Courses selection
Creating your course choice
A typical semester in a French university is 30 ECTS. Most of the classes count for 3 or 6 ECTS which correspond approximately to 25 and 50 hours taught in class, respectively. Students are expected to work at least an equivalent amount of time at home.
TUTORIAL TO CREATE YOUR COURSE CHOICE IN OUR DEPARTMENT UFR CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY FOR EXCHANGE STUDENT:
1. Check the Catalog : Explore the course list available for exchange students. Look for courses designated as “open for students in exchange.” This will guide you toward suitable options.
2. Be Aware of Modifications: Keep in mind that there might be modifications in terms of course availability and choices for exchange students.
3. Consider Language Requirements: Ensure you have a good command of written and spoken English or French depending of the course to follow lectures and complete assignments.
Summary of the course options available to you while staying within the 30-credit limit:
= Departmental Course: You are required to take classes within your department.
+ 1 Sport Course: Each semester, you can choose one sport class. OPTIONAL for 3 ECTS
+ 1 French Course: You can take a French class, but it’s only available for one semester. OPTIONAL for 3 ECTS
+ 2 Course from Another Department within UGA except INP, DSDA, Sciences Po, Ecole d'architecture,USMB OPTIONAL
+ 1 Optional Cross-Disciplinary Course: Additionally, you can select an optional cross-disciplinary course every semester. OPTIONAL for 3 ECTS
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS IN THE DEPARTMENT:
On each of the above links, click on the "programme" item to access the list of the courses. Courses are labeled in their taught languages.
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Biology
- Bachelor in Life Sciences mostly taught in English - Year 1 and 2
- Bachelor in Biology taught in French - Year 2 and 3
- Bachelor in Life and Earth Sciences taught in French - Year 2 and 3
- Master 1 in Biology taught in English - Year 4
- Master 2 in Biology taught in English - Year 5
- Master in Biodiversity, Ecology, Evolution taught in French - Year 4 and 5
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Chemistry
Publié le 30 octobre 2019
Mis à jour le 12 mars 2025
Mis à jour le 12 mars 2025