Licence Sciences Sanitaires et Sociales, Parcours : Sciences sanitaires et sociales

The Health and Social Sciences pathway enables students:

• acquire sound knowledge for tackling the major problems of the health and social sector using an approach combining biological and medical sciences, human and social sciences, law and economics.
• acquire cross-disciplinary skills (English, communication, etc.) and professional skills (project management, discovery of the professional environment, etc.) to facilitate further study and professional integration.

The Health and Social Sciences pathway enables students to acquire the following skills:

• Put fundamental biological and medical science knowledge into perspective to analyse health problems (BCC Biological and Medical Sciences)
• Mobilise knowledge of how the health system works in order to situate health and social action in its economic, sociological and legal context (BCC Environnement juridique, économique et social de la sante)
• Develop the student's good practices, postures and attitudes aimed at enabling them to succeed in their higher education studies and their entry into professional life (BCC Communication)

This pathway offers the opportunity to carry out an optional internship created in L2 (semester 4). The placement leads to a written dissertation and an oral presentation.

In addition to the internship created as part of the curriculum, students may carry out additional internships during periods when teaching is interrupted.

Tutoring projects, integrated into the teaching or in the form of specific UEs, are offered in L2 and L3.

The main disadvantage of the health and social sciences pathway is that students continue their studies at Masters level

Admission procedures are available at the following address:

https://sciences.univ-amu.fr/fr/candidater