BA/BS in Licence Informatique
Cayenne, France
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BA/BS in Licence Informatique is a bachelor's degree in Computer Sciences programme taught at Université de Guyane in Cayenne, France.
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Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Field: Computer Sciences
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: univ-guyane.fr ·
Program details
Overview
The computing licence gives students solid foundations in computing, with rigorous design and development methods, and prepares them for quality professional entry. It is a route to a specialised master in France or abroad, or to the MEEF master.
Semester 1 includes computing bases (160 hours, 18 ECTS), applied computing sciences (80 hours, 7 ECTS) and transversal disciplines (60 hours, 5 ECTS). Later semesters cover systems and networks, programming, fundamental computing, web development, a project of 12 ECTS and an internship. Students learn to design and develop applications, use development and deployment tools, and manage IT projects. Entry requires a bac, notably with the NSI option. Licence 1 applicants pre-enrol on Parcoursup.
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