Bachelor in Licence - Sciences de l'éducation et de la formation

Educational sciences study how people learn and how education systems and training programs are structured, drawing on psychology, sociology, and pedagogy. Coursework typically covers child and adolescent development, theories of learning, the sociology and history of education, and methods for designing and evaluating teaching and training programs, along with an introduction to research methods used in studying education. Students generally also gain exposure to the practical realities of schools and training organizations through coursework connected to real educational settings. This Licence in Sciences de l'éducation et de la formation is offered by Université de Limoges, located in Limoges, France. It is a bachelor-level program lasting three years, starting in September, taught in French, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Many students use this degree as preparation for further study and certification toward classroom teaching, while others move into school counseling, educational support roles, or administrative positions within schools and universities. Outside formal schooling, graduates commonly find work in vocational and corporate training, designing and delivering training programs for adult learners, or in nonprofit organizations and public agencies working on education policy and access. The grounding in psychology and sociology of education also supports roles in human resources and workforce development, where understanding how people learn and are trained is directly relevant. For students seeking more specialized or research-oriented careers, continuing into graduate study in education, educational psychology, or a related social science field is a common next step after this bachelor's program.