CHOOSE A SEASIDE UNIVERSITY FOR YOUR STUDIES

DEIDIRECTIONEUROPE &INTERNATIONAL

20 000STUDENTS+

5 DOCTORAL SCHOOLS

6 INSTITUTES

3 SCHOOLS

6 FACULTIES

over 200 TRAINING COURSESUndergraduate to PhD

+EVERY YEAR

5 000GRADUATES

+

A multidisciplinary university A campus in the heart of the city A vibrant, medium-sized city An exceptional natural environment

UBO AT A GLANCEOUR LOCATION

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1 500INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSfrom 107 different countries

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330 STUDENTSIN INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY PROGRAMMES+

570 STUDENTS TRAVELABROAD FOR INTERNSHIPS EACH YEAR60 different countries+

A UNIVERSITY WITH AN INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

AROUND 330ERASMUS + MOBILITY AGREEMENTS+

Béatrice THOMAS-TUALVice-President, International Affairs

WHY CHOOSE UBO ?First and foremost: with a few exceptions, at UBO you can study any sub-ject you want! We offer programmes in a variety of fields such as marine sciences, humanities, law, economics, health care, electronics and digital technology, for which we have earned national and international renown. Plus, you will get the unique opportunity to be part of a medium-sized Uni-versity who cares a lot about the well-being of its students.

With a main open campus in the heart of the energetic and welcoming city of Brest, and two campuses in the beautiful cities of Morlaix and Quimper, our University has an excellent learning environment for the 1500 internatio-nal students that join us every year. Located in one of the most stunning re-gions in western France, UBO is an exceptional starting point to explore and enjoy a wonderful natural environment- including some amazing beaches. Cultural life is also vibrant! If you're a music lover, you’ll find what you're looking for with the numerous festivals and concerts organized throughout our region. We are confident that you will have a very busy academic and social life. But, if at any point you feel like visiting Paris, the city is less than one hour away by plane!

To sum-up: at UBO student life is exciting and easy! So come and join us!

Our staff and students will be happy to welcome you and guide you to make your stay a great success.

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16DUTS

University Technology Diplomas

81BACHELOR’S

DEGREES

6 TRAINING AND RESEARCH UNITS

• Dentistry• Humanities and Social Sciences• Law and Economics• Medicine and Health Sciences• Science and Technology• Sport and Physical Education

7 SPECIALIZED INSTITUTES

• EURIA (Euro-Institute for Actuarial Studies)• IAE (Business Administration Institute)• Physiotherapy Training Institute (IFMK) in partnership with the University Hospital (CHU)• IPAG (Training Institute for Civil Service Careers)• IUEM (European Institute of Marine Science)• IUT (University Institute for Technology), Brest and Quimper • OSU (Observatory for the Sciences of the Universe)

3 SCHOOLS

• ESIAB (Higher School of agri-food Technology)• ESPE (Teacher training school)• School of midwifery

A WIDE RANGE OF COURSES

DEGREES

97MASTER’S DEGREES

24 joint degreeswith other universities

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Doctoral School in Marine Sciences

MARINE AND COASTAL SCIENCES

PhD COURSES

Courses of the master Marine Physics are mostly in English

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Applied Foreign Languages

(LEA)

English - German

English - Germanbeginners

English - Spanish

English - Chinese

English - Chinesebeginners

Law - History

of Art

Ethnology, Anthropology

Archaeology and History

of Art

History PhilosophyGeography Sociology PsychologyForeign and

Regional Languages,

Literature and Civilisations

(LLCER)

German

English

Spanish

Breton & Celtic

The Arts

Classics

French Language & Literature

Speciality

UndergraduateDegrees

Hospitality Tourism

Tourism Product Design & Development

Tourism Environment & Accommodation

Social Interventions

Geriatric Care Management

VocationalDegrees

LICENCE

M2 : Multilingual International Project

Management

M2 : Translation

Technical writing

Arts

M1 : Arts

Path: German, English, Spanish, Classics, French (Language & Literature)

M2 : Text, Image, Language

M2 : Identities and Representations in the Caribbean

Identity, Heritage, History

M1 : Identity, Heritage, History

Path: Celtic Studies, Ethnology, Geography, History, History of Art, Philosophy, Sociology

Gestion du patrimoine

M2 : Ancient Worlds

M2 : Dynamics of Identity

Psychology

M1 : Psychology

Profiles: Psychopathology, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology

and Neuropsychology

Health and Social Care

M1 : Health and Social Care

Path: Social Policy and Intervention Careers: Service Management, Ageing & Disabilities

M2 : French Foreign Language

M2 : Careers in Publishing

M2 : Performing Arts Management

M2 :Careers in Teaching • (PLC) : German, English, Spanish, Classics, French (Language & Literature)• (Agrégation) : English - French Language & Literature

M2: Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology

M2: Social Psychology of Representations

M2: Psychology of Normal and Pathological Ageing

M2 : Careers in Social Work

M2 : Service management: Ageing and Disabilities

M2 : Heritage and Cultural Tourism Project Development

M2 : Architectural & Artistic Heritage Management

M2 :Careers in Teaching • (PLC): Breton, Ethnology, Geography, History of Art, Philosophy, Sociology• (Agrégation) : History-Geography

Languages and Communication

M1 : Languages and Communication

Multilingual International Project Management

Research Masters

VocationalSpecialities

MASTER

PhD COURSES

HUMANITIES SOCIAL SCIENCES

Speciality

Law of Maritime Spaces and Activities

Applied Economics: Agriculture,

Sea, Environment

Assessment and Management

of Coastal Environments

Brest Geosciences

Marine Physics

Marine Geophysics

Naval Hydrodynamics

Ocean and Climate Physics

Marine Biological Sciences

Ecosystems Approach to

Fisheries

Biology of Marine

Organisms

Marine Ecosystems

Valorization of Biotechnological

Marine Resources

(VALBIOREM)

Research Specialization

VocationalSpecialization

MASTER’S DEGREES

98

(BREST - QUIMPER)

LAW, ECONOMY, MANAGEMENT

Administration, Management and Economics

of Organizations

Management of Health and Social Welfare Organizations

Public Administration and Management

Global Supply Chain Management (Master 2 only)

Teaching careers

Management and Techniques for Territorial Development in Europe

Private lawPublic Law

Estate Law and Property

Introduction to Private law

Law for the Protection of Vulnerable Persons

Careers in Public Law

DEAM

Law of Maritime Areas and Activities

Law Law and History of Art (Quimper campus)

Notarial professions

Real estate careers: property management

and administration

Economics and Management

For the final year of the degree, 3 options are available

Economics and Management

Finance and Accounting*

Management*

Bachelor’sdegree

Vocationaldegrees

Doctoral School in Anthropology, Human, Organizational and Social Sciences

PhD COURSES

Capacity in law, Institute of Judicial Studies (IEJ), from Official Receiver to the protection of adults, University Diploma (DU) in Estate Management

Other courses

Economic and Social Administration

For the final year of the degree, 3 options are available

Public sector careers

Management careers

Social careers

MASTER’S DEGREES

BACHELOR’S DEGREES

SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGIES AND HEALTH

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Department of Medicine

ESIAB (School of Agri-food Technology)

Sustainable Town and Country Planning and Environment

(AUDE)

Health and Social Sciences

Biology

Biology of Organisms and Populations (BOP)

Cell Biology and Physiology (BCP)

Biology – Earth Science (STU)

International Undergraduate Degree

Engineering Sciences

Electronics and Telecommunications

(ET)

Telecommunications and Networks (TR)

Image and Sound

Mechanical Technology

Computer science

Computer science

Computer Engineering

Application Design and Development

International Undergraduate

Degree

Applied Mathematics and

Social Sciences (MASS)

MASS

Financial Mathematics

Intensive MASS course and

preparation for competitive

examinations

Mathematics

Maths

Intensive Maths course and

preparation for competitive

examinations

Mathematics and Scientific Computing

International Undergraduate

Degree

Télécom Bretagne Engineering (ITB)

Physics

Physics

Physics and Chemistry

IT technician diploma

(DEUST T-MIC)

Chemistry

Chemistry

Physics and Chemistry

Earth and Environment

Earth Science (STU)

Biology – Earth Science (STU)

Building and Construction

Environmental Management and

Construction Quality

Electricity and Electronics

On-board Marine Electronic Systems

(SEME)

Mechanics: Ecodesign

Industrial and manufacturing

systems

Packaging: Technical Sales

Engineering (FORMAPACK)

Landscape Architecture

Project Coordinator, natural heritage and coastal landscapes

VocationalBachelor’s

degree

Urban Planning and Development

Planning and Environment

Assessment and Prevention of Occupational

Risks

Toxicological Risk Assessment for Consumers

Biodiversity Management and Conservation

Genetics, Genomics and Biotechnology

Food, Law, Nutrition and Health

Innovation in the Food Industry

Telecommunications and Networks

Electronics for Communication

Systems

Offshore Information Systems Development

(DOSI)

Information Technology and

Software Engineering

> Information Technology Path > International Path

Image and Sound Actuarial science

Mathematics and Teaching

Sensor and Instrumentation

Physics

Physics, Chemistry and

Teaching

Mechanical Engineering and

Teaching

Mechanical Engineering

Experimental design and

optimization

Physics and Chemistry TeachingVocational

Specialization

Sustainable Town and Country Planning and Environment

(AUDE)

Prevention and Decision-

making in health care

Ethics, Care and Health

Biology and Health

Integrative Plant Biology: genes, plants

and agrosystems

Physiological regulations

Fundamental and Applied Microbiology

Signals and Images in Biology and Medicine

Modelling in Clinical Pharmacology and

Epidemiology

Movement, Sport and Health

Genetics, Genomics and Biotechnology

Electronics

Micro-technology, Network architecture and Communication

Systems (I-mars)

Signaux et Circuits

Computer science

Research in Computer Science

Computer Systems and Marine

Applications

Software for Embedded Systems

Image and Sound Mathematics and Applications

Mathematics of Digital

Communications

Pure Mathematics

Physics and Mechanics

Photonics

C’Nano: Nanoscience, Nanomaterials

and Nanotechnology

Materials and structures

Chemistry

Molecular Chemistry

and Analytical Chemistry

Research Specialization

Doctoral School in Health, Computer Science, Communication, Mathematics and Matter

MASTER’S DEGREE

Bachelor’sdegree

PhD COURSES10

Adapted Physical Activity and Health

Education and Motricity

Sports Management

Bachelor’s degree

Sport and Leisure Facilities Management and Development

Sailing and Sustainable Development

Acrobatics, Street Performance and Circus Arts

Vocational Bachelor’s degree

BACHELOR’S DEGREE

Science and Techniques for Physical and Sporting Activities

Expertise, Performance, Intervention

Movement, Sports and Health

Sports and Social Sciences, Administration, Territories,

Integration

Research Specialization

Vocational Specialization

MASTER’S DEGREE

ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT

Work-study Program

MASTER’S DEGREES

Management Sciences

Management Sciences

Research Specialization

General Business Administration

Accounting, Control, Auditing

Financial Engineering

Human Resources Management

Information Systems Management

Service Marketing

Vocational Specialization

BACHELOR’S DEGREES

Bachelor’s degrees

Economics Management

Year 3: three possible tracks

Economics and Management*

Finance and Accounting

Management

*In partnership with the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences

Vocational Bachelor’s degree

Insurance, Banking, Finance

Client Financial Advisory Services for the Consumer Market

SPORTS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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4 MAJOR RESEARCH FIELDS MATHS ICT• Communication technologies• Computing science• Electromagnetism• Electronics• Maths

HEALTH AGRO-ENVIRONMENT MATERIALS• Biology• Chemistry• Health Sciences• Microbiology• Physics• Toxicology

MARINE SCIENCES• Deep Ocean• Environmental Microbiology• Management of Coastal Areas• Marine Ecology• Marine Renewable Energies• Maritime Law• Ocean and Climate

HUMAN AND SOCIAL SCIENCES• Ageing and heritage • Breton and celtic studies• English-speaking world• Psychology• Public administration• Sociology

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LABORATORIES

700RESEARCHERS

STUDY IN AN EXCITING RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT

OUR PHD PROGRAMS: Arts, Literature and Languages (EDALL)

Health and Matter Sciences (EDSICMA)

Humanities and Social Sciences (EDSHS)

Human Sciences, Society and Organization (EDSHOS)

Marine Sciences (EDSM)

OUR PHD PROGRAMS: • Arts, Literature and Languages (EDALL) • Health and Matter Sciences (EDSICMA) • Humanities and Social Sciences (EDSHS) • Human Sciences, Society and Organization (EDSHOS)• Marine Sciences (EDSM)

THINKING ABOUT A PHD AT UBO?

THINKING ABOUT A PHD AT UBO?

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OUR SERVICES TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

UBO STUDENTS WILL BE THERE TO MEET YOU upon your arrival at the airport/railway station.

INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY CENTRE • Information and reception desk• Assistance with residence permit applications

FRENCH LANGUAGE SUPPORT• Free French classes throughout the study period • French conversation workshops

A FREE STUDENT MEDICAL CENTRE

13 LIBRARIES HOLDING 437 000 works in their collections. Two of the libraries are open until 10pm.

CULTURAL SERVICE: symphony orches-tra, photography workshops, theatre…

STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS offer an ar-ray of social and cultural experiences, including many humanitarian projects.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIA-TIONS are also involved in welcoming Erasmus and international students.

SPORTS

Students have unlimited access to sports facilities and classes, ranging from football to climbing (€30 annual fee, plus an additional €20 for outdoor nautical activities).

Surfing and diving sites only 15minutes from the city centre.

A wide variety of water sports including kitesurfing, sailing and stand up paddle boarding.

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1 CAMPUS LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN BREST

• 212 000 inhabitants• 24 000 students• 2 400 international students• 3 student residences (1 400 rooms)• 5 restaurants, 5 cafeterias

AN OUTSTANDING ENVIRONMENTBrest and its magnificent natural harbour offers all the advantages of a major city while retaining its local charm. An extensive transport network serves the city centre and surrounding areas, making local amenities and facilities easy to access.

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BREST CAMPUS LIFE

AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE A room with an internet connection costs around €240 per month.

• Affordable accommodation is offered by the university and through private landlords: Rental prices in Brest are €7.64/m² compared to €11.70/m2 in Rennes or Nantes and over €25/m2 in Paris.

€2005

€2 €30

€3.25Brest €679

Paris€1 124

Annual public transport pass from

Bus ticket to any destination in Finistère

Annual sports card

Meal at the university restaurant

Average student budget

Students may be eligible for go-vernment benefits to help pay their rent. The amount awarded depends on income, family size, study location, amount of rent and occupation status.

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QUIMPER CAMPUS LIFE• 63400 inhabitants• 5000 students• 1 university center hosting the faculty of humanities and social sciences,

the faculty of law, economics and management and the Faculty of Sciences and technology

• 1 university technology institute• 1 student residence

A CAPITAL OF CULTURESmall enough to feel like a village, with its loveliest old quarters and nar-row cobbled streets and large enough to buzz as the troubadour of Breton culture and arts, Quimper is a delightful place to live.

MORLAIX CAMPUS LIFE• 15500 inhabitants• 1000 students• 1 university technology institute

A HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL TOWNMorlaix is an engaging town with rich heritage to discover. Its narrow centre is filled with ancient half-timbered houses that spill down to a small port at the end of a large coastal inlet.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TESTIMONIES

[ Nan Zhang ] student from China

I have been in Brest for four years and I am currently doing a Master’s degree in International and Multilin-gual Project Management. During my time at UBO, I have made a lot of amazing French friends. They have showed me around and helped me discover French and Breton culture. In my free time, I take part in dif-ferent activities that are organized by the university, such as Zumba or rock classes. I think Brest is a lively city and every year I like to take part in the city’s different music festivals, where I can have fun and meet more people.

[ Jacqueline Rauhaus ]Erasmus student from Bonn, Germany.

When I applied to the UBO in Brest for my Erasmus semester, nobody understood why. Everyone advised me to choose a bigger city, but I stuck to my choice … and I didn’t re-gret it! It rains quite often, and there are no extraordinary buildings like in Paris, but Brest and UBO offer many other things. First of all, I really ap-preciated the friendly atmosphere in the Faculty of Arts. Everyone was very helpful, even people I didn’t stu-dy with. I liked going to the cafeteria to eat a veggie sandwich or a crois-sant. Through the university’s sports program I got the opportunity to try nautical sports, which I had never done before. There are also many opportunities to have fun outside the campus: the city offers a wide range of cultural activities and there are lots of natural areas around Brest like the botanical gardens, beaches and hiking paths… Britany is very beautiful, even my friends and my fa-mily who visited me had to admit it!

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HOW TO APPLY ?Through an Erasmus + partnership

Through an international convention with your universityThrough an individual application

For further information contact us. Direction Europe et International

3, rue des ArchivesCS 93837

29238 Brest cedex 3Tél. +33(0)2 98 01 67 31

dei@univ-brest.fr