Biology of marine organisms: fundamental and applied bases
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Sorbonne University (SU, France) is offering an international master program within the Master of Integrative Biology and Physiology in collaboration with the Pontifical Catholic University of Santiago (PUC, Chile). A portion of the coursework in marine biology, will take place at two of the SU marine stations: in Banyuls-sur-mer (on the Mediterranean Sea) and in Roscoff (on the English Channel).

This program addresses both fundamental and applied aspects of the integrative biology of marine organisms, offering valuable practical knowledge and experience to those students interested in careers in fundamental research as well as in applied fields (biotechnology, aquaculture...).

Participants in this international master program will be selected from each partner university, and will benefit from additional financial support.

  • Oceanological Observatory of Banyuls-sur-Mer

  • Roscoff Marine Station

  • Coastal Marine Research station of the PUC

  • Sorbonne University

  • Pontifical Catholic University of Santiago

Grant/Bourses

Mobility grants are available from the Faculty of Sciences of Sorbonne University and vary according to the social situation of each student.

Other funding opportunities may be found through association such as Parismus.

Contacts

Academic

SU (France): Yves Desdevises and Laurence Besseau

PUC (Chile): Sylvain Faugeron and Juan Correa

Institutional

SU (France)

International Relations Department: Isabelle Bruston and Isabelle Levisalles

Master BIP: Sonia Karabina (in charge of international mobility)

Administration

Secrétariat du Master BIP, SU
9 Quai Saint Bernard - Bâtiment B - 3ème étage - Porte 314 - Case courrier 118
75252 Paris Cedex 05
France