Tailor your Master’s degree and stand out from the crowd with the Graduate Programmes!
On Tuesday 6 October at the Forum des Savoirs at the MSH in Dijon, from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm, Université Bourgogne Europe is dedicating a day to its Graduate Programmes. Students, lecturers and researchers… make the most of this day to find out more about what the scheme has to offer and develop your potential!
Come and find out about UBE’s Graduate Programmes!
This scheme enables students to personalise their academic journey, helping them to stand out from a pile of CVs, prepare for a second Master’s degree or even set their sights on a PhD.
The first part of the day will be aimed at students, with several stands run by students who took part in a Graduate Programme last year. They will be able to share their experiences and answer participants’ questions.
From 2.00 pm, lecturers and researchers are welcome to attend a round-table discussion with five lecturers and researchers who have organised Graduate Programmes. This will provide an opportunity to learn about the teaching methods and key aspects of this scheme.
The afternoon’s programme will feature presentations by, amongst others:
- Climate modelling: Emmanuelle Pucéat, Senior Lecturer in Palaeoclimatology and member of the Biogeosciences laboratory
- Adaptations: Edith Salès-Wuillemin, Vice-President for Quality of Life at Work, Professor of Social Psychology and Occupational Psychology, and member of the Psy-DREPI laboratory
- Movement signals and AI: Raphael Hamard, Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics and member of the CAPS laboratory
- From engineer to researcher: Maria-Alice Bertolim, Lecturer and Researcher in Mathematics at ESEO and member of the IMB laboratory, and Maxime Berger, Lecturer and Head of Teaching at ESTP
- Innovation: Science, Economics, Discourse: Ivan Ledezma, Professor of Economics and member of the LEDI laboratory
For more information on the Graduate Programmes, please feel free to attend; you can also find out more here.
If you are a lecturer-researcher, lecturer, researcher or student and would like to register for the event: