Licence 1 Law

The Bachelor's degree in Law is a three-year generalist program whose main objective is to provide a fundamental base of knowledge and skills in law, while allowing students to specialize from the third year onwards, first in "orientation" and then in "option" Private Law or Public Law. It prepares students either for a professional specialization in a Master's degree, or for immediate professional practice.

There is a support system for Bachelor's degree students:
The ELAN L1 system, which helps students succeed. This program is based on a one-year extension of the Bachelor's degree program with support modules (refresher courses in written expression, oral expression, history, general culture and university methodology). This program is offered to students who are at risk of encountering difficulties that have been identified as telltale by the Parcoursup vetting committee.

Finally, the Licence en Droit (Law Degree) can be declined as a "Licence généraliste avec option Accès santé" (L.A.S.). A "health minor" replaces some of the subjects in the law degree to allow either entry into the second year of health studies in a MMOP program (Medicine, Maïeutics, Odontology and Pharmacy), or the pursuit of legal studies.