Université de Bretagne Occidentale BREST QUIMPER MORLAIX

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1 Université de Bretagne Occidentale

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3 A rich academic and scientific environment 2 Technology Parks 7 Higher Education Institutions A Regional Teaching Hospital An Ocean Discovery Park Océanopolis Brest 3 research centers Ifremer, IPEV, Roscoff Marine Station Université de Bretagne Occidentale 3

4 About us A multidisciplinary expertise Job-oriented training courses 4

5 About us Innovation as a driver of research A key actor in local economic development 5

6 Over 20,000 students 12,970 Bachelor degree students 4,500 Master degree students 1,520 PhD students 120 Doctoral degrees delivered each year 5 main fields Marine and Coastal Sciences Human and Social Sciences Arts, Literature, Languages Law, Economics, Management Science, Technology and Health 6

7 253 degrees 1 Diploma granting Access to University Studies (DAEU) 12 University Technology Degrees (DUTs) 2 Scientific and Technical University Studies Degrees (DEUSTs) 2 Engineering Degrees 27 Bachelor Degrees (70 paths) 38 Vocational Degrees (72 paths) 56 Master Degrees (97 paths) 7

8 Strategy To foster excellence and international visibility of our research activities To develop international teaching and research collaborations Actions: incoming and outgoing mobility programs for faculty and students; courses in English; international mobility center To attract regional, national, and international funds 8

9 Research issues at UBO Research is an essential endeavor at UBO. It aims to develop fundamental knowledge and to solve global problems. Efforts are focused on key areas of societal need, e.g. ocean, climate and environment, health and cancer therapies, cybersecurity. Research in Humanities and Social Sciences at UBO seeks to broaden and transform our comprehension and experience of the world. Interdisciplinary partnerships that leverage and complement UBO s strengths in fundamental and applied research areas are crucial for success.. 9

10 4 research areas Maths Digital Health Agro-environment Materials Marine Sciences Human and Social Sciences Maths Electronics Computer science Physics Communication technologies Biology Toxicology Microbiology Chemistry Health sciences Ocean and climate Deep ocean Marine ecology Maritime law Management of coastal areas Marine renewable energies Environmental microbiology Breton and celtic studies English-speaking world Ageing and vulnerability heritage Administration and regional areas 10

11 Research : Excellence at national level Institutes of Excellence research and international visibility Marine Sciences - Labex Mer Health Sciences - Labex CAMI/IGO ICT - Labex COMIN LABS Mathematics - Labex Lebesgue Renewable energies - IEED France Energies Marines Technology transfer company SATT Ouest Valorisation Equipment of excellence Marine Sciences Equipex NAOS/CRITEX Competitiveness cluster Digital technology IRT B-COM Large public funding from the National Research Agency (competitive calls) 11

12 Panel of experimental facilities 12

13 A university open to the world 13

14 Where do our students come from? 14

15 Where do our students come from? 15

16 Where do our students go?? Top 5 destinations in 2015/2016 WORLDWIDE Canada : 52 China : 51 Marocco : 33 USA : 22 Australia : 14 IN EUROPE U.K : 227 Spain : 128 Ireland : 69 Germany : 54 Finland : 30 16

17 Brittany 17

18 Brest 18

19 Campus life 19

20 Brest video Brest life (English Version) 20

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