Bachelor in Licence - Electronique, énergie électrique, automatique

At Université de Caen Normandie, tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

This licence in Electronique, energie electrique, automatique at Universite de Caen Normandie in Caen, France covers the fundamentals of electrical and electronic engineering. Students typically study circuit theory, analog and digital electronics, electrical power systems, automation and control theory, and signal processing, supported by physics and mathematics coursework. The program builds the technical groundwork needed to understand how electrical energy is generated, distributed, and controlled, as well as how automated systems and embedded electronics are designed and tested. Instruction is delivered in French throughout the three-year course of study, which starts in September and carries a yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Graduates of this kind of licence generally continue toward a specialized master's degree in electrical engineering, automation, robotics, or energy systems, since the bachelor's degree in France is commonly treated as a preparatory stage for further technical study. Others move into technician-level or junior engineering roles in industries such as manufacturing, energy production, telecommunications, or industrial automation, where a working knowledge of electrical systems and control theory is valued. The combination of electronics, power engineering, and automation gives students exposure to multiple branches of electrical engineering before they narrow their focus, which suits students who are not yet certain which specialty, such as power systems versus embedded electronics, they want to pursue. Based in Caen, a university city in Normandy, students in this program combine laboratory work with theoretical coursework across the three years of study.