BA/BS in Licence Droit
Cayenne, France
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Université de Guyane offers BA/BS in Licence Droit, a bachelor's degree in Law programme in Cayenne, France. It carries 180.0 credits (ECTS).
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Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Field: Law
Credits: 180.0 (ECTS)
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: univ-guyane.fr ·
Program details
Overview
The law licence gives the basic legal knowledge, skills and know-how needed for all legal activities, and trains future legal practitioners and public-administration managers. It also prepares students for master and doctoral studies.
Semester 1 includes 16 ECTS of core subjects and 6 ECTS of course-specific units, alongside legal methodology and professions. Semester 2 includes 16 ECTS of core subjects, 8 ECTS of course-specific units and 6 ECTS of complementary teaching. Semester 3 covers private law (10 ECTS), public law (10 ECTS), course-specific units (4 ECTS) and complementary units. Students learn to analyse statutes and court decisions, build a legal argument and handle legal problems. Entry is open to all bachelors, with general bac preferred, through Parcoursup.
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