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In addition to permanent civil servants, the University recruits contract staff for administrative, technical, research or health functions, in accordance with the conditions laid down in the Education Code, and in particular decree no. 86-83 of January 17, 1986, as amended. These contractual employees are recruited on a fixed-term contract, according to the needs of the University: full-time or part-time, on an A, B or C category job. Consult vacancies Non-tenured positions may also be advertised throughout the year on the Place de l'Emploi Public website.

Student employment Universities can recruit and employ students to carry out various types of activities, such as welcoming students, assisting and supporting disabled students, tutoring and supporting library staff. These contracts are concluded for a maximum period of 12 months, with working hours not exceeding half-time during the university period, and compatible with the pursuit of studies. Consult job offers on the online platformThematic workshops to help with professional integration Civic service volunteers Civic service is the main form of civic service, aimed at young people aged 16 to 25. It involves: a voluntary commitment of between 6 and 12 months to carry out a mission of general interest in one of the nine priority areas for the nation: culture and leisure, international development and humanitarian action, education for all, the environment, emergency response, remembrance and citizenship, health, solidarity, sport;lasting at least 24 hours a week;giving rise to the payment of an allowance covered by the State, and additional support, in kind or in cash, covered by the host organization;giving entitlement to a full social protection scheme financed by the State. Consult offers on the Agence du Service Civique website

A specialist in brain tumors, Alexandra Garancher is pursuing her research in immunotherapy at the Institut de recherche en cancérologie de Montpellier (IRCM) thanks to Muse funding.

Pascale Idoux is a lecturer and researcher in public law, and she talks about her discipline as others talk about birds: by taking you on a journey. During an hour spent in an office at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, she takes us on a tour of the European Public Law Organization, the Institut de l'entreprise training cycle, nuclear law, the Institut Universitaire de France and, of course, the University of Montpellier.