TRANSBIO Graduate School - COMUE Université Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

TRANSBIO Graduate School

Join TRANSBIO Graduate School’s program in Territories, environments and food

> Promote the transition to sustainable resources use and biodiversity protection

The TRANSBIO Graduate School offers a research training degree at the master’s and doctorate level, structured as graduate programs. It is supported by research laboratories and the “Territories, environment, food” scientific axis of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté university site.

The 5 graduate programs of TRANSBIO:

  • Interactions between humans and the environment in the context of global changes
  • Sustainable development and resource management
  • Microbiology, food science and technology
  • Biodiversity and (agro)ecology
  • Geomatics, spatial planning and socio-economics

Through its programs, the TRANSBIO Graduate School promotes:

  • A strong theoretical and experimental education, thanks to immersion in high-level research laboratories, access to cutting-edge technological platforms, and close ties with socio-economic partners.
  • An interdisciplinary approach, to better understand and address societal challenges through innovative and cross-cutting projects.
  • An open-minded attitude, which is essential for scientific and/or technological innovation and is fostered by exposure to the latest scientific advances and critical thinking training.
  • A truly international dimension, through a network of partners offering mobility and networking opportunities.

The TRANSBIO Graduate School offers 17 master’s degrees and 4 doctoral programs across 5 graduate programs.


Masters :

* Courses taught in English
** Second year (M2) taught in English


Doctoral schools:

To support this educational dynamic, the EIPHI Graduate School relies on 10 research laboratories, which gather around 550 permanent researchers and teacher-researchers:

Who can apply?
Students who have obtained a licence/bachelor’s equivalent to 180 ECTS (European Credits Transfer Scale) (high school diploma + 3 or 4 years of university studies).
Formal education or continuing education.


What will you learn?
Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary concepts and tools in agriculture, agronomy, food science, ecology, biodiversity, behavioural biology, sustainable development, geology, water, soil, environmental sciences, geotechnics, mineral resources, geography, archaeology, economics, health and the human and social sciences related to the environment. These concepts and tools enable us to study all interactions between organisms, humans and their environment at various spatial and temporal scales.

Why?
To enter the world of work while pursuing a doctorate.


When?
Training of 5 years over 10 semesters (academic year from September to August).


Where?
Institut Agro Dijon (city of Dijon), Université Bourgogne Europe (city of Dijon), Université Marie et Louis Pasteur (city of Besançon)


How?
Through 120 ECTS (60 ECTS during M1 + 60 ECTS during M2).


Graduate program: Interactions between humans and the environment in the context of global changes

> 4 masters:


Graduate program: Sustainable development and resource management
> 5 masters:


Graduate program: Microbiology, food science and technology
> 4 masters:

 

 

Graduate program: Biodiversity and (agro)ecology
> 2 masters:


Graduate program: Geomatics, spatial planning and socio-economics
> 2 masters:

 

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Individualised pedagogical support:

  • Throughout your course, you will benefit from individual support from a mentor (a researcher or a doctoral student) to help you develop your skills, knowledge and professional network

Practical experience on high-tech platforms:

  • Develop cutting-edge theoretical and practical scientific skills
  • Access internships and research projects in companies and scientific laboratories
An international research environment and numerous mobility opportunities:
  • Apply for and/or take part in scholarships for international internships, joint masters, joint doctorates, Erasmus+, seminars and international workshops