Bachelor in Licence - Information et communication

Information and communication sciences cover the production, circulation, and reception of information across media, organisations, and digital environments. Students study media theory, journalism, public relations, digital communication, organisational communication, documentary studies, and the sociology of media and information. Courses typically combine theoretical frameworks with practical exercises in writing, editing, and media production. Many programmes also address media law, information ethics, and research methods drawn from the social sciences, equipping students to work critically with both traditional and digital media landscapes and to manage information flows within complex organisations. The Licence - Information et communication at Université de Rennes 2 in Rennes, France, is a three-year bachelor-level degree delivered entirely in French. The programme begins in September, and annual tuition is 178 EUR. Graduates work in journalism, digital and social media management, corporate communications, public relations, documentary and archival work, publishing, and cultural institutions. The degree also prepares students for master's programmes in journalism, media studies, communication management, or information science. Because the field spans both private and public sector organisations, graduates find opportunities in a wide range of contexts that require strong written communication, media literacy, and information management skills. The degree also equips graduates to manage communication projects across multiple platforms and audiences.