EDSML
The Doctoral School of Marine and Coastal Sciences (EDSML) is multidisciplinary and relies on research laboratories of excellence. It aims to train specialists in their discipline who are able to evolve in a multidisciplinary scientific context. Hosted and housed at IUEM, this doctoral school participates in the construction of a culture in marine sciences, which is also extended to the human and social sciences. It has 200 PhD on site and relies on 38 research units, through 22 specialities, as well as 228 holders of a habilitation to direct research (HDR).
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Are you a Master student looking for a thesis in marine sciences? Thesis proposals are available all year round but mainly from February to May.
Training
Training at IUEM
SML Master’s degrees
Marine and coastal sciences
The Marine and Coastal Sciences training area is unique in France. It comprises 8 master’s degrees, each of which covers different aspects of marine and coastal sciences, according to their respective fields of study: Biotechnologies, Biology, Environmental Management, Applied Economics, Law of Maritime Spaces and Activities, Earth, Planet and Environmental Sciences, Marine Environmental Chemistry, Physics.
EDSML
Doctoral School of Marine and Coastal Sciences
The Doctoral School of Marine and Coastal Sciences is naturally multidisciplinary and aims to bring together the disciplines involved in the study of the marine environment in the broadest sense. It trains high-level specialists in the universe sciences, life sciences, human sciences and engineering.
Continuing education
The SML Master’s degrees offer, at IUEM, the framework for UBO’s continuing education on marine topics and offers a complete catalogue.
Pedagogical Innovation
The Pedagogical Innovation Service supports university pedagogy. A pedagogical engineer accompanies, supports and trains teachers, students and doctoral students in the transformation of their pedagogical practices. It also helps to promote these initiatives.