Type : Bachelor’s
Format : Full-time
Duration : 3 years
Next start date : September 2026
Level : Bac +3 (State-recognized degree)
Language : French
Location : Lille
Degree offered in partnership with Université Polytechnique des Hauts-de-France
To provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to prepare them for a career in journalism.
Présentation de la licence journalisme
Presentation of Bachelor's degree Humanities
This is a selective and demanding program in the humanities, whose objective is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for graduate studies in journalism.
During the three years, there is a gradual rise in expectations, requiring a significant personal investment in terms of work, helped by the teaching staff, in order to have every chance of gaining admission to the best graduate programs and journalism schools.
Similarly, and for this reason, access to the course is selective and limited to 24 students each year.
Academic Calendar: Fall semester from early September to Christmas, Spring Semester from early January to mid-May. 500 teaching hours per year.
Speackers
Teachers and Professionals
Premises
Radio & TV Studios of Medialab
Life-size
Small workforces
Follow-up
Personalized Support
Program humanities
Program
Core Courses in the Humanities:
- History
- Literature
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Communication Studies
Journalism Courses:
- Current Events
- Ethics
- Introduction to Journalism
- Across All Media (print, radio, TV, photography, web/social media)
- French (spelling, grammar, writing)
- English
Bachelor's Program, Year 1, Semester 1
Course Title: History of France from Its Origins to the Revolution (1802)
Course Title: History of Political Ideas (Antiquity)
Course Title: History of Science and Technology
Course Title: The State of France
Course Title: General Knowledge Topics
Course Title: Introduction to Information and Communication Sciences
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Software and the Web
Course Title: Methodology and the French Language
Bachelor's Program, Year 1, Semester 2
Course Title: History of International Relations from 1648 to 1945
Course Title: Introduction to Macroeconomics and Microeconomics
Course Title: History of Political Ideas (Antiquity)
Course Title: Chinese Thought from Confucius to Mao
Course Title: History of the Arts (excluding music)
Course Title: History of Music
Course Title: Current Events (Press Review)
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Software and the Web
Course Title: Methodology and the French Language
Course Title: Ethical Sociology of the Media
Bachelor's Program, Year 2, Semester 3
Course Title: History of France: From the Revolution (1802) to 1945
Course Title: Political Philosophy
Course Title: History of Literature
Course Title: Current Events (Press Review)
Course Title: Introduction to Written Journalism
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Introduction to Community Management
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Computer Science and Desktop Publishing
Course Title: Methodology and the French Language
Course Title: Climate Issues Awareness
Bachelor's Program, Year 2, Semester 4
Course Title: History of International Relations, 1914–1992
Course Title: Political Philosophy
Course Title: History of Literature (Theater) and Literary Journalism
Course Title: Current Events (Press Review)
Course Title: Introduction to Written Journalism
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Introduction to Community Management
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Computer Science and Desktop Publishing
Course Title: Methodology and the French Language
Course Title: Ethical Sociology of the Media
Bachelor's Program, Year 3, Semester 5
Course Title: History of France from the Revolution of 1945 to the Present
Course Title: Political Philosophy
Course Title: Contemporary U.S. History
Course Title: History of the Media
Course Title: Current Events (Press Review)
Course Title: Fundamentals of Media Ethics and Law
Course Title: Introduction to Digital Photography
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Introduction to Audiovisual Techniques
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Journalism Methodology
Bachelor's Program, Year 3, Semester 6
Course Title: History of International Relations from 1992 to the Present
Course Title: Political Philosophy (Media and Power)
Course Title: Introductory Seminar on Major Contemporary Debates
Course Title: Current Events (Press Review)
Course Title: Introduction to Digital Photography
Course Title: Introduction to Radio Journalism
Course Title: Spoken English
Course Title: Written English
Course Title: Journalism Methodology
25
Students per class
25h
weekly classes
100%
Success Rates in the First Year of Undergraduate Studies
What's next humanities
What's next
Our Bachelor’s degree in Humanities is designed to equip you with the skills you need to succeed in this field. We have a dedicated team of experienced lecturers and journalism professionals who will guide you throughout your academic journey. Our programme also offers a variety of projects and workshops to help you gain practical experience. This programme will prepare you for a successful career in journalism.
Carreers
Freelancer
Video journalist (JRI)
Editor-in-chief
Investigative journalist
Community manager
The skills acquired whilst studying for a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism can be useful when applying for these roles and building a successful career.
After completing this bachelor's degree, you can continue your studies...
Teachers bachelor's degree humanities
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.
Loïc Laroche
Dr in Contemporary History, Head of the Master’s programme in International Journalism, Investigative Journalism and History, Co-coordinator of the Bachelor’s programme in Journalism Professions
Jérôme Roudier
Pr in Political Science, co-coordinator of the Bachelor’s degree programme Humanities
Rachid Chaker
Dr in Political Science and researcher in international relations
Projects humanities
Student projects
Find out more about the Journalism degree programme on the programme’s Instagram page, which is run by the students. @lmjfactory
Lise and Mathieu, students on the Bachelor’s degree in Humanities, are showcasing their student society, LMJFactory, on FLSH Instagram account @FLSH_Lille
partenaires et institutions
Bachelor's degree humanities
Ready to join us? We'll answer your questions
Staff
Administrative Contact
Luca MORTIER
Academic Assistant
Educational Contacts
Pr Jérôme ROUDIER
1rst and 2nd Year Coordinator
Dr Loïc LAROCHE
Head of the 3rd Year and Journalism Program
How much are the tuition fees?
Fees are calculated on the basis of taxable income. An online calculator is available. Scholarships from CROUS and the faculties are available.
Am I eligible for CROUS grants at the FLSH?
Yes. The FLSH is authorised to accept students receiving CROUS grants. The fee is adjusted according to the grant tier.
What is the pace of the course?
Full-time classroom-based course. A mix of theory and practical sessions at MédiaLab (radio, TV, print media, digital media).
What are the selection criteria for this Bachelor’s degree?
Admission via Parcoursup. Intellectual curiosity, a passion for writing and an interest in current affairs are highly valued. Good results in French and history.
Are there any work placements?
Yes, work placements in editorial departments, press agencies or digital media are required as part of the course.
What careers can you pursue with this bachelor’s degree?
Journalist, web editor, reporter, correspondent, editorial communications officer, following completion of a Master’s degree.
