UBO: MORE ThAN JUST A UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITÉ
DE BRETAGNE
OCCIDENTALE
2009
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EDITORIAL
Université de Bretagne Occidentale (UBO) is located ”at the
end of the earth” according to some, or ‘‘at the entrance to
Europe’’ according to others. In any case, UBO is a university
at the forefront, oriented toward the open sea and open to
the world, to all worlds: far off places but also all socioeconomical classes.
Anticipating
the
law
on
university
autonomy
and
responsibilities, UBO has reworked its structure, shaped its
courses for professional needs, consolidated its research
and is implementing an approach of supporting all its
communities. These few pages will give an insight into
the Université de Bretagne Occidentale and its activity.
A
university education is a wonderful chance, so is UBO!
Pascal Olivard
President of UBO
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serving the many
UBO SUPPORTS YOU IN
ALL YOUR PROJECTS
UBO aims to be first and foremost
a university for all, serving all
its communities and its region.
Whether school-leaver, student,
employee, business leader or
public servant, the university
supports you in all your projects:
Supporting students in
succeeding with their career plans
Supporting companies and
institutions in training their
employees
Supporting communities with
further training courses
Supporting companies in their
economic development
Our ability to
cover a range of
disciplines is a
unique asset in
Brittany
UBO is the only multi-discipline
university in Brittany. The transdisciplinary approach of our
courses is a genuine benefit for
our target communities, offering
them the possibility to acquire
vital knowledge and adapt to
a professional world that is
constantly changing.
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This multi-discipline approach
is also a veritable asset for our
research, because it enables
us to pool the resources from
different disciplines for a given
research theme and thus meet the
expectations of the socio-economic
environments.
A UNIVERSITY
SERVING ITS
COMMUNITIES
The objective of UBO is to best
meet the requirements of its
target communities. It does this
by surveying the needs of the
professional world throughout the
year, in order to adapt our training
courses to market demand and to
optimise the value of our research.
Furthermore, many tools have
been developed to improve not
only the support that we provide
to our target communities but also
their welcome. UBO today enables
its target communities to benefit
from a top-quality environment
in terms of cultural, sporting and
leisure facilities, but also with
regard to the teaching amenities
made available.
Offering each and everyone the
chance to achieve their plans is the
objective that UBO today wishes to
fulfil.
A UNIVERSITY
SERVING ITS
REGION
With almost 2,400 employees,
the university is the 5th biggest
employer in the Brest urban
area. It contributes more
than 200 million euros to the
Finistère department’s gross
domestic product and plays
a role in bringing skills to the
region, developing businesses
as well as providing innovative
solutions. Through supporting
companies and institutions in their
development and projects and by
training their future employees,
UBO is an essential player in the
regional economy.
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UBO IN FIGURES
A university
open to the world
UBO unashamedly displays its
international ambitions. To date, the
university has already set up more than
150 partnerships with other higher
education establishments throughout the
world. These partnerships with foreign
universities concern not only student
mobility but also important research
programmes.
UBO thus welcomes each year more than
1,200 foreign students and around 40
researchers and lecturer/researchers,
organising in turn the departure of more
than 250 students and 280 lecturer/
researchers abroad.
The component
parts of UBO
6 Training and Research
Departments
Medicine and Health Sciences
Dentistry
Arts and Humanities
Science and Technology
Law and Economics
Sport and Physical Education
7 Institutes
IUEM (European University Institute of
the Sea) – OSU (Sciences of the Universe
Observatory)
Brest and Quimper IUT (University
Institutes of Technology)
IAE (Business Management Institute)
IPAG (Institute for General
Administration Training)
EURIA (European Actuarial Institute)
Brittany IUFM (University Institute for
Teacher Training)
2 graduate
engineering schools
and 1 Engineering
WORK-STUDY course
An annual budget of 50 million euros
(excluding State employees)
More than 20,000 students welcomed each
year
3,500 trainees welcomed each year on further
education courses
2,400 personnel including 660 lecturerresearchers, 940 non-teaching personnel and
270 personnel of research bodies
6 training sites: Brest, Quimper, Morlaix,
Saint Brieuc, Vannes, Rennes
21 component parts
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‘‘UBO is a favoured partner in the
economic development of the Brest
urban area and more generally the
Finistère department. In particular, it
provides our region with international
visibility through the excellence of its
laboratories and its research. It is also a
source of appeal for small and mediumsized businesses and represents a pool
of resources in grey matter and skills.
More than ever, higher education and
research are growth factors for our city
and it is obvious that the Brest urban
area would not allow itself to miss out on
this opportunity and vital metropolitan
function.’’
Fabrice Huret
Vice-Président in charge of economic
development at Brest Metropole Oceane
ESMISAB (Graduate School of
Microbiology and Food Safety)
ENIB (Brest Graduate Engineering
School)
Engineering Sandwich Course
partnership in Agri-food Industry
Technology (FIP UBO-IFRIA)
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career-based training
Each year, UBO welcomes
20,000 students,
all of whom receive
one-to-one tutoring.
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UNIVERSITÉ DE BRETAGNE OCCIDENTALE
SUPPORTING
STUDENTS UP
TO ENTRY INTO
EMPLOYMENT
UBO welcomes more than 20,000 students each
year. Its objective is to take into consideration the
uniqueness of each and everyone, support him or her
throughout training courses and provide guidance
for seeking his or her first job. Guiding each of or
students toward their first job is the challenge that
UBO proudly meets!
A BROAD RANGE OF
DISCIPLINES IS THE ANSWER
TO ALL PLANS FOR THE FUTRE
At UBO, all types of university study are possible, with
the exception of pharmacology. This multi-discipline
approach enables us to provide our students with
comprehensive training courses and lets them develop
their own personnel perspective, via:
A choice of training course suited to their wishes,
ambitions and career plans.
The personalisation of their career/study path and
experience: via internships, general diplomas, careerbased training, free choice of options, etc.
Furthermore, this multi-discipline approach allows
us to train future professionals specialised in a
given field but who also boast flexibility and are
capable of joining a structure and understanding
its particularities, professions, people and issues.
Preparing our students for the complexity of the
socio-economic world, helping them to become
adaptable in a constantly changing professional
environment, training specialists of a certain
sector able to integrate into and contribute to the
development of their organisation: these are the
objectives that training provided by UBO aims to
reach.
CAREER-BASED LEARNING AND
TOP-QUALITY TEACHING
At UBO, 70% of the teaching staff are lecturerresearchers and 30% are contributors from the world
of business. The excellent quality of teaching at UBO
stems from this constant cohabitation of research
and the professional world. In addition to outside
contributors, the professionalisation of our training
courses also draws from the development of a broadranging network of partners, who offer our students,
amongst other things, the possibility of first-rate
internships.
In the face of a globalizing labour market, knowledge
of languages is an objective that UBO sets out for
all its students. Today, we enable all our students to
conduct a part of their studies abroad, to develop
an original and beneficial path through their studies,
as well as to live an extremely powerful personal
experience. To encourage and facilitate studies abroad
for our students, we are able to call upon several
resources:
A one-stop service for administrative formalities.
Partnerships with institutions throughout the world.
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Preparation modules included in the training
courses.
Easy access to language laboratories.
A Languages Centre to encourage access to
foreign languages for all branches of training.
Training courses
at UBO
As a multi-discipline university covering the
whole of Brittany, UBO offers students more
than 200 different training courses:
115 specialities at licence
(= first degree)
and masters level in 6 main fields
Marine and Coastal Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences
Arts, Literature and Languages
Law, Economics and Management
Science, Technology, Health
Sciences and Technology of Sport and
Physical Activity
36 professional degrees in 5 fields
PERSONALISED SUPPORT
FOR SUCCESS!
UBO is a human-sized university and sets a premium
on work in small groups and contact with the
teaching staff, as illustrated through schemes like
its individual tutoring programme that starts at the
beginning of every student’s first year at University.
The tutoring is conducted by students nearing the
end of their courses and teaching staff.
Furthermore, several other schemes have been
implemented to assist our students throughout their
studies and to help them look for their first jobs.
The ‘plan licence’: Set up in September 2008,
its aim is to improve the welcome, follow-up and
success of school-leavers at University.
A compulsory “career plan” course module
A first year of general training followed by
progressive specialisation
A lecturer in charge of monitoring 15 students
Monitoring of attendance to seminar lessons
Increased numbers of internships
The SUAOIP (University Careers Service). Made up
of a team of professionals, it offers:
Individual interviews with a psychologist and
careers advisor
Careers workshops
The “O2- Objective Orientation” scheme to help
first-year students to develop a new career plan or find a new direction
Personal evaluations
Workshops on recruitment techniques
Support for students in finding their first job,
straight after obtaining their diploma (University
Jobs Platform)
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Humanities and Social Sciences
Science, Technology, Health
Law, Economics
Administration and Management
Sciences and Technology of Sport and
Physical Activity
16 University Diplomas in Technology
Bioengineering
Electrical Engineering and Industrial
Computing
Mechanical and Production Engineering
Businesses and Administration
Management
Administrative and Commercial
Management
Logistics and Transport Management
Merchandising Techniques
5 Doctoral Schools
2 Engineering courses in agri-foods
A full range of training courses for the
teaching professions
For further information:
Service Universitaire d’Accueil,
d’Orientation et d’Insertion Professionnelle
20 avenue Victor Le Gorgeu
CS 93837 - 29238 BREST Cedex 3, France
Tel.: 00 33 (0)2 98 01 63 17
univ-brest.fr/suaoip
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INITIAL TRAINING IN FIGURES
20,000 students on initial training courses
600 professional degree graduates
Employment rate: 90% 6 months after
the award of the diploma
1,100 Masters diplomas, with an
employment rate of nearly 100% for many of
the Masters courses 6 months after the award
of the diploma
400 students in apprenticeships and 100
students in professional training contracts
70 doctorates awarded per year
“For a major company like ours, it is
important to develop close links with the
local economic fabric, small and medium
sized businesses, IT consultancies,
universities and graduate engineering
schools. The UBO Electronics Department
and Alcatel-Lucent have worked together
to train students studying for a Masters
in Telecoms and Neworks for several
years now. This involves the immersion
of students in our company, provision of
equipment for practical workshops and
the training of the teaching staff in order
to provide the students with a recognised
level of expertise.
Since 2007, this partnership has also
helped Masters students to prepare
for the “Alcatel-Lucent Certified IP
Specialist” occupational certification,
which is a widely recognised esteemed
qualification in the field of converged
networks. UBO is the only institution in
the world to whom we have proposed this
certification! In this type of partnership,
it is a win-win situation, and I sincerely
hope that our cooperation will stand the
test of time, with new initiatives in the
future…”
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“At the JEC Composites Show UBO was the
only French higher education institution
to have stood out from the crowd. In fact,
we won the “JEC Innovation Award” for
the aircraft prototype, the Nijal, that we
produced using a new manufacturing
process: resin infusion.
This innovation has already undergone
wide-ranging technology transfer and
has already been put to many uses
by industrialists. The success of this
project required the energy of more
than 70 students from different courses,
as well as contributions from industrial
partners.
For these students, this project represents
a unique experience, from which they will
gain much benefit in the future”.
Bernard Stervinou
Head of Industrial Projects in
Composite Materials at the IUT in Brest
Philippe Le Padellec
Director of Alcatel-Lucent Brest
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developing skills
Each year, more than 3,500
trainees are trained in
all fields of activity including
more than 1,400 who are enrolled
on diploma qualifications.
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UNIVERSITÉ DE BRETAGNE OCCIDENTALE
SUPPORTING SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
THROUGHOUT LIFE
Are you an employee? A job-seeker? A Human Resources Director for a company? Or just a
citizen looking to diversify your knowledge? At UBO, you will find a solution that fits your
needs.
Through its Further Training Unit, UBO
supports and guides development of skills in
business. Further Training is an essential activity at
the university and is developing in many directions:
from continuing education courses to accreditation of
prior learning, from medicine to agri-foods, from
gerontology to IT. Each year, more than 3,500 trainees
are trained in all fields of activity including more than
1,400 who are enrolled on diploma qualifications.
The others take part in specific training for other
qualifications.
Personalised support
for your training plans
The Further Training Unit team advises and supports
companies and institutions, employees, the selfemployed and job-seekers in drawing up their own
training plans.
It provides its expertise in educational and
financial engineering to meet all training needs.
Training courses adapted
to the needs of the
socio-professional world
Our team uses the skills resources of the university or
outside contributors as well as the work of our
research laboratories. All our trainers are recognised
as specialists in their respective fields.
In addition to the UBO’s diploma qualifications, all
accessible as a mature student, our Further Training
Unit develops specific initiatives in sectors such as:
Science and Technology,
Management, Human Resources
Communication
Languages
Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences,
Gerontology and Disability
Furthermore, it contributes to promoting the
university through its alternative entry routes such
as preparation for the DAEU (Diploma for access to
university studies) in literature or science.
Services adapted to
your needs
1/ Intra-company training
Our advisors are at your disposal to develop
customised training courses adapted to the needs of
your company and your employees.
The training modules are dispensed throughout the
year and we undertake to respect your professional
constraints in the provision of such training.
2/ Inter-company training
As part of your training plans, or even as part of
employee access to training, your employees can
enrol on inter-company training courses organised
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each year based around varying themes. These training courses can lead to diplomas or qualifications,
the choice of which depends on the employee’s
individual plans or the company’s strategy.
3/ Accreditation of Prior Learning
APL is an individual right which allows you to gain
recognition of your prior learning via partial or total
validation with a higher education diploma. The
required minimum duration of the experience is
set at 3 years.
4/ Skills assessment
By assessing your career plans, you can take
Advantage of 24-hour support at the UBO’s skills
assessment centre (CEBUBO).
5/ Mature study
The Further Training Unit at the UBO will help you
to successfully enrol on the conventional diploma
qualifications at UBO, with adapted schedules:
University Diplomas, State Diplomas
(Licence, Licence Pro, Master, Doctorate) but also
for short-term qualification courses.
6/ Sandwich courses
Our sandwich courses allow those enrolled to
obtain professional qualifications and promote
entry or re-entry into professional life by combining
practical training in work situations in businesses
with theoretical training at the university.
7/ Certification
The Further Training unit offers all its students
The possibility of various certifications throughout
the
year fields as varied as languages (TOEIC,
TOEFL, Cambridge English), IT (C2i),
or French as foreign language (DILF, DELF, DALF)
A VERY WARM
WELCOME
At UBO the quality of welcome we provide
is equal to the excellence of our training
courses, for the benefit of all those
enrolled in Further Training.
Functional training rooms fully fitted
with multimedia equipment.
A resource centre with internet access.
Restaurant services in a pleasant setting.
Cafés near to the teaching rooms.
For further information:
Service Universitaire de Formation Continue
et d’Éducation Permanente
20 avenue Victor Le Gorgeu
CS 93837 - 29238 BREST Cedex 3, France
Tel.: 00 33 (0)2 98 01 63 32
E-mail: sufcep@univ-brest.fr
univ-brest.fr/FC
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FURTHER TRAINING
IN FIGURES
A team of 40 people
Turnover of 2.5 million euros
3,500 trainees welcomed
each year
1,400 enrolled in diploma
qualifications
1,500 certifications awarded
each year
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“The professionalisation of our initial or
further training courses has massively
changed the perception of the university
in the eyes of businesses. Today, the
university trains people who are highly
skilled in their fields with, in addition,
excellent general knowledge and a global
vision of the world that surrounds them,
giving them great potential to develop
and innovate.
For recruiters, this dimension is a genuine
added value, and they are placing
their trust in the university in growing
numbers.
A fine illustration of such trust is our
Further Training unit, which works with
more than 100 companies per year to
train their employees. Today, it is amongst
the best in France, thanks to the way our
team constantly monitors the needs of
the professional world, day after day, in
the field”.
Jean-Marie Filloque
Vice-President in charge of
Life-long Education and Training
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“The partnership between UBO and CMB
has a long and rich history. The banking
market expanded massively during
the 1970’s, and recruitment followed
accordingly. The development of the
market gave rise to a need for training
for all these employees. No training
courses focusing on a reference of the
profession – namely that of Private
Account Manager – were available at the
time, so we entered into discussions with
UBO, with whom we jointly developed the
teach model in tune with our needs:
the MBA professional degree now known
as ABF – Assurances Banque Finance
(insurance, banking and finance). It was
an operation of significant magnitude and
allowed us to train almost 400 employees
to become Private Account Managers.
Today, since our needs are developing
more towards expertise, especially in the
field of asset management, alongside
UBO, we are currently examining the
possibility of creating an inter-bank
university diploma for this domain.
Many of our employees have benefited
from the UBO’s APL scheme, for which
they are one of the leading institutions.
UBO have always been able to identify
our needs swiftly.
The strength of the university today lies
it its proximity to businesses”.
Gilbert Leux
Training Manager for the Arkéa Group
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research & development
RESEARCH
IN FIGURES
40 patents
6 start-ups founded
8 start-ups in the process of being created
4 million euros in turnover (for non-subsidised contracts)
15 European projects in progress
660 researchers and lecturer-researchers
38 laboratories
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UNIVERSITÉ DE BRETAGNE OCCIDENTALE
Supporting
innovation
and the economic
development of
the region
UBO’s research contributes to improving knowledge
whilst remaining receptive to the region’s requirements
for innovation.
Research par excellence
Through its research, UBO has taken part in some
of the major discoveries of our century: discoveries
concerning the human genome, discovery of
biomasses
hidden in deep ocean sediments, etc.
Alongside many partner institutions, (CNRS, Ifremer,
Inserm, IRD), UBO is today involved in many
European
And international research programmes and enjoys
International recognition, especially for its marine
research activity.
Such recognition of its excellence today enables
UBO to sign research contracts with many companies
in the energy, hi-tech and pharmaceutical sectors,
to name just a few examples.
Examples of themes in our
4 development vectors in
research
1/ Marine research
Analysis of the ocean’s responses to climate
change and its consequences on biodiversity
(scientific expeditions to all the world’s oceans,
in Antarctica, etc.)
Research on new deep ocean sites for extraction
of hydrocarbons.
Natural hazard research: earthquakes, tidal waves.
Microbiology and its applications in
biotechnology, etc.
2/ Biology/Health research
Research on the gene pools of pathologies.
Medical imaging and implications in orthopaedic
surgery.
Neurodegenerative diseases.
Biotherapy, etc.
3/ Mathematics - ICST - Materials research
Mechanisms, physical mediums and propagation
in the domain of microwave frequencies.
Optical interfaces and micro-waves.
Signal processing / radio systems.
Virtual reality.
Geometry and probability
4/ Humanities and Social Sciences research
Ageing (retired life / vulnerability, handicaps/
health policy / technology at the service of
health and sociability / ethics)
The maritime world (history / maritime societies,
economies, political institutions / heritage, archives /
land planning)
Images (as a tool in the development of social
sciences / visual arts / caricatures)
Languages and cultures of the world, civilisations
and literature, etc.
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UBO is a partner of
the competitive clusters
Imaging and Networks
Marine
Valorial
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Skill and technology
transfer
UBO has become a driving force of the area’s
economic development. Its skills, know-how and
patents today represent assets for technology
transfer and the creation of businesses.
UBO has entrusted the organisation Bretagne
Valorisation, part of the European University of
Brittany initiative, with promoting its research. Its
activities are focused on:
Setting up partnerships
Engineering European projects
Protecting inventions and know-how
Engineering innovative projects
Technology brokerage and licensing
Support with business creation
Supporting
business
creation
In partnership with technology parks,
the university supports business creation
at every project phase:
Detection/assessment
Protection strategies
Licensing contracts
Technological validation
Conformity with regulations
Accommodation
Leasing of equipment
For further information:
Bretagne Valorisation - UBO
3 rue des Archives - CS 93 837
29238 BREST Cedex 3, France
Tel.: 00 33 (0)2 98 01 79 11
E-mail: valorisation@univ-brest.fr
Elliptika: a start -up
made in UBO !
Supporting
development
projects
UBO today boasts almost 200 research contracts
per year, ranging from short-term analysis contracts
to partnerships spanning several years with many
companies. It can also count on multi-discipline
teams
able to operate in wide range of contexts:
Cooperation contracts
Impact assessments, feasibility studies
Analysis: NMR, X-ray, Laser, HPLC,
mass spectrometry and ultra high-resolution
electronic microscopy, prototypes used during
sea and land missions, etc.
Individual or team consultancy.
Provision of scientific equipment, premises, skills,
biological equipment, etc.
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Elliptika was founded in February 2008 by
two doctors from UBO and by three researchers
from the LAB-STICC laboratory (formerly the
Electronics and Telecommunications Systems
Laboratory). By combining different skills in
Mathematics and electronics the team at Elliptika
developed innovative and miniaturised microwave
frequency filtering solutions, which are now used in
many sectors: space, defence, telecommunications
for the general public (mobile telephony, etc.).
Elliptika already boasts more than 10 customers
Including Thalès and CNES (French Space Agency).
For the founders of Elliptika, UBO was a veritable
pillar for the creation of our company. The provision
of premises near to the LABSTICC laboratory and
the advice and support right throughout the
development and progression of the project
were a real bonus in helping us start up our
company”.
Other UBO start-ups
Molécule Bleue
Allegans
France Haliotis
Kervita
Terra Maris
and more than 10 projects under development
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“We work in the Laboratoire Domaines
Océaniques (Ocean Domains Laboratory)
at the IUEM on geophysical imaging. In
particular, we use electro-magnetics as
a tool for scanning substrates. We have
developed a tri-dimensional imaging
method that enables us to define the
nature of a substrate located at either
several metres or several kilometres
in depth. This method is of interest
to many domains since it allows the
natural resources of substrates at a
given location to be determined, enables
identification of surface pollution and
monitoring of its development, provides
information on the nature of sub-soils in
the case of sanitary drainage works, etc.
The opportunities for this technology
are therefore plentiful:civil engineering,
hydrology, storage, natural resources,
geothermics, etc. Today, we are planning
to set up a consulting firm and are
already working on the industrialisation
of our product and its development”.
“All research in humanities and social
sciences are oriented towards a same
and single goal: that of understanding
man, societies and organisations. The
research methods used in this domain
are mainly of two types:field surveys
in contact with the actual reality of the
situation and documentary research
on historic documents corpus, images,
films, etc.
The final aim of this research is to publish
articles and works. At UBO, promotion
of research into humanities and social
sciences is very important.
In fact, we organise several international
conferences each year and we enter into
many research contracts with regional
authorities, companies or associations
for performance of surveys, heritage
studies, market research, etc.”
Bertrand Urien
Vice-Président in charge of Research
in Humanities and Social Sciences and
of Globalization of Research
Pascal Tarits & Sophie Hautot
Laboratoire Domaines Océaniques
UMR 6538
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life, sport and culture…
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UBO: MORE THAN JUST
A UNIVERSITY...
A dynamic and
friendly campus
A campus entirely compatible
for wireless internet, located in
city centre.
Hi-tech learning equipment and
facilities.
A student’s guild, which is a
centre for cultural events and
associations.
Around one hundred student
sports clubs.
High performance
sports
facilities
Indoor: climbing wall,
gymnasiums, sports halls, aerobics
rooms, weight training rooms, etc.
Outdoor: athletics track, football
fields (grass and artificial pitches), a
rugby pitch, etc.
Special access to water sports:
diving, canoeing, sailing, etc.
More than 40 sporting activities
are possible.
Participation in sport higher
than the national average.
Special access
to cultural and
artistic events
Many workshops are on offer:
Theatre, music, plastic arts,
Photography, etc.
Preferential rates for admission
to many cultural facilities (La
Carène, Le Quartz, Océanopolis,
etc.)
A symphonic orchestra, a jazz
Orchestra, a theatre company and
many student initiatives!
A remarkable
environment and
quality of life
Western Brittany, with a wealth
of rich heritage.
A dynamic cultural agenda
of festivals, shows, street arts,
concerts, etc.
A remarkable and wellpreserved natural environment.
An unlimited supply of fresh air!
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3, rue des Archives
CS 93837
29238 Brest Cedex 3
France
Accueil/
Tel.: 00 33 (0)2 98 01 60 00
Fax: 00 33 (0)2 98 01 60 01
contact@univ-brest.fr
univ-brest.fr
UBO is founding member
of European University of Brittany.
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COM’UBO - Crédits photos : André Coppillet, Benjamin Deroche, Guillaume Team, Fotolia, Éditions Buissonnières