oriented discipline focused on the design, analysis, and control of electrical and electronic systems. Undergraduate programs in this field typically cover circuit theory, analog and digital electronics, electrical power systems, control theory and automation, signal processing, and programming for embedded systems. Students learn to design and test electronic circuits, understand how electrical energy is generated, converted, and distributed, and apply automation and control principles to industrial processes and equipment. Laboratory work is a significant part of this kind of curriculum, giving students hands-on experience with measurement instruments, programmable controllers, and electronic design tools alongside theoretical coursework in mathematics and physics that underpins the engineering content. The combination of electronics, power systems, and automation prepares graduates for a range of technical roles across manufacturing, energy, and industrial sectors. Common career paths include electronics technician or engineer, electrical systems technician, automation and control engineer, and roles in industrial maintenance, energy production, or process control. Graduates often continue to further engineering study, including specialized bachelor's or master's programs, or professional engineering qualifications, to deepen their technical expertise. This Licence is offered by the Institut national universitaire Champollion, in Albi, France. It is a bachelor's-level degree lasting three years, with instruction delivered in French. The program begins in September, and yearly tuition is 178 EUR, consistent with tuition levels at French public universities. Applicants should confirm current admission requirements with the institution.