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Hayka: Strengthening Academic Capacity in Madagascar

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Published on: November 9 , 2023

From October 2 to 6, 2023, more than 40 female faculty members, Professors EC), and members…

Oriol Amat: Sound finances lead to sound ethics

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Oriol Amat is a professor of economics at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, where he also served as rector. He is regarded as an expert in financial accounting, management control, and corporate fraud. On September 20, the University of Montpellier was pleased to award him an honorary doctorate.

“Pooling Collective Intelligence”: Preparatory Workshop for Montpellier Global Days 2024

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Date: Oct. 2 - Oct. 3, 2023
Location: Flahault Lecture Hall , Institute of Botany – 163 Auguste Broussonnet Street, 34000 Montpellier

Green mobility in the Erasmus+ program

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Date: 12 Oct 2023
Location: Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 University – Saint Charles I Campus

Solidarity with Morocco

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Published on: September 11 , 2023

Following the earthquake that struck during the night of September 8–9, the University of Montpellier…

Michel Bouvier: A Medical Approach That Sets a Standard

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A world-renowned researcher in the field of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), Michel Bouvier has contributed to numerous fundamental and therapeutic discoveries regarding these proteins, which are the target of more than 30% of the drugs on the market. Many researchers from Montpellier trained under the professor at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Montreal. In 2023, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Montpellier.

Call for Proposals: "Education, Research & Outreach" – European Teaming Project

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Published on: July 7 , 2023

This call for proposals is part of a European project funded by the H2020 program…

A collaborative platform for doctoral students around the world

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Published on: June 8 , 2023

To contribute to efforts aimed at feeding, caring for, and protecting people and the planet,…

HayKa: Toward Better Organization of Malagasy Doctoral Schools

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Published on: May 15 , 2023

Coordinated by the University of Montpellier and conducted in collaboration with six universities…

EXPLORE#5 CALL FOR PROJECTS, SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY

Content type: Call for proposals

Published on: April 28 , 2023

As part of the I-SITE Excellence Program (P.E.I.), the University of Montpellier (UM) is launching…

Call for Proposals: BIOPOLIS 2023 – European Teaming Project

Content type: Call for proposals

Published on: April 26 , 2023

This call for proposals is part of a European project funded by the H2020 program…

Carlos Jaramillo – 120 million years for a single man

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A leading figure in paleontology, Colombian scientist Carlos Jaramillo specializes in the evolution of Amazonian-Andean ecosystems over the past 120 million years. The researcher at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute has, in particular, shed light on the origins of the region’s rich biodiversity.

Montpellier-Sherbrooke, as a pair

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Date: Apr 24 - April 28, 2023
Location: Triolet Campus , Polytech, Building 31 – Place Eugène Bataillon, Montpellier

Biopolis

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Contribute to the development and international outreach of a Center of Research for Biodiversity Research in Portugal by sharing the expertise and knowledge available in Montpellier.  The BIOPOLIS project, funded under Phase 2 of the European H2020 Teaming program, aims to transform the CIBIO research laboratory in Porto into a Center of Excellence for Research, Development, and Innovation in the fields of biodiversity, agrobiodiversity, and ecosystem services. The project is based on skills transfer and capacity building. This means that the partners must support the BIOPOLIS research center in its development, overall operations, and R&D&I activities. The University of Montpellier is a project partner alongside the Portuguese research center CIBIO and the Porto Business School. BIOPOLIS is funded to the tune of 15 million euros over seven years by the European H2020 Teaming program, which aims to develop so-called less advanced regions—in this case, northern Portugal—with guidance and support from other so-called more advanced regions, in this instance France. The project also receives €15 million in funding from the Northern Portugal Region under the ERDF program. 3 strategic pillars: Environmental and biodiversity assessment and monitoring Ecosystem functioning, services, and restoration Agrobiodiversity, conservation, and competitiveness of local genetic resources and agricultural systems.  Our Actions Calls for Proposals 2024 Call for Proposals: Recruitment of Young Researchers This call for proposals is part of a European project funded by the H2020 Teaming program (“Biopolis”). The Biopolis project aims to support the development in Portugal of a center of excellence in research, development, and innovation in the fields of biodiversity, agrobiodiversity, and ecosystem services.Learn more Joint UM-CIBIO Call for Proposals: Education, Research, and Outreach: Still OpenThis call for proposals aims to fund skills transfer activities falling under WP4 (training and education of Biopolis Center of Excellence staff), WP5 (development of the center’s strategic scientific program), and WP6 (communication, dissemination, and exploitation of the center’s activities).Learn more 2023 Call for Proposals: Recruitment of PhD Students/Early-Career ResearchersThis call for proposals aims to hire female and male PhD students and early-career researchers using funds from the Teaming project managed by UM (i.e., with hiring by UM within UMRs partnering with the BIOPOLIS project). It paves the way for new collaborations, as the BIOPOLIS project ends in September 2027.Learn more Call for Proposals 2022: Recruitment of PhD Students and Early-Career ResearchersThis call for proposals aims to hire female and male PhD students and early-career researchers using funds from the Teaming project managed by UM (i.e., with hiring by UM within UMRs partnering with the BIOPOLIS project). It supports projects stemming from existing collaborations between Montpellier and CIBIO. Learn more EVENTS 2024 Advanced Course: BigOmics Advanced Course March 4–8, 2024 CIRAD This advanced course is organized as part of the European “BIOPOLIS” project between the University of Montpellier and CIBIO. It focuses on bioinformatics/population genomics to study crops, with an emphasis on domestication and adaptation. It includes a one-week in-person session at CIRAD from March 4 to 8, featuring presentations, hands-on sessions, and mini-research projects on introgression between rice cultivars. Participants will work remotely with instructors until March 29, presenting their results at the end of the course. Registration is open until January 31 by clicking here. 2023 Training and Research Workshop on Evolutionary Genomics for Plant Models and Crops Modeling in Ecology and Evolution When Artists Meet Scientists - Island Journey: Another Story of Avian Parasites 2022 Training and Research Workshop on Evolutionary Genomics for Plant Models and Crops TiBE 2022 The Biology of Colors Participating UMRs List of UMRs AGAP AMAP CEFE CEEM CBGP DIADE IHPE IPSIM  ISEM MIVEGEC BIOPOLIS website This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No. 857251

CHARM-EU International Master’s Degree in “Global Challenges for Sustainability”

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L’alliance d’universités Charm-EU propose depuis 2021 un master’s degree, transdisciplinaire et international, sur la thématique de la durabilité. La nouvelle version de ce diplôme conjoint permet aux futures étudiantes et étudiants de suivre un enseignement commun aux neuf universités partenaires de Charm-EU au sein d’un véritable campus européen interconnecté. Et d’étudier au moins un semestre dans un de ces prestigieux établissements. Inscriptions jusqu'au 22 février 2026. Ouverture des inscriptions le 15 janvier 2026 Quels débouchés ? Résolument transdisciplinaire, cette formation inédite enseignée en anglais de quatre semestres (120 ECTS) s’adresse aux titulaires d’un diplôme de niveau licence, quelle qu’en soit la discipline, qui souhaitent acquérir des connaissances avancées en matière de développement durable et relever les défis sociétaux mondiaux. Particulièrement innovant, son modèle pédagogique permet aux étudiantes et étudiants de devenir des « managers de la complexité » pour imaginer et piloter des projets en lien avec des défis de société liés à l’eau, à l’alimentation, à la santé et aux sciences du vivant ou encore à l’énergie et aux villes durables. Une collaboration entre 9 universités prestigieuses Dans sa nouvelle version, ouverte aux inscriptions le 15 janvier 2026, ce diplôme européen est délivré conjointement par neuf universités membres de l’alliance  Charm-EU : l’Université de Barcelone  (Espagne), Trinity College Dublin (Irlande), l’Université d’Utrecht (Pays-Bas), l’Université Eötvös Loránd de Budapest(Hongrie), l’Université de Montpellier, l'Université d’Åbo Akademi (Finlande), l'Université de Würzburg (Allemagne), l'Université des sciences appliquées de la Ruhr-West (Allemagne), l'Université de Bergen (Norvège). Un campus européen interconnecté Ce diplôme se déroule sur deux ans, soit quatre semestres, et offre de nombreuses opportunités de mobilité qui permettent d’étudier dans plusieurs universités partenaires durant la formation. A noter qu’au moins une mobilité d’un semestre dans une des universités de l’alliance est obligatoire. Hybride, l’enseignement est réalisé de façon synchrone par des équipes d’enseignantes et d’enseignants des neuf institutions internationales. Des équipes interdisciplinaires qui mettent leurs compétences et expertises en commun pour offrir la meilleure expérience aux étudiantes et étudiants présents sur les neuf campus. 1er semestre Une phase préparatoire composée de 3 modules obligatoires : Innovation sociale, durabilité et recherche transdisciplinaire. 2e semestre Une phase flexible composée de plusieurs modules, avec la nécessité pour l’étudiant ou l’étudiante de choisir l’un des quatre parcours suivants : Eau : Variations extrêmes dans le cycle de l’eau et leurs conséquences complexes Mesures et stratégies d’adaptation dans la gestion de l’eau Villes résilientes : l’eau dans des environnements urbains Santé et sciences de la vie : Systèmes et politiques de santé Défis sanitaires Vies saines et bien-être Alimentation : Lien entre alimentation, santé et environnement Systèmes alimentaires et leurs transformations Systèmes alimentaires socialement justes et durables Energie et villes durables : Technologies émergentes et villes intelligentes Urbanisme durable Gestion de ressources et résilience Politique, changement climatique et futur des villes durables 3e semestre Une phase d’expérimentation qui donne la possibilité de faire un stage en milieu professionnel dans différents types d’organisations (entreprise privée, institution publique, organisation non gouvernementale, laboratoire de recherche…). 4e semestre Au cours de cette phase intitulée Capstone, les étudiantes et étudiants travaillent en collaboration avec leurs pairs, le personnel académique et des actrices et acteurs extra-universitaires (par exemple, des entreprises ou associations) sur un défi concret de durabilité en Europe, ou dans le monde. Un modèle pédagogique unique Le diplôme “Global challenges for sustainability” (Défis globaux pour le développement durable) est centré sur les étudiantes et étudiants qui deviennent ainsi acteurs de leur apprentissage. Basé sur la résolution de problèmes authentiques et concrets, ce programme offre l’opportunité aux étudiantes et étudiants de travailler en lien avec des pairs internationaux et des acteurs de la société civile sur la résolution de problématiques sociétales complexes en lien avec le développement durable. Il met également en place une méthode d’évaluation innovante par compétences, avec un accompagnement individuel par un mentor tout au long du cursus et des retours réguliers sur les résultats et les moyens à mettre en œuvre pour progresser. Qui peut faire cette formation ? La formation étant transdisciplinaire, tous les profils sont les bienvenus. Les admissions sont ouvertes aux étudiants titulaires d’une licence, quelle qu’en soit la discipline. Il sera demandé au candidat de justifier d’un niveau C1 en anglais au début de la formation en septembre 2026. A savoir que ce diplôme est reconnu en France comme un diplôme d’établissement conférent grade de master. Frais d’inscription ? Gratuit pour les étudiantes et étudiants européens (UE/ AELE) ayant effectué leur dernière année d’étude en France. 5 000 € pour les étudiantes et étudiants bénéficiant de la citoyenneté européenne. 24 000 € pour les étudiantes et étudiants hors Europe. Important : il est possible aux étudiantes et étudiants de postuler à des bourses de mobilité dans le cadre du programme Erasmus+. Comment candidater ? Les inscriptions sont ouvertes du 15 janvier au 22 février 2026. Toutes les informations sur les cours et les modalités de candidature en ligne sont disponibles sur le site web Charm-EU. Pour plus d’informations sur les démarches administratives à l’Université de Montpellier, contacter . For more information, an online information session (in English) will be held on January 14 at 6:00 p.m. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HMhK5Kjq_FM

CHARM-EU European University

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The University of Montpellier has been a member of the CHARM-EU European University Alliance since 2019, alongside eight other prestigious universities in Europe. Together, we are working to design and create a unique new university model aimed at improving the quality, international competitiveness, and appeal of European higher education. European Universities are alliances of European higher education institutions funded by the European Union and supported by the French government. They aim to offer new opportunities for learning, research, and innovation to their communities, while contributing to European excellence and the global influence of higher education and research in Europe. The initiative began in 2018 with 41 alliances of institutions and continues with the goal of reaching 60 European Universities by 2025. CHARM-EU brings together universities from different European countries with diverse cultures, traditions, and academic strengths. We believe that this diversity is an asset that enables us to develop an innovative and collaborative approach to teaching and research. CHARM-EU’s vision: reconciling humanity with the planet The university alliance builds on the expertise developed through the many existing partnerships among its members and their participation in the Coimbra Group. The opportunities offered by such an alliance are endless. Breaking down barriers, strengthening cooperation, promoting mobility, developing a European identity, creating new opportunities… these are CHARM-EU’s objectives and the keys to addressing the major challenges of tomorrow. Offering courses grounded in mobility and inclusion, designed by intercultural and interdisciplinary teams. To offer an innovative, challenge-based, student-centered, interdisciplinary, and globally open educational model that can serve as an example for all universities in Europe. To develop a joint scientific program based on the principles of responsible research and innovation, gender-responsive innovation, equality and inclusion, transdisciplinarity, and open science. Promote the continuous professional development of staff to facilitate the exchange of best practices and career advancement. Strengthen the links between research and education by integrating external partners at the regional, national, European, and global levels. Constantly evolving, CHARM-EU regularly offers new activities for students, academic and administrative staff, as well as external partners. Join the CHARM-EU adventure and discover the many opportunities offered by this prestigious alliance! Key Initiatives An interdisciplinary institutional degree conferring a Master’s degree in “Global Challenges for Sustainable Development.” Courses are offered jointly in a hybrid format across five CHARM-EU universities, and students have the opportunity to study at a different campus each semester. Numerous mobility opportunities within the alliance’s universities, for both students and staff. For more information, please contact the international relations office at your institution directly. An online toolkit containing all resources developed by CHARM-EU, covering topics such as the teaching model, governance, mobility, and inclusion. Interdisciplinary teaching and research teams, the “Knowledge Creating Teams,” enabling collaboration with colleagues from alliance universities and the proposal of potential joint initiatives and projects. Support for program directors to “CHARMify” their courses—for example, by internationalizing them, experimenting with a competency-based approach, or enhancing the inclusivity of their programs.

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