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Redirect your career towards blue growth
This one-year master program offers a unique opportunity to reorient a career towards ocean and marine resources.
- Duration: 1 year (intake in September) - flexibility from onsite to fully online, part-time or full time
- Main objectives: to redirect a career toward blue growth, in conservation & human impact management, or marine resource valorization
- Prerequesite: master or equivalent diploma in any discipline, or a 4-year bachelor.
THE PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
The 1-year program starts in September and the class period ends in March. Then, students complete their professional project thanks to the skills and knowledge they have acquired. The teachings are online with a combination of video-capsules, practical activities and remote face-to-face. Most of the face-to-face take place in the French afternoons.
COMMON CORE MODULES
Ecology of Conservation for Blue Managers
equips students with a set of tools in Information Systems (R, GIS), Personal Development (project management, career development, presentation coaching) and Social Science (citizen science, social surveys, indigenous & local knowledge, public communication, ethics).
ELECTIVE
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Ocean Remote Sensing & Artificial Intelligence
Students select one module to acquire professional skills in environmental monitoring. They can explore environmental consultancy, covering marine ecological quality, EIA from various perspectives, and consulting practices. Or they can explore remote sensing and AI's role in ocean management, fisheries, aquaculture, and planning.
THE SPECIALIZATIONS
Conservation & Human impact management
Learn how to manage and protect a marine area by combining scientific and socio-economic perspective
Modules: Fisheries for Blue Managers + Implementation of marine conservation
Marine Resource Innovation
Join the Blue Economy to value (and protect) one of the unexpected potentials of marine resources from tourism to cosmetics & pharmaceutics
Modules: Marine Resource Valorization & Bioinspiration + Entrepreneurship & Innovation for Blue Managers
Students explore marine biotechnology, discovering how organisms’ natural defenses can benefit pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and neutraceutical sectors, and investigate algal biomass and biopolymers for resource valorization. Theyembrace bioinspiration for innovative solutions, culminating in outreach projects. Furthermore, they learn to convert scientific discoveries into market-ready innovations, receiving coaching to amplify their projects’ effectiveness and drive practical innovation.
OUR HYBRID TEACHING STRATEGY
Our teaching modules are generally designed following a blended-learning approach articulated in learning blocks allowing students to prepare for their face-to-face interactions with instructors through prior asynchronous work.
generally composed of short video capsules, self-paced preparatory activities, and checkpoints for students to assess their learning progress.
reinforced and enriched by constructive exchanges in the form of recitation, workshops and discussions.
MORE ABOUT THE LEARNING STRATEGY instructors, campus tour, online tools...
In semester 2, classes are generally held in very small groups, with timetables adapted to the students' schedules.
YOUR PROFESSIONAL PROJECT
- The first semester will allow you to prepare your new project with a coach.
- You should apply it in the second semester within the framework of an internship, a work placement or a feasibility study for the creation of a new start-up [12 ECTS].