Licence en sciences politiques

The First Cycle Degree Programme in Political Sciences (L-36) offers students four specialised paths: History and Politics, International Studies, Administration and Politics, and Local Government and the Third Sector. The program is designed to provide a broad, comparative, and interdisciplinary education, equipping graduates with a global understanding of political, social, and economic phenomena.

Students gain multidisciplinary knowledge across history, politics, economics, law, political science, sociology, and linguistics. This integrative approach allows them to analyze complex issues from multiple perspectives, both individually and in combination, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills.

The program also includes specialized courses with practical and professional objectives, complemented by mandatory external activities such as internships, traineeships, and work placements. Opportunities are available in national and multinational companies, public administrations, international agencies, non-governmental organizations, and other third-sector institutions, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world contexts.

Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in public administration, international organizations, policy analysis, political consulting, and the nonprofit sector. The program develops professionals with interdisciplinary expertise, practical experience, and the skills to navigate complex political and social environments.