Bachelor in Licence - Géographie et aménagement

At Université Jean Monnet - Saint Etienne, tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

The Licence - Géographie et aménagement (Geography and Spatial Planning) at Université Jean Monnet - Saint Etienne (42) in Saint-Étienne, France, trains students to understand and analyse the organisation of space at local, regional, national, and global scales, combining academic geography with applied planning skills. Geography degrees of this type combine physical and human geography with the applied discipline of spatial and urban planning. Students study physical environments — landforms, climate, and natural resources — alongside human dimensions such as population dynamics, urban growth, economic geography, and regional development. Practical tools including cartography, geographic information systems (GIS), fieldwork, and statistical methods form an important part of the curriculum. Spatial planning modules examine land use, housing, transport, and the governance of territory in France and Europe, connecting theoretical knowledge to concrete professional applications in public and private sector contexts. Graduates are prepared for careers in urban and regional planning agencies, local authorities, environmental consultancies, geographic information companies, and development organisations. The degree also provides a strong foundation for master's programmes in geography, urban planning, environmental management, or GIS and spatial analysis. Instruction is in French; this bachelor's degree spans three years and starts in September in Saint-Étienne, France. Annual tuition is 178 EUR.