Bachelor in Licence - Géographie et aménagement

Tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

Geography and Spatial Planning — Licence Géographie et aménagement — is a three-year bachelor-level degree taught in French at Université Grenoble Alpes (Saint-Martin-d'Hères — 38) in Grenoble, France. The programme starts in September and carries a yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Geography and spatial planning combines the natural and social sciences to study how space, landscapes, and territories are organised, used, and transformed by human societies. The discipline spans physical geography — examining landforms, climate, hydrology, and ecosystems — and human geography, which analyses population distribution, urban growth, economic networks, and cultural territories. Students develop skills in cartography, geographic information systems, field survey methods, and spatial data analysis. Core modules typically address physical geography, urban and regional geography, environmental geography, development studies, and the principles of territorial planning and public policy. The Grenoble region, with its distinctive Alpine geography, often provides a rich local context for fieldwork. Instruction is entirely in French. Graduates pursue careers in urban and regional planning, environmental consultancy, local government, transport planning, cartography, and international development. Many continue to a master's degree in geography, territorial planning, or environmental management. The three-year Licence provides the spatial, analytical, and methodological foundation for careers that engage with the organisation and sustainability of human environments.