Licence Informatique at Université Savoie Mont Blanc

Programme overview

The Licence Informatique at the UFR Sciences et Montagne gives the scientific and technical skills needed to develop digital applications, with about 60 students and 5 Licence Accès Santé places. L1 is shared with the Mathematics and Sciences pour l'ingénieur portal (MISPI).

Faculty: UFR Sciences et Montagne | Duration: 3 years (6 semesters, 180 ECTS) | Study mode: full-time; taught in French | Intake: September (first week) | Location: Chambéry, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

What you will study

Foundations of computing (algorithms, data structures, operating systems) and software engineering (programming, databases, project management), with project-based learning including building software for a company or association using agile methods.

Career pathways

Continuation options include the USMB masters Informatique and Réseaux et télécommunications, CAPES Informatique preparation, engineering schools (INPG, INSA) and, for students taking the health module, second-year health studies subject to ranking.

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Application information

Entry requirements

For school-leavers with scientific culture and curiosity, especially for digital sciences. Year 1 is open to baccalauréat holders or equivalent (capacité en droit, DAEU); applicants domiciled outside the EU use the prior admission request procedure. Years 2 and 3 are open to students holding 60 or 120 credits in the same course or through validation of prior learning. Recommended baccalauréat specialisms are those listed by the UFR Sciences et Montagne for all its licence mentions.

Domestic applicants: EUR 178 a year (2026/2027). National registration fee for students not subject to differentiated fees (EU/EEA). Excludes the CVEC. Source

International applicants: EUR 178 a year (2026/2027). Students subject to differentiated fees (statutory rate 2,902 EUR) are exempted in full at Licence/BUT/LP level and pay the national rate. Excludes the CVEC. Source

Intake: September (first week)

Duration: 3 years (6 semesters, 180 ECTS)

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