Bachelor in Licence - Lettres - Parcours littératures

The tuition fee is 178 EUR per year.

French literature programmes cover the study of written texts from the medieval period to the contemporary, spanning poetry, fiction, theatre, and essay forms. Students develop skills in close reading, literary analysis, textual commentary, and the history of literary movements and genres. Courses in linguistics, rhetoric, comparative literature, and literary theory complement the historical survey of French letters. Written and oral expression in French is refined throughout the degree, and students are expected to produce polished analytical essays on a wide range of texts, periods, and critical debates. The programme also introduces students to the methods and traditions of literary scholarship. The Licence - Lettres - Parcours littératures at Université de Rennes 2 in Rennes, France, is a three-year bachelor-level programme. Instruction is in French, with a start date in September. Annual tuition is 178 EUR, consistent with French public higher education rates. Graduates work in secondary and higher education, publishing and editing, journalism, cultural administration, archiving, and communications. The degree provides a strong foundation for master's programmes in French literature, French language teaching, comparative literature, editorial work, or writing. The analytical and expressive skills it develops are valued wherever precision in language, the ability to interpret complex texts, and effective communication are required.