Programs

International Master of Biomedicine

The International Master of Biomedicine (IMBM) is a multidisciplinary program designed to prepare students for careers in academic, clinical, and industrial research. This program is delivered across three renowned European universities, each contributing its expertise in teaching and research. The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of modern biomedical sciences, from fundamental 'omics' technologies to complex disease mechanisms.

International Master of Biomedicine

Licence

Licence professionnelle

Licence Sciences pour la Santé (Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences)

The Licence Sciences pour la Santé (Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences) at the University of Strasbourg is a three-year program designed to provide a pathway to further health studies in fields like medicine, maïeutique (midwifery), dentistry, and pharmacy. The first year is structured around three core components: health sciences, transversal skills, and a specialized discipline outside of health. The health sciences component includes biology, mathematics, physics, and chemistry. The transversal component focuses on academic methodology, social sciences related to health, and a foreign language to prepare students for health program admissions. The third component allows students to delve into a specific discipline based on their chosen track. This program offers 11 different specializations, allowing students to combine health sciences with other fields such as Chemistry, Law, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, Sports Science, and Social Sciences. This multidisciplinary approach ensures that even if a student is not admitted to a second-year health program, they can still pursue a Bachelor's degree in a related field upon successful completion of their first year and achieving a minimum average grade of 10/20 in their chosen discipline. The curriculum is developed in partnership with various research institutions and university hospitals in Strasbourg, offering a robust academic foundation. While the program is primarily taught in French, it prepares students for advanced studies within the French healthcare system.

Master

Master 2 Public Performance Management

The Master 2 in Public Performance Management is designed for professionals in France's public service who aim to enhance their managerial skills. This program focuses on adapting to the evolving needs of public organizations and society. It's specifically tailored for public sector managers seeking to develop expertise in performance management, addressing current and future challenges within public administration. The curriculum is structured to be compatible with full-time employment, with classes held on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, starting in October.

Master Actuariat - Actuariat

Master Actuariat - Parcours Actuariat

This Master's program in Actuarial Science trains specialists in the assessment and management of risks, primarily within the insurance and finance sectors. Actuaries are in high demand, offering technically challenging, well-compensated, and internationally recognized careers with excellent job prospects. The program is designed for students with a strong background in mathematics, seeking to apply their analytical skills to financial risk.

Master Administration économique et sociale - Droit, gestion comptable et sociale

Master Administration économique et sociale - Droit, gestion sociale et comptable

Master Archaeology, Sciences for Archaeology

The Master's degree in Archaeology, Sciences for Archaeology at the University of Strasbourg offers three specializations: European Archaeology, Mediterranean, Oriental, and Egyptian Worlds Archaeology (AMMOE), and Architecture and Archaeology. This program integrates various archaeological disciplines, including Egyptology, Coptic studies, Near Eastern archaeology, Greco-Roman archaeology, Byzantine history and archaeology, European prehistory and protohistory, Aegean protohistory, and medieval archaeology. The curriculum also covers related ancient languages, history, geography, and geomorphology, leveraging resources from other University of Strasbourg faculties. Students must choose a chrono-cultural area within the Archaeology Department and are strongly advised to contact the relevant instructor before enrolling. The program is closely linked with the UMR 7044 "Archaeology and Ancient History: Mediterranean – Europe" (ArcHiMèdE) research unit and maintains strong ties with socio-professional stakeholders in archaeology.

Master Archaeology, Sciences for Archaeology - Specialisation in Archaeology of Mediterranean, Oriental, and Egyptian Worlds (AMMOE)

This Master's program offers a specialization in the Archaeology of Mediterranean, Oriental, and Egyptian Worlds (AMMOE). It aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge of ancient civilizations around the Mediterranean basin (Italy, Aegean, Balkans, Cyprus, Anatolia, Levant, Egypt), the Near East, and mainland France. The program integrates archaeological data with ancient history and ancient languages, including Near and Middle Eastern languages (Sumerian, Akkadian, Assyrian) and Egyptian languages and scripts (hieroglyphic, hieratic, demotic, Coptic).

Master Archéologie, sciences pour l'archéologie - Archéologie de l'Europe moyenne

Master Archéologie, sciences pour l'archéologie - Architecture et archéologie

Master Arts de la scène et du spectacle vivant - Parcours Dramaturgies

This Master's program in Performing Arts, with a specialization in Dramaturgies, focuses on the critical writing and dramaturgical practices within various performing arts disciplines, including theatre, dance, circus, puppetry, opera, and street arts. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning and regular engagement with the professional field and research. Students will develop skills in critically analyzing and writing about live performance, participating directly in creative and production processes as dramaturgs, or cultivating an external critical perspective as reviewers or researchers. The program aims to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical experience necessary for careers in the performing arts sector.

Master Arts de la scène et du spectacle vivant - Parcours Médiation culturelle en territoire et relations aux publics

This Master's program, specializing in Cultural Mediation and Audience Relations within the performing arts, is offered by the Faculty of Arts at the University of Strasbourg. It aims to provide students with a deep understanding of the structures and dynamics of the performing arts sector. The curriculum focuses on developing skills in mediating cultural experiences within specific territories and fostering strong relationships with audiences. Students will explore the artistic, technical, and administrative aspects of creating and presenting performances, gaining insights into the operational realities of cultural institutions.

Master Arts Plastiques - Parcours Écritures critiques et curatoriales de l'art et des cultures visuelles

This Master's program, offered within the Faculty of Arts, focuses on critical and curatorial writing in the fields of art and visual cultures. It aims to equip students with advanced skills in both oral and written expression, specifically tailored for communication within the plastic arts sector. The program emphasizes the practical application of language skills to contemporary art discourse and practice.

Master Arts plastiques – Parcours Arts plastiques : recherches et pratiques situées

This Master's program focuses on the intersection of practice and theory in visual arts. It's designed for students who are practicing artists and wish to professionalize their personal artistic practice and deepen the reflective dimension of their research. The program emphasizes an experimental and cultural approach to develop a triple competency: a refined and coherent artistic production, the ability to construct well-documented and interdisciplinary thought, and a broad understanding of contemporary art issues. The curriculum prepares students for careers as practicing artists, researchers, and educators. It offers opportunities for practical experience through projects, collaborations with art professionals, and a mandatory one-month internship, covering aspects like exhibition curation, mediation, and art criticism.

Master Biology-Health

The Master Biology-Health program is offered in three specializations: Research in Biomedicine, International Master of Biomedicine, and Research in Biomedicine and Data Sciences. This program is designed for students from medicine, pharmacy, and life sciences backgrounds, as well as eligible international students with a biomedical background. The curriculum aims to provide students with a strong foundation in biomedicine and specialized skills for careers in research, diagnostic and therapeutic companies, and biomedical data science.

Master Biology-Health, Research in Biomedicine Track

The Master Biology-Health, Research in Biomedicine track offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary education focused on human genetics, cancerology, immunology, microbiology, metabolic and cardiovascular diseases, and reproductive biology. This program emphasizes research training, with active participation from researchers and teacher-researchers. Students will gain a solid foundation in the molecular, cellular, and tissue aspects of human pathologies, alongside developing professional skills in biomedicine. The curriculum includes extensive research immersion through internships. Students will undertake several internships, including a full-time one in the final semester. The program is closely linked to over 50 research teams in Strasbourg and offers international internship opportunities in cities like Basel, Berlin, Boston, and Cambridge, MA, highlighting the program's global outlook. Students can also pursue doctoral studies through connections with Interdisciplinary Thematic Institutes (ITI) such as IMCBio+, IMS, Transplantex NG, and InnoVec.

Master Droit - Parcours Cyberjustice

The Master's program in Law, with a specialization in Cyberjustice, is designed for students aspiring to careers in various legal professions such as judges, lawyers, or corporate legal counsel. This program addresses the evolving landscape of these professions in the context of new technologies. Students will gain essential legal knowledge for public and private law, crucial for competitive exams and professional entry. The curriculum integrates practical and theoretical aspects of technology use in law, taught by both academics and legal practitioners. Emphasis is placed on developing legal research skills using digital tools, problem-solving abilities, and clear legal communication in both written and oral forms, including proficiency in legal terminology in a foreign language.