Introduction

This master's degree aims to train "generalist" biologists capable of understanding the scientific foundations of the functioning of living organisms.

Your future job

Biologists apply their knowledge and know-how, which are very versatile, in very different sectors: in scientific, fundamental or applied research in research institutes or private laboratories, in expertise and resource management in the private or public sector, in education, training and communication.

Your programme

The knowledge to be acquired is at two levels of complexity of living organisms: "biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology" on the one hand, and "biology of organisms and ecology" on the oteco hand, identified by two options. The programme consists mainly of activities borrowed from the first year of the Masters (120 credits) of the same name.