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

Educational sciences examine how people learn and how learning is organized, covering topics such as child and adolescent development, learning theories, pedagogy, the sociology and history of education systems, and the design of training and teaching methods. Students in this field typically study how schools and other institutions function, how curricula are built, and how teaching approaches are adapted to different learners and settings, often alongside an introduction to educational psychology and to research methods used to study learning and instruction. This Licence in Sciences de l'éducation et de la formation is offered by Université de Lille, based in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France. The program is a three-year bachelor-level degree, starting in September, taught in French, with yearly tuition of 178 EUR. Graduates of educational science programs commonly move toward further study and certification to become classroom teachers, or into roles in educational counseling, school administration, and youth work. Others move into corporate or vocational training, designing and delivering learning programs for adult learners in workplaces or training organizations, or into roles with educational publishers, nonprofits, and government agencies working on education policy. Because the discipline blends psychology, sociology, and practical instructional design, it also supports careers in human resources and organizational learning, where understanding how people acquire skills is central to the work. Many graduates continue into graduate programs in education, educational psychology, or public administration to specialize further before entering these fields.