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Director: Laurence Weil Assistant Director: Céline Ritterszki Missions: Continuing education is one of the missions entrusted to universities, alongside undergraduate education, research, and career preparation. Continuing education is intended for people who have interrupted their studies at some point in their lives and who wish to find or return to a job, advance in their careers, enhance their skills, or acquire new knowledge. This includes: employees job seekers, recipients of the RSA individuals with special types of employment contracts (employees on work-study contracts or subsidized employment contracts) self-employed professionals artisans young people under 26 who wish to pursue a work-study program View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier

Director: Chrystèle Laly Deputy Director: Valérie Portier Responsibilities: Implement the training policy Ensure the operational effectiveness of management tools for training and academic affairs in collaboration with the Information Systems and Digital Technology Department Generate data to support decision-making and management Oversee the organization and administration of academic programs: monitor and track enrollment-related administrative processes (from application to degree conferral) Establish and promote student success initiatives Assist and advise the university’s constituent units View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier

Director: Caroline Ducourau Responsibilities: Preserve and promote the collections Restore the collections of objects Design and develop scientific outreach initiatives Promote and disseminate scientific and technical culture Oversee and support the scientific cultural projects of the university’s departments and museums (collections) Develop and implement a sponsorship policy View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier

Director: Céline Delacourt-Gollain Deputy Director: Nadia Lagarde MISSION: The Office of International Relations implements and coordinates the University’s international policy on education and research. It supports the academic and research community in the areas of mobility and international cooperation, as well as in the internal internationalization of the institution. It contributes to the institution’s international influence and visibility as a center of international excellence. The DRI consists of three departments (Cooperation, Mobility, and Project Management) and a Financial Affairs Office. It works in coordination with the international relations offices of the University’s constituent units. View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier

Director: Emilie DOMANICO The Office of Innovation and Partnerships serves as a key link between the University and the socio-economic and institutional sectors. As such, its mission is to promote partnerships and manage all of the University’s industrial and commercial activities. Responsibilities: assist in the creation and development of the University’s partnerships with the academic, industrial, and institutional sectors; negotiate contracts, draft them, and provide technical and legal oversight of contracts between the University and its national and international partners; promote innovations in collaboration with the SATT AxLR and raise awareness of issues related to technology transfer and business creation; assist researchers in responding to national, European, and international calls for proposals regarding training, research, and commercialization; monitor and disseminate calls for proposals as well as partnership opportunities; support laboratories in the implementation of multilateral research projects. Are you a company? Are you a researcher? View the University of Montpellier’s organizational charts

Director: Delphine Dolques Deputy Director: Bénédicte LABAT Responsibilities: The DRED is responsible for implementing theUM ’s policy on research and doctoral education, which is politically led by the Vice President for Research. This involves the following responsibilities: Overseeing research and doctoral studies to ensure the consistency of scientific policy Overseeing the HCERES evaluation campaign: research and doctoral components Overseeing and managing the Academic Council’s “ Research ” Commission, its executive committee, and its subcommittees: scientific integrity and conflict of interest resolution Coordinate research structures and resources Support managers in coordinating research resources Oversee doctoral training Coordinate and oversee the operation of doctoral studies and the HDR (Habilitation to Supervise Doctoral Research) Ensure compliance with the ISO 9001 standard for doctoral programs Monitor scientific output and participate in the implementation of the open science plan Provide support to the HR Department in managing research human resources Support the implementation of the charter on scientific integrity Design and implement initiatives to modernize research management Co-manage the institution’s “ Research ” information system in partnership with the DSIN Address major societal challenges Ensure the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol within the university’s APA unit View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier

At the University of Montpellier, the administrative departments are organized around five major themes. View the organizational charts of the University of Montpellier Research Research , and Doctoral Studies Department Innovation and Partnerships Department International Relations Department Directorate of Scientific Culture and Historical Heritage Education Directorate of Education and Teaching Joint Continuing Education Service Joint University Service for Information, Career Guidance, and Professional Integration Joint Service for Support of Pedagogical Innovation (SCSIP) Apprentice Training Center Heritage Real Estate Heritage Division Logistics Division Campus Life Montpellier University Health Center (CSU) Campus Life Department University Department of Physical Activity and Sports Joint Department of Preventive Medicine and Health Promotion Joint Documentation Department Cross-Functional Departments Accounting Office Financial Affairs Division General and Institutional Affairs Division Communications Division Human Resources Division Management Division Structural Programs Division Information Systems and Digital Technology Division Risk Advisory and Prevention Service

Overview The École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Montpellier is a public engineering school and a constituent institution of the University of Montpellier. The school is accredited by the CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieurs) to award the chemical engineering degree for a maximum duration of 5 years. It is also ISO 9001-certified for its entire curriculum and has earned the prestigious Apple Distinguished School designation for its innovative teaching approach, which relies on a fleet of iPads provided to all its engineering students throughout their studies. ENSCM awards a single degree upon completion of its chemical engineering program, which students may pursue either as full-time students or as apprentices. Director: Pascal Dumy Chief Administrative Officer: Fatima Filippin Website Key Figures 360 engineering students 15% of students are apprentices Over 5,000 engineering graduates 120 industry professionals involved in the program 100% of students complete an extended international stay as part of the curriculum Up to 14 months of internships during the program 96% of students find employment within 6 months of graduation Programs ENSCM offers a unique program for high-level chemical engineers enrolled as apprentices and students, who, in addition to in-depth knowledge in all fields of chemistry, possess a solid scientific and general education that enables them to adapt quickly and advance to positions of responsibility. The curriculum is built on a strong core foundation and branches into eight specializations focused on chemistry and its related fields (biology, chemical engineering, etc.) and geared toward major industrial growth sectors. Learn More View the map in full screen

Polytech Montpellier is a public engineering school that is part of the University of Montpellier. The school is accredited by the CTI (Commission des Titres d’Ingénieurs) to award engineering degrees in six specializations. These degrees are available through initial and continuing education programs for students, and four of them are also available through apprenticeship programs. Director: Lionel Torres; Administrative Director: Céline Berger Website Key Figures 50 years of existence 10,000 engineering graduates 1,400 students enrolled 130 faculty members 50 administrative and technical staff 12 affiliated research laboratories Programs The school offers ten specialized programs, including four apprenticeship programs, all accredited by the Commission des titres d’ingénieur. Learn more View map in full screen

Overview The Montpellier Environmental Research Observatory (OREME) is an internal research unit of the University of Montpellier and a member of the Observatory of Sciences of the Universe (OSU). It brings together more than 1,200 scientists from the CNRS, theUM, the IRD, and the INRAE, spread across 8 laboratories. OREME monitors changes in the Earth, water, biodiversity, and the universe. It collects, certifies, and makes available reliable, long-term environmental data. It supports scientists and decision-makers in analyzing this data, promotes its reuse, and disseminates it widely through science outreach and public awareness initiatives. Understanding the changes in the world around us helps us adapt to them better. Director: Agnès Lèbre (astronomer) Website Some figures 8 affiliated research units: Montpellier Geosciences (GM), Montpellier Hydrosciences (HSM), Center for Functional and Evolutionary Ecology (CEFE), Montpellier Universe and Particles Laboratory (LUPM), Montpellier Institute of Evolutionary Sciences (ISEM), Marine Biodiversity, Exploitation, and Conservation (MARBEC), G-EAU (Water Management, Stakeholders, Users), TETIS (Territory, Environment, Remote Sensing, Spatial Information) 3 observation platforms: AETE-ISO – Support for Field Experiments and Instrumentation; MEDIMEER – Marine and Coastal Environments; Data Platform – Access, processing, dissemination, and utilization of data 1 marine station in Sète: Mediterranean Coastal Environment Station (SMEL) Education Dedicated to research and observation, the Observatory does not host students on its premises but participates in the Environmental Sciences program at the University of Montpellier. Thus, OREME contributes to the Master’s in Environmental Sciences program, which offers post-baccalaureate (Bac+5) courses combining research excellence with the transfer of knowledge to the professional world. Open the map in full screen

Overview Opened in 1968, the Nîmes University Institute of Technology (IUT) offers technical and vocational training programs tailored to local and regional needs. As a major socio-economic player in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, the institute has awarded more than 20,000 degrees since its founding. A true incubator for multidisciplinary initiatives (space, accessibility, electric vehicles, FABLAB, innovative materials), the Nîmes IUT offers a project-based educational approach. As a result, one-quarter of students pursue their studies through work-study programs. Director: Moulay Saïd EL YOUSSOUFI Administrative Director: Barbara MENGUAL ALLAIN Website Key Figures 1,200 students (traditional undergraduate programs, apprenticeships, and continuing education) 80% of graduates continue their studies (engineering schools, professional bachelor’s degrees, and bachelor’s degrees) 5 professional bachelor’s degrees offered through work-study programs and traditional undergraduate programs 1/3 “Professors ” students, 1/3 faculty, 1/3 industry professionals (250 part-time instructors) Strong partnerships with companies and organizations (REXEL, CNES, EDF, Eurocopter, etc.) Programs The Nîmes IUT offers programs leading to Bachelor’s degrees in Technology (BUT) and Professional Bachelor’s degrees. These programs are offered in five thematic departments: Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computing Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing Technology Business and Public Administration Materials Science and Engineering Learn More View the map in full screen

Overview The Béziers IUT offers university-level programs that combine theory and practice to meet businesses’ needs for technological training. Since 2011, the Béziers IUT has been housed in its new facilities on Place du 14 Juillet. Located near downtown, it fits seamlessly into the life of this neighborhood, which is already home to the André Malraux Media Library, the Du Guesclin branch of Paul-Valéry University, and the Interregional Center for the Development of Occitan. Director: Jérôme Azé; Administrative Director: Catherine Roux Website Key Figures 570 students in continuing education, 110 in apprenticeship programs 3 academic departments: Multimedia and Internet Professions, Networks and Telecommunications, Marketing Techniques More than 500 corporate partners Programs The programs offered by the Béziers IUT lead to various degrees: University Technology Degrees: Bachelor’s Degrees in Technology: Multimedia and Internet Professions, Networks and Telecommunications, Marketing Techniques 3-Year Professional Bachelor’s Degree: Robotics & Artificial Intelligence Diploma of Access to University Studies (DAEU) University Diploma: Audiovisual Professions Learn More View the map in full screen

Overview For more than 50 years, the Montpellier-Sète University Institute of Technology (IUT) has been dedicated to the success of the students enrolled in each of its programs. Rooted in the university and closely linked to research, the IUT offers a solid theoretical education that is closely aligned with the professional world. Director: Philippe GERBIER; Administrative Director: Halalia TAHRI Website Key Figures 2,200 students 8 academic departments Partnerships with 50 foreign universities 1 in 10 students is on an internship or studying abroad All programs are available as work-study programs 2 campuses: Montpellier and Sète (chemistry) Programs 7 B.U.T.s (all available as work-study programs) in the secondary and tertiary sectors. A benchmark for quality, the only nationally recognized advanced technician’s degree. 10 Professional Bachelor’s Degrees (available only through work-study programs), programs tailored for career entry and developed in partnership with businesses. Learn More View the map in full screen

Overview Montpellier Management is a business school that is part of the University of Montpellier. The school offers programs at the intersection of management sciences (finance, accounting, marketing, strategy, human resources) and administration (economics, law). Its mission is to inspire today’s and tomorrow’s managers to develop professional practices grounded in critical thinking. We invite you to explore our program offerings. Dean: Anne MIONEDirector of Administration: Mathieu LINARES Key Figures 4,000 students More than 80 faculty and Professors (university professors, associate professors, PRAGs, PRCEs, ATERs, etc.) More than 60 administrative staff members Nearly 50 state-recognized degrees Website Programs Montpellier Management offers nearly 50 programs (state-recognized degrees), including 9 Bachelor’s degree programs, 7 professional Bachelor’s degrees, and nearly 30 Master’s degrees. In addition, there is a doctoral program and several university diplomas, such as the Prépa-DCG and Prépa-DSCG programs in public accounting. All of these programs are designed to meet the future needs of businesses and entrepreneurs. The institution is reinventing management through five areas of excellence: Audit, Accounting, Internal Control, Finance Entrepreneurship and SMEs Marketing and Sales Strategic Management Public Management Learn More View the map in full screen