
Rechercher une formation
Marine Environment
Durée de référence3 semestres
Crédits ECTS90
Formations Master : Sciences de la mer
Programme
Marine Environment
Formation complémentaire à Bilbao - Espagne
Formation complémentaire à Bilbao - Espagne
Formation complémentaire Liège (Belgique) ou Southampton (Royaume-Uni)
Formation complémentaire Liège (Belgique) ou Southampton (Royaume-Uni)
Bordeaux et environs
Enseignements obligatoires
Carte d'identité
- Offre : 2026-2027
- Crédits ECTS : 90
- Lieu de la formation : Bordeaux et ses environs
Formations porteuses
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Les objectifs
For more information on the MER+ program: http://merconsortium.eu/
This Joint European MSc Programme is aimed at forming such multidisciplinary
graduates of transverse research profile, by attracting highly
qualified and motivated students from around the world into a fully
integrated world-class EU MSc programme. The original programme was
conceived by SOTON, UPV/EHU, UB, UAc and ULg, utilising the extensive marine
science expertise and experience of the 5 institutions.
Thus, the MSc provides students with competences and skills to develop a marine career in the following fields:
integrated coastal zone management;
protection of marine and estuarine environments;
adaptation to global climate change;
assessment of marine ecosystem health;
conservation of biodiversity and natural heritage; and
management of fisheries and other marine resources.
The
MER MSc programme was designed originally by integrating parts of
existing curricula and newly-created modules, to provide a restructured
curriculum in Marine Environment and Resources; this was according to
the socio-economic context and needs analysis. The MER MSc was run for
the first time in 2006-07, with 11 students; this was based on existing
national and international courses fully accredited and recognized by
the University and the Education Ministry of each Partner's country.
These courses were adapted especially and redesigned to integrate
international students and staff. Since then, >500 students have followed,
or are following, the studies successfully. The programme and
procedures have evolved and been integrated, in order to be able to
award a joint degree, as soon as the national regulations allow it.
