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Opening up horizonsUNIVERSITY OF WESTERN BRITTANY1
CONTENTSA Word of Welcome by Mr Gallou, President of the UniversityOpening up horizons1 - Who we are1.1 History1.2 Key Figures1.3 Campus1.4 International1.5 Location2 - Opening up to knowledge2.1 Research Units2.2 Doctoral Schools2.3 Departments and Courses2.4 Innovative tools for access to knowledge3 - Opening up to others3.1 University and Society3.2 Student Life3.3 Culture - Arts23
// A Word of WelcomeOPENING UP HORIZONSFounded in 1971 in the Pointe de Bretagne area, theUniversity of Western Brittany (UBO) is a multidisciplinaryuniversity, attuned to the social, economic, political,cultural or environmental changes of our societies and theassociated challenges.With a strong local foothold and network, its focus is naturallyturned towards the sea (we are ranked 12th in the ShanghaiAcademic Ranking of World Universities for the oceanographycategory) but its national and international influence alsoreaps the benefit from, in particular, its strengths in both theinformation and technology sciences and the human and socialsciences.BrestAs a metropolitan university, much of UBO’s activity takes placeon the Finistère campuses (Brest, Quimper and Morlaix). Butits influence spreads across the whole of Brittany, in particularthrough the Higher National Teacher Training and EducationInstitutes (INSPés) of the Regional Educational Authority, andfrom 2020 through the Alliance Universitaire de Bretagne clustercreated with Université Bretagne-Sud and the Brest graduateschool of engineering (ENIB).As a multidisciplinary university, it has an ambitious research andtraining policy that seeks to advance knowledge and improvequalifications for students and professionals in Western Brittanyand h long-standing experience in continuing vocational training,it offers numerous placement-study programmes, mainlythrough apprenticeships. As an innovative university, it supportslocal economic development through the inventiveness of itsresearchers and the creativity of its graduates.Open-minded and outward looking, UBO enhances andstructures its positioning, both through its research-led activitiesand its quality in teaching, and through its numerous partnershipswith universities around the world, notably China, Canada,Australia, South Africa and, of course, all of the EU countries. Inthis respect, setting up the European University of the Seas (SEAEU), with the universities of Cadiz (Spain), Kiel (Germany), Gdansk(Poland), Split (Croatia) and Malta will be one of UBO’s centralactivities in the coming year.Matthieu Gallou,President of UBO5
WHO WE ARE1.1 History1.2 In figures1.3 Campus1.4 Location1.5 International67
1.1 History1.2 In figuresas of 1October 20192020SEA-EUEuropean University of the Seas2019INSPéHigher Schoolof Teacher Trainingand Education of Brittany2013IAEGraduate School ofManagement2001Pierre Jakez HéliasUniversity Centre in Quimper1996ISBLUEInterdisciplinary Graduate Schoolfor the blue planet2018ESIABAtlantic Brittany Higher EducationCollege for Agri-food Engineers2012IUEMEuropean Institutefor Marine Studies1997STAPSSciences and Techniquesof Physical and Sporting Activities1996IPAGTraining Institute forCivil Service Careers198522,1881342965StudentsLecturers andResearchersSupportStaff32 uropeanresearchprojects302Accreditationsto superviseresearch work(HDR)Dental School1978IUTUniversity Institute ofTechnology, Quimper1969Creation of the University of lstudentsIUTUniversity Institute ofTechnology, Quimper1968Law Institute1967University of Rennes opens2 annexes for Humanitiesand Sciences1959-60120DoctoralgraduatesSchool of Medicine196621327EngineeringdegreesTwo-year technicaldegrees grees100Master’sdegrees9
1.3 Campuses1 Brest Iroise Technopole Campus1.1. & 1.2 IUEM (European Institute for MarineStudies) - 1.3 ESIAB (Higher Education Collegefor Agri-food Engineers in Atlantic Brittany)The UBO is a multi-campus university (Brest,Morlaix, Quimper, Rennes, Saint-Brieuc andVannes). Sites are generally based in citycentres but some are located in stunningnatural environments with exceptional viewsoverlooking the sea. Over the past 10 years, theuniversity has constructed 6 new buildings.123.4103.64.11.22.23.13.541.12.132 Downtown Campus2.1 & 2.2 Faculty of Arts and Humanities VictorSegalen - 2.3 Library Faculty of Arts andHumanities - 2.4 IBRBS Brest Institute for BioHealth Research - 2.5 Faculty of Medicine2.33.23.74.22.43.33.83.951.32.53 Bouguen Campus 3.1 Faculty of Science andTechnology - 3.2 FACULTYOF Sports and EducationalSciences - IAE Brest UniversitySchool of Management 3.3 Faculty of Law, Economics,Management and Economicsand Social Administration 3.4 Pôle Numérique (DigitalCentre) Brest Bouguen campus- 3.5 Bouguen Library- 3.6 Sports field artificialturf - 3.7 Bouguen UniversityRestaurant - 3.8 IUT BrestMorlaix - 3.9 The energy tour4 Quimper Campus4.1 Pierre Jakez HéliasUniversity Centre- 4.2 IUT Quimper and ESIAB5 Morlaix Campus- 5.1 IUT Morlaix5.111
1.4 LocationThe sea and its influence is presenteverywhere, offering our students a widevariety of leisure activities.Brest also has an impressive array of onshore cultural activities with, among otherthings, many concert halls and auditoriums.This is the ideal setting for studying,for learning and for relaxing in the outdoors!1.5 International outlookBrestUBO’s international outlook revolves around severalelements. First of all, student mobility: we host over 2,000international students every year from all continents.UBO students at different stages in their academiccareer (those undertaking the two-year technical degree(DUT), bachelor’s and doctoral degrees) can take partin a mobility experience in Europe (on the basis of theErasmus agreements). Mobility is also possible outsideof Europe. UBO offers mobility grants to students.Secondly, UBO also focuses on encouraging mobility forall of its academic and non-academic staff.UBO’s international endeavours also include linkingtraining and research, as is the case, for example, withour key Chinese, Moroccan or Quebecois partners. UBOis involved in 46 European projects, a signatory of 4 international joint laboratories and 2 international associatedlaboratories. In 2018, UBO received the European Commission’s HRS4R award and is committed to promotingresearcher mobility.20821049384Incoming studentsOutgoing studentsMobilityagreementsrepresenting 9% of thetotal number of students633 internships / 391studies113737InternationalEuropeantraining coursesEuropeanresearch projectsrepresenting 477,914in grantsrepresenting 6,632,786in grantsCooperation Agreements12with the Erasmus programmeSEA-EUUBO is one of the 16 Frenchinstitutions that won the 2019“European University” callfor projects with 5 Europeanpartners (the universities ofCadiz, Gdansk, Kiel, Maltaand Split).Called “SEA-EU”, this allianceis a new academic modelputting physical and virtualmobility for the universities’students and staff at itsheart.Implementation of the Human Resources Strategy forResearchers (HRS4R) Awardat UBO. To enhance itsattractiveness and raise itsinternational profile, UBO iscommitted to a global quality approach towards humanresources that is perfectlyintegrated into the HRS4Rapproach. The objective isalso to support a positiveworking environment thatchallenges our researches, and to unite the entirecommunity around commonvalues and principles so itcan continually improve itshuman resources management.13
OPENING UP TO KNOWLEDGE2.1 Structuring research2.2 Doctoral Schools2.3 Departments and Courses2.4 Innovative tools for access to knowledge1415
2.1 Structuring research Valorizing scientific results to developan ecosystem of innovation, a source ofgrowth and the creation of jobs.UBO contributes to the creationof fundamental knowledge andthe development of technologicalinnovations to meet the societalchallenges of tomorrow.UBO has a multidisciplinary researchecosystem, centered around four linesof research: human and social sciences,health-agro-matter, sea, digital technologyand mathematics. UBO has adopted anambitious research policy that is guided byseveral priorities: Enhancing attractiveness and raising theinternational profile of its research unitswhich enables complementarity betweenfundamental and applied research. Preparing doctoral students to meet thescientific challenges of tomorrow. Foster the continuum between research,innovation and training. The University isdeveloping an innovation and technologytransfer strategy to strengthen thecompetitiveness of companies. Four leversare used: Harnessing the expertise of lecturerresearchers Making state-of-the-art scientificequipment accessible Hosting start-ups as close as possible tothe research units Developing the co-financing of ambitiousresearch projects.SEADIGITALMATHEMATICSAGRI HEALTHMATTERIBNM Brest Institute of DigitalTechnology and MathematicsIBSAM Brest Institute for HealthAgri-Environment-MaterialsResearch Units:Research Units:AMURE (UMR 6308) Developmentof the Uses of Marine and CoastalResources and Spaces – Centre forLaw and Economics of the SeaResearch Units:LAB-STICC (UMR 6285) Laboratoryfor Information and CommunicationScience and TechnologyIRDL (UMR 6027) Dupuy de LômeResearch InstituteLMBA (UMR 6205) Atlantic BrittanyLaboratory for MathematicsCEMCA (UMR 6521) Laboratoryfor Molecular Chemistry,Electrochemistry, and AnalyticalChemistryLBCM (EA 3884) Laboratoryfor Marine Biotechnology andChemistryHUMANITIES & SOCIALSCIENCESLEMAR (UMR 6539) Laboratory forMarine Environmental SciencesIBSHS Brest Institute for Humanitiesand Social SciencesLETG (UMR 6554) Littoral,Environmental, Remote Sensing,and GeomaticsResearch Units:LBAI (UMR-S 1227) Lymphocytes Band Auto ImmunityCAPHI (EA 7480) Atlantic Centre forPhilosophyGETBO (EA 3878) Thrombosis StudyGroup of Western BrittanyCECJI (EA 7289) Centre for theStudy of Letters and DiariesLIEN (EA 4685) Laboratory forEpithelial-Neural InteractionCFV (EA 1161) Centre Francois VièteLUBEM (EA 3882) UniversityLaboratory for Biodiversity andMicrobial EcologyIUEM OSU European Institute forMarine Studies and the PlanetaryScience Observatory (OSU)LGO (UMR 6538) Laboratory forOcean GeosciencesLM2E (UMR 6197) Laboratoryfor Microbiology of ExtremeEnvironmentsLOPS (UMR 6523) Laboratory ofPhysical and Spatial OceanographyOther 821 Patents20 tracts302Accreditations tosupervise researchwork (HDR)33%510InternationalDoctoral studentsDoctoral OLOGY PLATFORM SERVICEThe Technology Platform Service is a grouping of equipment and human resources. Staffed byhighly qualified personnel, in particular research engineers, the department provides scientificexpertise by utilizing know-how and skills. Technical and scientific collaborations are offered toUBO researchers and lecturer-researchers, but also to public research organizations and theindustry. Common Animal Facility - X-ray diffraction (XRD) - Microscopy Imaging and Measurement Platform (PIMM) - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance - Electronic Paramagnetic Resonance(EPR-NMR) - Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-TOF)16BEBEST Franco-QuébecInternational Associated Laboratory(LIA) for research and developmentin Benthic Biodiversity Ecology,Sciences and TechnologiesDISCOH International JointLaboratory (LMI) for Dynamics ofthe Humboldt current systemECLAIRS 2 International JointLaboratory (LMI) for Integratedstudies on the climate and oceanin West Africa and responses toclimate change in SenegalMICROBSEA Franco-ChineseInternational Associated Laboratory(LIA) for Deep Sea MicrobiologyTAPIOCA International JointLaboratory (LMI) for Physical,Biogeochemical, Ecological andHuman DynamicsOSU: Planetary Science ObservatoryUMR: Joint Research UnitEA: Welcome TeamLIA: International Associated LaboratoryLMI: International Joint LaboratoryCRBC (EA 4451) Centre for Bretonand Celtic ResearchCREAD (EA 3875) Research Centrefor Education, Learning andDidacticsCRPC-CLCS (EA 4050) Departmentof Research in Psychopathology- Clinical Bonding and SubjectiveCreationGÉOARCHITECTURE: (EA7462)Territories, Urbanization,Biodiversity, EnvironmentHCTI (EA 4249) Heritages andConstructions in Text and ImageGGFB (UMR-S 1078) Genetics,Functional Genomics andBiotechnologyLATIM (UMR-S 1101) Laboratory ofMedical Information ProcessingORPHY (EA 4324) Optimization ofPHYsiological RegulationsOPTIMAG (EA 938) Laboratory forOptics and MagnetismSPURBO (EA 7479) Primary Care,Public Health, Cancer Registry ofBrittanyOther structures:CIC 0502 Clinical InvestigationCentre of BrestGEIHP Study Group on HostPathogen Interactions (Angers)LABERS (EA 3149) Laboratory forStudy and Research in SociologyLAB-LEX (EA 7480) Law ResearchLaboratoryLEGO (EA 2652) Economics andManagement Laboratory ofWestern BrittanyLP3C (EA 1285) Laboratory forPsychology: Cognition, Behaviour,Communication17
2.2 Doctoral Schoolsshared between Breton and Loire institutions1- MATHSTIC22 partnerResearch Units17 institutions500 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holdersAround 1100doctoral studentsOn average 300theses defendedeach year2ENGINEERINGSCIENCES15 partnerResearch Units294 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders576 DoctoralStudentsOn average 129theses defendedeach year3- ECONOMICSANDMANAGEMENTSCIENCES8 partnerResearch Units191 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders288 DoctoralStudentsOn average 60theses defendedeach year4- SCIENCES12 partnerResearch Units130 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders359 DoctoralStudentsOn average 56theses defendedeach year5- BIOLOGY,HEALTH47 partnerResearch Units594 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders571 DoctoralStudentsOn average 90theses defendedeach year6- MARINE ANDCOASTALSCIENCES42 partnerResearch Units228 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders259 DoctoralStudentsOn average 78theses defendedeach year7- ARTS,HUMANITIESANDLANGUAGES8- ECOLOGY,GEOSCIENCES,AGRONOMY,FOOD17 partnerResearch Units31 partnerResearch Units152 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders734 rs)405 DoctoralStudents357 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holdersOn average 53theses defendedeach year330 DoctoralStudents9- MATTER,MOLECULESANDMATERIALS10- SOCIETY,TIME,TERRITORIES13 partnerResearch Units174 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders420 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders504 DoctoralStudentsOn average 147theses defendedeach yearOn average 100theses defendedeach yearThe different universities in Brittany and Pays de Loire havemutualized their doctoral schools to increase their profile and fulfiltheir missions to the best of their ability by: Raising the profile of the doctoral student’s profile and themanagement of the doctoral degree. Implementing common proceduresin compliance with the doctoral charter. Promoting the doctoral student’s skillsand career monitoring. Coordinating transdisciplinary training courses. Creating, implementing and assessing coordinated transdisciplinarytraining courses. Coordinating international activities. Developing a tracking and management tool.1817 partnerResearch Units431 DoctoralStudentsOn average83 thesesdefended eachyear11- LAW ANDPOLITICALSCIENCES10 partnerResearch Units230 HDR(Accreditationsto superviseresearch work)holders400 doctoralstudentsOn average 55theses defendedeach year19
Departments2.3 and CoursesFACULTYOF HUMANITIESANDSOCIAL SCIENCESFACULTY OF LAW,ECONOMICS,MANAGEMENT & ECONOMICSAND SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION20INSPÉHIGHER NATIONAL INSTITUTEOF TEACHER TRAINING ANDEDUCATION OF BRITTANYFACUTLYOFSCIENCEAND TECHNOLOGYIUT BREST-MORLAIXUNIVERSITY INSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGYIUT QUIMPERUNIVERSITYINSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGYIAEGRADUATESCHOOLOF MANAGEMENTIPAGTRAINING INSTITUTEFOR CIVIL SERVICECAREERSEUROPEANINSTITUTEFORMARINE STUDIESESIABHIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGEFOR AGRI-FOOD ENGINEERSIN ATLANTIC BRITTANYSCHOOL OF MEDICINESCHOOL OF DENTISTRYSCHOOL OF MIDWIFERYDEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPYFACULTYOF SPORTS ANDEDUCATIONALSCIENCES21
COURSESThe different courses are a blend of theory andpractical skills combining the acquisition of theoreticalknowledge, introduction to research approaches andmethods, and the development of practical knowledgethrough workshops, career conferences with specialguest speakers, field trips, internships, stays abroad andtutored projects. Not only a place of study, the Facultyis also a place of research: conferences, seminars,study days and symposia organized by many of theFaculty’s affiliated laboratories host French and foreignresearchers and are also accessible to students, inkeeping with the training-research relationship at theheart of its missions.GENERAL BACHELOR’SDEGREESArtsHumanities European, Classical and DigitalLiteracyThe Faculty is located right inthe middle of Brest city centre. English-German English-Chinese English-Spanish Law-International CareersHumanities Classical Humanities Modern HumanitiesLLCER Languages, Literatureand Foreign andRegional Civilizations English Spanish BretonHistory History-Art and Archaeology History - Geography History-Political and SocialSciences 12 departments1/Arts2/Geographyand Town andCountry Planning7/Languages, Literatureand Foreign and RegionalCivilizations9/ Philosophy4/History of Artand Archaeology10/Psychology5/Humanities6/Applied ForeignLanguages11/Human Sciences,Anthropology,Ethnology12/Sociology 8 Research UnitsCAPHI Atlantic Centre forPhilosophyCECJI Centre for the Study of Lettersand DiariesCFV Centre François VièteCRBC Centre for Breton and CelticResearchCRPC-CLCS Department of Researchin Psychopathology - ClinicalBonding and Subjective CreationBonding and Subjective CreationHCTI Heritages andConstructions inText and ImageLABERS Laboratoryfor Study and Researchin SociologyLP3C Laboratoryfor Psychology:Cognition, Behaviour,Communication 4,000 students / 150 lecturer-researchers22History of Artand Archaeology Law-Art Market Art and Archaeology Heritage8/Humanities3/HistoryLEA Applied ForeignLanguagesPhilosophy Philosophy (single disciplinary) Openness (multidisciplinary)PsychologyThe Centre for Breton and CelticResearch’s Yves Le Gallo Libraryhas a very extensive collection ofpublications on Brittany and theCeltic countries.Human Sciences,Anthropology, Ethnology EthnologySociologyGeography and Town andCountry Planning Sea, Environment, Tourism, Townand Country Planning, Coast(METAL)VOCATIONALBACHELOR’S DEGREESSocial Interventions: Supportfor Specific Populations Gerontologial CoordinationManagerCareers in Tourism and Leisure Designing Tourism Products andPromoting Regions Tourism Accommodation andEnvironmentsMASTER’S DEGREESArts, Humanities, Civilizations Texts, Images, ForeignLanguages Preparation for higher educationEnglishPerforming and PerformingArts Traditional Music ArtistsCulture and Communication International ProjectManagementFrench as a Foreign Language French as a Foreign LanguageEducational PracticesLanguages and Society Celtic languages andcultures in contactHumanities LICE (Literature,Correspondence, Publications) Preparation for higher educationHumanitiesManagement and InternationalTrade Management of MultilingualExport-RelatedInternational ProjectsRunning Cultural Projects orInstitutions Live Performance ManagementTranslation and Interpreting Writer/TranslatorEpistemology, History ofScience and Technology Cultural History of Science andTechnology, Digital Humanitiesand MediationsCivilizations, Culturesand Societies Civilizations, Culturesand Societies (Ethnology, History,Philosophy, Breton) Preparation for higher educationHistoryGender Studies The Body and Biopolitics DiscriminationHUMANITIES& SOCIAL SCIENCESFACULTYOF HUMANITIESAND SOCIALSCIENCESIDS Intervention and SocialDevelopment Leadership and Management ofServices and Projects: AgeingDisabilities Leadership and Managementof Services and Projects:Childhood-FamilyHeritage and Museums Management of Architectural,Artistic and Cultural HeritagePsychology Subjectivity and UnconsciousProcesses: Trauma, Suffering andExclusion (SPI) Social Representations, Practicesand Interventions: Qualitative andQuantitative Studies (RESPI) Cognition, Learning, Assessmentand Remediation: Virtual Realityand Simulation (CAER)Clinical Psychology,Psychopathology and HealthPsychology Psychology of Normal andPathological AgeingTourism Management of Coastal TourismActivities and Structures.23
FACUTLYOF SCIENCEANDTECHNOLOGYCourses at the Faculty of Science andTechnology are enriching and cover a broadspectrum in the field of sciences fromfundamental to engineering sciences. TheFaculty relies on the multidisciplinary activityof its six research units, which allows everyoneto follow the path that best suits their maininterests and career plans. Many of the coursesoffer placement-study programmes. It welcomesstudents from all academic levels from otherFrench, European or non-European universitiesand international mobility is possible for all ofits paths.DEUST (SCIENTIFIC ANDTECHNICAL UNIVERSITYSTUDIES DIPLOMA)Technician in Interactive andCommunicating MediaUNIVERSITY DEGREEActuarial Degree from BrestBACHELOR’S DEGREESChemistry Laboratory ofthe Faculty of Science andTechnology 6 Research UnitsCEMCA Laboratory forMolecular Chemistry,Electrochemistry, andAnalytical ChemistryGÉOARCHITECTURE:Territories, urbanization,biodiversity, environment Image and Sound Mechanical Technology Electronics andtelecommunications Signals, Telecommunications andNetworks CMI (Master of Engineering)Electronics Radio frequenciesand Telecommunications CMI (Master of Engineering)Telecommunications andNetworks Application Design andDevelopment Computer Engineering International Computer Science: Foundationsand ApplicationsOPTIMAG Optics andMagnetismORPHY Laboratory for theOptimization of PHYsiologicalRegulations 10 ics3/Géoarchitecture9/Earth munication,English and Humansciences24Engineering SciencesComputer ScienceLMBA Atlantic BrittanyLaboratory for MathematicsLab-STICC Laboratoryof Information andCommunication Science andTechnology5/Computer ScienceCOURSES 3,000 students / 250 lecturer-researchersMathematicsHosting the French Congress ofMechanics (CFM) - August 2019The event brought together over1,000 participants from 22 differentcountries. Fundamental Mathematics Advanced Mathematics andCompetitive Examinations (PMRC)Mathematics and ComputerScience applied to the Humanand Social Sciences (MIASHS) Mathematics-economics Advanced Mathematics andCompetitive Examinations(PMRC) Financial MathematicsPhysics, Chemistry Physics Chemistry Physics-Chemistry Physics-MathematicsEarth Sciences Geology Biology and Geology HydrographyLife Sciences Biology of Organisms andPopulations Environment Cellular and Molecular Biologyand Physiology Multidisciplinary Path BCMP Cellular and Molecular Biologyand Physiology multidisciplinaryGeography and Town andCountry Planning Town and Country Planning andUrbanismVOCATIONALBACHELOR’S DEGREESLandscaping: design,management, maintenance Project Coordinator: Coastallandscapes and natural heritageCareers in Electronics:Communication, On-boardSystems On-board Marine ElectronicsSystems (SEME)Careers in Building and CivilEngineering Works: energy andenvironmental performance ofbuildings Environmental Management andOverall Quality of ConstructionsMASTER’S DEGREEActuarial ScienceBiodiversity, Ecology, Evolution Biodiversity Management andConservationChemistry Chemistry and Interfaces withLiving Organisms Analytical Chemistry,Chemometrics, Quality Optimization of ExperimentalProcedures [CACQ-OPEx]Computer Science Software Engineering,Applications for EnvironmentalData Software for On-board Systems Software Development forInformation Systems Information Technology andSoftwareEngineering (placemen-studyprogramme) International Complementary Skills in DigitalServices Interactive, Intelligent andAutonomous SystemsDesign Engineering Mechanical Design - IndustrialEngineeringImage Engineering, SoundEngineering Image and SoundMathematics and Applications Fundamental Mathematics Preparation for the Agrégationpublic education competitiveexamCareers in teaching Advanced courseMicrobiology Fundamental and AppliedMicrobiologyNetworks andTelecommunications / CMI(Engineering Master’s DegreeCurriculum) Radio Frequency andTelecommunicationsElectronics Telecommunications andNetworks Signals and TelecommunicationsSCIENCE &TECHNOLOGYOedemera - BiologyUrbanism and Town andCountry Planning Urbanism and Development Environment and Town andCountry PlanningFundamental Physicsand Applications Nanosciences, Nanomaterials,Nanotechnologies Photonics Physics and InstrumentationBiology-Health A nalyzing toxicological risk to theconsumer [ARTox] Physiology of Regulations25
FOCUS SciencesInstitutes and specialized pathsISBRecording studioISB Image & Sound BrestBrest: city- andcountry-scapein onelocationInstituteMixing auditoriumfor Town and Country Planningand Sustainable Urbanism,EnvironmentSustainable Town and CountryPlanning and Urbanism, EnvironmentFilm setEURIAEuropean Institute of ActuarialStudiesEURIA has been training actuaries since 1989. It has560 graduates and more than 400 actuaries who aremembers of the French Institute of Actuaries. Thisinstitute excels in the French and international actuariallandscape. In addition, it is one of the ten training pathsrecognized by the French Institute of Actuaries, whichmeans that graduates become an Associate Actuary,which is a real employability asset. EURIA has alreadyhonoured 28 graduating classes and now our studentscan find work several months before their actualgraduation. EURIA’s graduate employability rate is 100%,for an average annual salary of around 40,000, whichplaces EURIA at the same level as the best engineeringschools.26Institute ofGEOARCHITECTUREThe Institute of Geoarchitecture was founded on the basis of notone but several disciplines with the aim of providing high-levelvocational education in the fields ofthe environment, urbanismand town and country planning.The Institute awards a Bachelor’s degree, for which it carriesout the teaching in the third year, and a Master’s degree, whichincludes professional practice workshops (junior design office).Its lecturer-researchers provide doctoral training through aResearch Centre (EA 7462). Finally, there is a strong demand forits continuing education training for professionals groups. TheInstitute of Geoarchitecture is a member of APERAU (Associationfor the Promotion of Teaching and Research in Town and CountryPlanning) and of AESOP (Association of European Schools ofPlanning).Hosting the Urbanismcompetition ChallengeAPERAU Brest 2019.10 teams of studentsfrom France, Belgium andSwitzerland took part.SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGYThe Image & Sound course is one of the fewuniversity curricula in France for training in thetechnical trades of image and sound.The course content is multidisciplinary, combiningscientific and technical subjects. The ISB(Image & Son Brest) teaching team, in line with thismultidisciplinary approach, is made up of aroundsixty people (1/4 academic staff and 3/4 visitingprofessionals) from various backgrounds. Thestudios and technical equipment, which ae regularlymaintained and updated, are available to students.To ensure easy access to the material and trainingunder optimal conditions, these courses are limitedto 24 students. ISB’s full three-year training courseconsists of a 1-year Bachelor’s degree and a 2-yearMaster’s degree.27
COURSESThe Interdisciplinary GraduateSchool for the Blue planet (ISblue)is the only Graduate ResearchSchool in France for marinesciences and technology financedunder the “Investments for theFuture Programme” (PIA). Thisconfirms the leadership of highereducation in Finistère in thisstrategic field, which enables it toraise it’s international profile.MARINE STUDIESThe whole world is now focusing on the oceanand its coastlines. The 21st century will be thecentury of the sea. Brest is a city at the cuttingedge of Europe (both physically and literally!)and IUEM is a melting pot of marine scienceswhere the University and national bodies pooltheir resources and intelligence, developing itsresearch at the forefront of knowledge. Over theyears, its team of committed staff has enabledIUEM to build up expertise that is renownedthroughout the international marine sciencescommunity. Its studies are pluri- and interdisciplinary and are organized around four linesof research:1- The sea, which plays a major role inbiogeochemical cycles and in the climate of ourplanet. 2- Marine ecosystems and biodiversity.3- Deep marine environments that are stillunexplored. 4- The coast, a complex and fragileinterface.Recording lobstersounds. LEMAR/BEBESTUBO Thesis - YouennJezequel. 8 Research UnitsAMURE Development of theUses of Marine and CoastalResources and SpacesLETG-Brest Littoral,Environmental, RemoteSensing, and GeomaticsIRDL Dupuy de LômeResearch InstituteLGO Laboratory for OceanGeosciencesLBCM Marine Biotechnologyand Chemistry LaboratoryLM2E Laboratory ofMicrobiology of ExtremeEnvironmentsLEMAR Laboratory of MarineEnvironmental SciencesLOPS Laboratory of Physicaland SpatialOceanography 250 Master students / 200 doctoral students500 scientists, technicians and administrative staff
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