Bachelor in Licence - Géographie et aménagement

For Bachelor in Licence - Géographie et aménagement, the tuition fee is 208 USD per year.

Spatial thinking and human organisation are at the centre of the Licence - Géographie et aménagement (Geography and Spatial Planning), a three-year bachelor programme at the Université de Lorraine - UFR Sciences Humaines et Sociales in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, France. Teaching is delivered in French. Geography and spatial planning is a discipline that bridges the natural and social sciences. Students study how physical environments, human settlements, and economic activities are distributed across space and how they change over time. Core courses typically include physical geography (climate, relief, hydrology), human geography (population, migration, urbanisation), regional studies covering different parts of the world, and cartography alongside geographic information systems (GIS). Spatial planning content addresses how public authorities and other actors manage territory, infrastructure, and urban development. The programme develops analytical, technical, and representational skills. Students learn to read and produce maps, interpret statistical data, and understand planning documents and urban policy. Field trips and practical exercises are common in this discipline. Graduates work in urban planning agencies, local and regional government, environmental consultancies, NGOs, tourism development, real estate, and geographic information services. Careers in teaching (after further study) and research are also common. Many students continue to a master's in urban planning, environmental management, or development geography. The programme starts in September and runs for 3 years. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR.