The professional Bachelor’s degree, named “Licence professionnelle” in French, is a national university professional diploma, leading to the level “bac+3”. This first cycle degree was created in 1999 in partnership with businesses and professional branches in order to promote professional integration.
Colleges and Universities Offering Bachelor of Professional French in Ghana are:
Regent University College of Science and Technology, Dansoman.
University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast.
Central University College, Accra.
Methodist University College Ghana, Accra.
Presbyterian University College Ghana, Eastern Region.
General Entry Requirements
SSSCE/WASSCE candidates must possess Credit Passes (A-D) and (A1-C6) respectively in three (3) Core subjects; English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science/Social Studies in addition to any three (3) elective subjects including French.
Professional and Post-Diploma Applicants Candidates in this category must;
Possess a professional Diploma or its equivalence in a relevant programme from a recognized and accredited institution.
Pass an interview or entrance examination.
May have two years’ post-qualification working experience Candidates with the relevant professional diploma in French will enter at level 200.
What is a bachelor’s degree called in France?
A “license” is the French equivalent of a Bachelors’s Degree (3 years university study) – so a translation of my above would be “A student studying for a Bachelors’s Degree”.