Bachelor in Licence - Géographie et aménagement

Tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

Offered at La Rochelle Université in La Rochelle, France, the Licence - Géographie et aménagement (Geography and Urban/Regional Planning) is a three-year bachelor program delivered in French. Geography and spatial planning sits at the intersection of physical and human sciences, examining how natural environments, populations, economies, and institutions interact across space. Students generally study physical geography alongside human geography, urban analysis, cartography, geographic information systems, territorial governance, and environmental planning. The field trains graduates to analyse spatial inequalities, land use patterns, infrastructure needs, and environmental change — skills sought by local authorities, regional planning agencies, urban consultancies, and non-governmental organisations. Some tracks emphasise environmental dimensions such as coastal management, landscape ecology, and climate adaptation, while others lean toward territorial development, demographic analysis, or teaching. La Rochelle's Atlantic coastal location provides direct exposure to issues of coastal erosion, maritime planning, and littoral ecosystems, which can enrich fieldwork and research projects. The program begins in September and charges a yearly tuition of 178 EUR. All teaching is conducted in French.