Bachelor in Licence - Lettres - Parcours Lettres modernes

Tuition fees are 178 EUR per year.

The Licence Lettres — Parcours Lettres modernes (Modern Literature pathway) at Université de Lille is a bachelor-level program devoted to the study of French-language literature and the French language from the medieval period to the present day. The discipline covers literary history and genre, textual analysis, linguistics, rhetoric, and the interplay between literary works and their cultural contexts. Students read widely across poetry, prose fiction, drama, and essay forms, and develop strong skills in written argumentation and literary commentary. Located at Université de Lille in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France, the program runs over 3 years. Teaching is conducted entirely in French, with courses starting each September. The yearly tuition fee is 178 EUR, consistent with French public university standards. Graduates commonly move into careers in secondary and higher education, editing and publishing, cultural journalism, translation, and communication. The Licence also serves as the standard entry point for Master's study in French literature, linguistics, language teaching, or creative writing.