Our two-year program is organised in 4 semesters (30 ECTS credits each) and allows a gradual acquisition of skills, with the 1st semester dedicated to ensuring that students coming from a wide range of scientific disciplines have the theoretical and methodological fundamentals needed to address the risk modules.
Our program offers more than 820 hours of specialized courses to better meet the growing technical demands of organizations recruiting our graduates.
Semesters 2 and 4 are dedicated to a 3 and 6-month internship experience respectively, in France or abroad.
Course summary
Disclaimer: Hours and module information are provisional and are subject to change
OUR MODULES
Basic principles
Theoretical and methodological fundamentals
EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS
Better assessment and anticipation of earthquakes & tsunamis
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