Engineering
A common pathway of the Computer Science and Mathematics licences at Le Mans, giving a complete three-year curriculum in two complementary fields. Students enrol in both licences and can obtain both diplomas.
Faculty: UFR Sciences et Techniques | Duration: 3 years | Study mode: full-time (French) | Location: Le Mans, Pays de la Loire, France
Each semester combines mathematics blocks (40%) and computing blocks (40%), plus projects and transversal blocks. In the first semester: mathematics including substantial discrete mathematics, algorithmics basics (in C), systems and computer architecture, and a course dedicated to double-licence students.
The double licence leads naturally to masters in Mathematics or Computer Science related to data processing; the page notes many professional openings in a booming sector.
General baccalauréat pupils in terminale, with a mathematics specialty strongly recommended (Maths expertes advised; NSI specialty an asset). The double licence is selective and has a heavier workload than a standard licence.
Domestic applicants: EUR 178 a year (2026-2027). National registration fee, licence/BUT level (EU/EEA). CVEC (105 EUR per year) is not included. Source
International applicants: EUR 2,902 a year (2026-2027). Differentiated registration fee for non-EU students in licence and BUT. Differentiated fee applies to non-EU students enrolling from 2026-2027 (exemption requests possible; students already enrolled and exempted in 2025-2026 continuing in the same cycle a Source
Duration: 3 years
Apply through the official page: https://www.parcoursup.gouv.fr
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
Engineering
Le Mans Université, France
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