Arts & Humanities
Architecture
Sorbonne University, France
- Degree
- Undergraduate
- Next intake
- October 2026
Arts & Humanities
Licence in Letters that combines core literature teaching with pre-professional modules. It prepares for civil-service and journalism-school entrance competitions and for careers in communication, the voluntary sector, publishing, audiovisual and culture.
Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Humanities (Faculté des Lettres) | Department: UFR de littérature française et comparée | Duration: 3 years (180 ECTS) | Study mode: full-time; taught in French | Intake: September | Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France
Fundamental teaching in French literature and general and comparative literature (across periods and genres including music and cinema) together with pre-professionalising modules.
Publishing and book trades, audiovisual, culture, communication, journalism and public-sector competitions.
Parcoursup for school-leavers and first-year reorientation students; online application for other students already in higher education (not first year).
Domestic applicants: EUR 178 a year (2026-2027). National annual registration fee for the licence cycle (set by ministerial order); CVEC is separate and excluded. Non-EU students under differentiated fees may be affected; amount not stated on the page. Source
Intake: September
Duration: 3 years (180 ECTS)
Apply through the official page: https://www.parcoursup.fr
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
Arts & Humanities
Sorbonne University, France
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