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The SCUIO-IP supports you in developing your academic plan, from designing your course of study to entering the workforce. It also assists you with changing your academic focus. Are you a student at the University of Montpellier but unsure if you’re on the right track? Don’t panic! If the academic program you initially chose at the university doesn’t meet your expectations, the university system allows you to change your academic path at both the Bachelor’s and Master’s levels. To develop a new academic plan, it’s important to discuss this with your professors and academic advisors as soon as possible. To explore changing your major and help you build your career plan, the National Educational Psychologists (PsyEN) at SCUIO-IP provide personalized support. C3R – “React / Rebound / Succeed” Certification A completely free university diploma for first-year students, designed to support them in developing a new academic plan starting in the second semester. 5 modules totaling 52 hours from November to December: “Assessment-Plan-Action”: Work on the student’s self-assessment, get to know oneself, highlight one’s skills, aspirations, and abilities. Develop a plan consistent with the self-assessment and the realities of the professional world. “Oral Communication”: Improve oral expression, learn to speak in public, prepare for an interview… “Written Communication”: Develop writing skills, refine professional writing… “Information Research Methods and Social Media…”: Social issues, press reviews, work methodologies… “Practical Concepts About Business and the Job Market”: Different types of contracts and employment opportunities for young people (youth contracts, apprenticeship contracts…). Procedures and information on work-study programs/apprenticeships. Group workshops Workshops to support further education offered at the Richter and Triolet campuses. Workshop 1: Identifying Your Skills to Showcase Them Grasping the concept of skills in its entirety. Identifying your own skills and selecting them appropriately for a targeted job application. Workshop 2: Drafting a Resume/Cover Letter for Further Education Guide you through the steps of drafting a resume and writing a cover letter for an application to continue your studies. Workshop 3: Preparing for an Admission Interview (admission to a program) Guide you through the steps of preparing for a motivational interview for admission to a selective program. Registration Individual interviews, by appointment, also allow you to discuss your expectations regarding your academic path, analyze your experiences, and develop career guidance strategies in complete confidentiality. To schedule an appointment, contact the SCUIO-IP. How to change your major during your bachelor’s degree? In your first year of study, if you wish to switch to a different program, two options are available to you: You can switch majors as early as the first semester. You may request to switch to a different specialization or even a different bachelor’s program for the second semester of your first year. Contact your academic office as well as the National Education Psychologists (PsyEN) at the SCUIO-IP to learn about all the options and resources available to you. You will likely need to complete certain courses from the first semester of your new program. You can complete your current year and choose a different program for the next academic year. Starting in the second semester of your first year, you can no longer switch majors during the academic year. Instead of dropping out, you can complete your current year. This will allow you to redirect your academic path while maintaining the same level of study (first, second, or third year).To better plan your career path, contact the National Educational Psychologists (PsyEN) at SCUIO-IP. Get support as you continue your studies Receive personalized advice, with or without an appointment, on preparing your application materials for further studies (Bachelor’s, Master’s, etc.): identify your skills to highlight them; organize your search for programs; write your resume and cover letter; prepare for your interview.

The SCUIO-IP supports you throughout your academic journey and transition into the workforce. Are you a high school student interested in learning about the University of Montpellier? Do you need help choosing a program or refining your academic plans? Are you looking to change your academic path or return to school? Would you like to participate in career transition workshops? Are you interested in exploring career opportunities related toUM programs? WouldUM like to joinUM professional networkUM internship and job offers, CV database A team of professionals here to help you https://youtu.be/oqnt1mGFmro Schedule an appointment by phone with our National Education psychologists for an individual consultation to help you develop your academic and career plans Schedule an appointment by phone, with our career services advisors for an individual consultation or group workshop to help you with your internship and job search—CV, cover letter, job interview, application materials for work-study programs or master’s programs. Learn more Resources to help you Books and thematic guides on training programs, competitive exams, professions, and fields of activity, Information on campus life (academic and practical aspects), Specialized journals, monthly and weekly publications available for free consultation, Details on career opportunities, current job positions, and company names by degree. Computers available for public use Search our books in the online catalog Items may be borrowed for a period of 7 days. Downloads SCUIO-IP Presentation and Schedule (French, PDF file) SCUIO-IP Presentation leaflet and schedule (English, PDF file) SCUIO-IP’s missions: Information and Orientation SCUIO-IP’s missions: Career Placement Health Tutoring (PASS LAS) at the University of Montpellier Transforming access to health studies Location View in full screen

On October 22, the University of Montpellier—and the Faculty of Law and Political Science in particular—paid tribute to Professor Georges Frêche, who passed away ten years ago. Here is a look back at the life of an extraordinary academic and political figure who did not wait for posterity to build his own legend.