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Study at the University of Bordeaux STUDY AT the university oFBORDEAUX CAMPUS FRANCE ÉQUIVALENCES QUADRI CPUS_18_12755_Label_Bienv_3Etoil_CMJN 16/11/2018 24, rue Salomon de Rothschild - 92288 Suresnes - FRANCE CYAN 100 % MAGENTA 57 % NOIR 2 % Tél. : +33 (0)1 57 32 87 00 / Fax : +33 (0)1 57 32 87 87 Web : www.carrenoir.com Ce fichier est un document d’exécution créé sur Illustrator version CS6. MAGENTA 94 % JAUNE 100 % ↘ An international Campus of Excellence 2 ©Genay_OPC University ↘ of Bordeaux 7,200 international students 700 partner universities 2,000 based in over 80 56,000 doctoral students countries worlwide students Multidisciplinary: › Science & Technology 70 › Law, Economics, international Management & Political Science study programs: 150 › taught in a foreign 250 › Health Sciences Bachelor Master language programs programs › Human Sciences › international mobility › joint / double degree 22 international joint research 130 EU 70 laboratories collaborative research laboratories projects One of the 135 largest student campus sites associations Best university in 38 France and Europe in Europe university libraries for sports (2018) 3 © Thomas Sanson © Thomas Bordeaux is best! Just some of the reasons to come and join us... 1. International study programs 4. International recognition The university has a wide range of The University of Bordeaux features in international study programs taught the following rankings (2019/2020): in English (or other languages) and › n°24 in Reuters Europe's Top 100 that offer students the possibility of Innovative Universities and n°80 travelling abroad and / or completing in its World's Top 100 Innovative joint or double degrees. Universities 2. Highly qualified teaching staff › n°86 in the Times Higher Education Young University Ranking and 101- The university employs around 200 in their Impact Ranking (3rd 6,000 staff members, of which nearly 4,000 are academic and French university) research staff, recognized for the › n° 201-300 in the Shanghai General quality of their scientific and Ranking. teaching qualifications. 5. Open to the world 3. Cutting-edge research The University of Bordeaux holds The field of research is a driving numerous partnerships with force of the University of Bordeaux. international universities (over 1,000 The university boasts nine Clusters cooperation agreements have been of Excellence in the domains of signed with over 500 establishments neuroscience, medical imaging, worldwide). environment / climate, advanced materials, archeology, lasers/optics, 6. A unique location digital certification, health and Bordeaux, wine capital of the world, is society, cardiology. located at the very heart of Southern Europe, only one hour from the Atlantic ocean and a few hours from major EU capitals and cities. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, described as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble”. 4 The higher education system in France France boasts an internationally renowned and highly accessible system of higher education. Universities confer national degrees (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate) that deliver ECTS credits, recognized by many countries in the European Union and around the world. International study offer Courses taught in English International study programs The University of Bordeaux The University of Bordeaux proposes over 70 offers over 400 courses international study programs. These programs taught in English within the respect one or more of the following criteria: disciplines: Law, Political › The majority of courses are taught in a Science, Economics and foreign language (English, Spanish, German) Management / Science and Technology / Health Sciences › A mobility period is obligatory for registered / Human Sciences. These students courses are described on our › Students have the possibility to apply for a university website via the double degree at the end of the course (degree platform “Find a course”. from the University of Bordeaux and from one or more partners) ECTS 60 120 180 240 300 credits BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORATE University Technical Diploma st nd rd st 1 2 3 1 2nd 1st 2nd 3rd year year year year year year year year 5 Science and Technology All courses in English courses All and English in French Courses in French courses All degree / joint / triple Double Degree Discipline University Applied science Technical Diploma Electrical engineering and industrial computing Biology Chemistry Computer science Bachelor Engineering science Mathematics Physics and chemistry Physics Collaborative Aero-system operations Degree Advanced materials Advanced materials innovative recycling Advanced materials for innovation and sustainability Agro-biomedical science in food and health Agronomy of plants with health benefits Algebra, geometry and number theory Master Biodiversité, écologie et évolution / Parcours écologie - sciences forestières Biology agrosciences Cancer biology Enterprise engineering Environmental contamination and toxicology Euro-Mediterranean master of neuroscience 6 All courses in English courses All and English in French Courses in French courses All degree / joint / triple Double Degree Discipline Functionalized advanced materials and engineering Ingénierie des systèmes complexes / Parcours ingénierie des systèmes pour l'image et le signal Image processing and computer vision Light sciences and technology * MathBoX Neuroscience (Neurasmus) * Neuroscience (NeuroBIM) * Master Nutrition humaine et santé, science des aliments Physical-chemistry and chemical physics Polymer sciences Science in marine environment and resources Transfers-fluids-materials in aeronautical and space applications Toxicologie et éco-toxicologie / Parcours écotoxicologie et chimie de l'environnement et chimie *Graduate Research Programs have been launched within the domains of Neuroscience, Digital public health and Light sciences and technologies. Founded on specific disciplines where Bordeaux has achieved international levels of excellence in terms of education and research, these graduate programs propose a high-level training at Master and Doctorate level. 7 Meet Tiina Veersalu Erasmus student from Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia → Field of studies: International business management Why did you choose the What does your typical day here University of Bordeaux? look like? The courses were a good fit with A typical day usually means those at my home university and attending lectures at the University to top it all, the city of Bordeaux is from around 9am to 4pm. During renowned for its great quality of life my lunch break I like to visit nice and attractive location. bakeries or coffee shops with my Erasmus friends. How would you describe the University of Bordeaux in one Anything else? word? During my semester here at the Practical! The University of University of Bordeaux, I visited Bordeaux offers courses that are many other beautiful places in focused on case studies, group work France, such as Paris, Arcachon, the and discussions between professors Dune of Pilat, Biscarosse, Cauterets and students. and Toulouse. All in all, many great memories of the time I have had in France during my exchange semester! 8 Meet Alexander MacLean Undergraduate student from the University of Waterloo, Canada → Field of studies: Biomedical engineering What were your impressions of Dune du Pyla on the Atlantic coast. the University of Bordeaux, the I also enjoyed meeting with others people, the city? for language and culture exchanges, I have nothing but great things to and was actively involved in some say about my time in Bordeaux. The local groups such as TripMeeters University provided support with and BlaBla language exchange. the logistics of coming abroad, such What did you learn with this as organizing the student housing with the Crous (an organization that international experience? deals with various aspects of student The working culture here in life in France) and opening bank Bordeaux is very different from accounts. And everyone helped me the other internships I completed with my French! previously back home in Waterloo. Living in Bordeaux was a wonderful The French underline the experience, especially during the importance of taking short breaks summertime! The entire city is like a during the day and do not try to museum – there is so much history, “look busy” all the time – I think art, and culture to explore and enjoy. these elements improve the quality I loved being able to explore the of the overall work environment and region around Bordeaux including St I felt more productive than before. Emilion for the famous wine or the 9 Law, Economics and Management All courses in English courses All and English in French Courses in French courses All degree / joint / triple Double Degree Discipline University Technical Marketing techniques Diploma International management of sales projects Vocational Intercultural management with a global Bachelor perspective Purchasing Law (3 international tracks): French & English/ Spanish/German track* Bachelor Economie et gestion Management science Bachelor/ Magistère d'économie et finance Master internationales Postgraduate Etudes de populations et statistiques sociales diploma Banque, finance et négoce international Business administration (MBA) Corporate and investment banking 3.0 Droit des échanges euro-méditerranéens Droit des relations transatlantiques Master Droit public comparé** Droit public fondamental Economie internationale : Parcours économie, banque et finance internationales Economic affairs Economic risks and data science
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