Double Licence Psychologie - Philosophie
Bachelor’s degree Psychology and Philosophy
Type: Bachelor’s degree
Format: Full time
Duration: 3 years
Next start date: September 2026
Level: Bac +3 (State recognised degree)
Language : Français
Location: Lille
Diplôme en jury rectoral, en partenariat avec l’Institut de Philosophie
Studying philosophy means thinking and practicing psychology in a different way!
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Presentation of the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Philosophy
Combining psychology and philosophy fosters a nuanced understanding of human behavior, enriched by critical and ethical thinking. This dual-degree program trains students to analyze, argue, and question the foundations of psychological practices. It develops cross-disciplinary skills (methodology, logic, active listening, writing, and debate) and opens the door to a variety of career paths (research, psychotherapy, teaching, human resources, or mediation). By cultivating both emotional and intellectual intelligence, this program trains clear-thinking and committed professionals.
A fruitful alliance for thinking about and supporting people in a new way.
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An interdisciplinary project focusing on current issues
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An interdisciplinary project focused on current issues
Employability
Meetings with Professionals
Schedule
Schedule tailored to a dual degree program
Program psychology and philosophy
Program
From the first year of the Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, the curriculum comprises a psychology component and a philosophy component. This enables students to gain an in-depth understanding of human behaviour, enriched by critical and ethical thinking.
Two Bachelor’s degrees are awarded at the end of the three-year course, enabling students to specialise in either psychology or philosophy.
Philosophy subjects:
- History of Philosophy
General Philosophy (AI, desires, conceptions of truth, neuroscience, justice, etc.) - Metaphysics
- Ethics of responsibility
- Philosophy of human rights
- Philosophy of religion
- Philosophy and world
cultures - Paradigms of leadership
- Philosophy and management
- Disinformation and critical thinking
Subjects in psychology:
- General psychology
- Neuroscience
- Introduction to psychological methods
- Developmental psychology
- Psychopathology
- Etc.
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Master's Program, Year 1, Semester 1
Fundamentals of Psychology
Course title: Introduction to General Psychology
Course title: Introduction to Social Psychology
Course title: Introduction to Psychopathology
Course title: Introduction to Neuropsychology
Course title: Introduction to Methods in Psychology
Course title: General Psychology
Course title: Psychopathology
Course title: Social Psychology
Course title: Neuroscience
Course title: Psychobiology
Course title: Descriptive Statistics
Course title: Data collection methods
Fundamentals of Philosophy
Course title: General Philosophy
Course title: History of Philosophy
Course title: Philosophy of Nature
Course title: Metaphysics
Course title: Greek Engineering and Christian Philosophy
Course title: Essay Writing and Analysis Methodology
Master's disciplinary competence, Year 1, Semester 2
Language / Tools
Course title: English
Course title: Spanish or German
Course title: Academic Methodology – IT
Course title: Philosophical Methodology for Essays and Commentary
Professionalisazion
Course title: Philosophical Debates and Argumentation in Psychology
Acting ethically and responsibly
2 choices :
Course title: Sociology
Course title: Communication
Course title: Anthropology and Ethnology
Course title: Law
Master's disciplinary competence, Year 2, Semester 3
Fundamentals of Psychology
Course title: Epistemology / Ethics and Professional Conduct
Course title: Developmental and Involutionary Psychology
Course title: Clinical Methodology in Psychopathology
Course title: Methodology in Social and Occupational Psychology
Course title: General Psychology
Course title: Psychopathology
Course title: Social Psychology
Course title: Neuroscience
Course title: Psychometrics
Course title: Inferential Statistics
Fundamentals of Philosophy
Course title: General Philosophy
Course title: History of Philosophy
Course title: Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics
Course title: Philosophy and World Cultures
Course title: Political Philosophy (including contemporary issues)
Course title: The Exercise of Judgement in Literature
Course title: Workshop: Disinformation and Critical Thinking
Course title: A Reflective Approach to Psychology
Master's disciplinary competence, Year 2, Semester 4
Language / Tools
Course title: English
Course title: Spanish or German
Course title: Academic Methodology – IT
Course title: Philosophical Methodology for Essays and Commentary
Professionalisazion
Course title: Lectures
Course title: Professional workshops
Course title: Work placement
Master's disciplinary competence, Year 3, Semester 5
Fundamentals of Psychology
Course title: Sensory-motor processing
Course title: Psychopharmacology
Course title: Psychopharmacology
Course title: Research Methodology
Course title: Cognitive Psychology
Course title: Psychopathology module
Course title: Social and Occupational Psychology Module
Course title: Neuropsychology module
Course title: Psychometrics
Course title: Inferential Statistics
Fundamentals of Philosophy
Course title: General Philosophy
Course title: History of Philosophy
Course title: Philosophical Anthropology
Course title: Philosophy of Religion
Course title: Moral Philosophy
Course title: Philosophy of Knowledge
Course title: Philosophy of Language and Hermeneutics
Course title: Philosophy and Management
Course title: Philosophical Paradigms of Leadership
Master's disciplinary competence, Year 3, Semester 6
Language / Tools
Course title: English
Course title: Spanish or German
Professionalisazion
Course title: Seminar
Course title: Professional workshops
Course title: Work placement
Course title: Work Placement Supervision
Acting ethically and responsibly
Choose 1 of the following:
Course title: Family and Couple Psychology
Course title: Psychobiology of Health
Course title: Individual support in the workplace
Choose 1 of the following:
Course title: Education & Learning
Course title: Introduction to Clinical Health Psychology
Course title: Methodology for Training and Skills Development Projects
Course title: Philosophy of Human Rights
15
Students per class
35h
weekly classes
What's next psychology and philosophy
What's next
The Psychology and Philosophy dual bachelor’s degree opens up a wide variety of different career paths for students. Philosophy provides reflective approaches to psychology, as well as critical thinking and scientific rigour. It also enables students to analyse certain moral dilemmas related to the discipline and to develop a wide range of essential skills in the field of psychology.
After completing the dual Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Philosophy, students may choose to progress to Master’s programmes in psychology (neuropsychology, health psychology or occupational psychology, clinical psychopathology), or more broadly to Master’s programmes in Human Resources, teaching or journalism. Entrance examinations for the civil service or the ‘grandes écoles’ are also an option.
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Psychotherapy
Lessons learnt
Human Resources
Mediation
After completing this bachelor’s degree, you can continue your studies...
Teachers Psychology philosophy
Some of your future teachers
At the FLSH, lecturers play a key role in students’ success. They are professionals and/or researchers who pass on their knowledge with passion.
Zineb Serghini
Dr in Information and Communication Sciences, Head of the Media, Culture and Communication Bachelor’s degree programme
Lucas Thénard
Dr in Geography – Vice-Dean (Faculty of Arts, Culture and Communication) – Coordinator of the Environment and Transitions specialisation within the Master’s in History – International Relations
Erika Thomas
Pr in Film, Media and Anthropology; author and director of documentary films
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Which Master’s programs are available after this Bachelor’s degree ?
Maste’sr in Philosophy, Masters in Psychology, Master’s in (International affairs (AIT) with Minor in Communication, Marketing or Tourism; Master’s in International Relations; Master’s in Digital wirting and publishing…
How much are the tuition fees?
Fees are on a sliding scale based on taxable income. An online calculator is available on the UCLille website.
Am I eligible for CROUS grants at the FLSH?
Yes, CROUS grant holders are entitled to a reduced rate based on their grant tier.
What are the selection criteria for the Bachelor's degree?
The course is available on Parcoursup, and selection is based on an application.
What careers are available after studying psychology?
Psychologist, lecturer and researcher in psychology, clinical psychologist, social psychologist, neuropsychologist.
