Bachelor in Licence - Lettres

Tuition fees are 208 USD per year.

The Licence - Lettres (Bachelor in French Literature and Language) at the Université de Rouen Normandie - Campus Mont-Saint-Aignan in Mont-Saint-Aignan, France, is a three-year bachelor-level program delivered in French and starting in September. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. This program covers French and francophone literature from the medieval period through to contemporary writing, alongside linguistics, textual analysis, rhetoric, and the history of literary forms and genres. Students develop skills in close reading, academic essay writing, and critical argumentation across a broad range of texts including poetry, prose, drama, and essays. Courses in grammar and the history of the French language complement the literary curriculum, giving students a systematic understanding of how the language has evolved and how it functions today. Attention is also given to methodology, helping students build the tools they need for rigorous written analysis and independent research. Graduates of the Licence - Lettres go on to a wide variety of careers, including secondary and higher education, publishing, journalism, cultural administration, and the civil service. The program also serves as preparation for competitive teaching examinations in France. Many students continue to master-level studies in literature, linguistics, applied languages, or educational sciences. The program is well suited to students who enjoy reading broadly, thinking analytically, and writing with precision.