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Doctorate and HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, or accreditation to supervise research)

The USMB offers research training through innovative research based on excellent disciplinary training in conjunction with the University's laboratories, continuous learning of research methodology and tools, interdisciplinary openness, and support for professional integration, in conjunction with the USMB Business Club.
USMB also supports its researchers in the process of obtaining accreditation to supervise research. It also welcomes researchers from other universities who come to benefit from the expertise and experience of USMB researchers.

Doctorate

Doctoral training is organized by the College and the doctoral schools. 

This college comprisestwo accredited schools and eight schools co-accredited with the University of Grenoble Alpes (UGA)

The two accredited schools:

Cultures, Societies, Territories (ED 633 CST)
Affiliated laboratories: Antoine Favre Center, EDYTEM, IREGE, LLSETI


Science, Engineering, Environment (ED 634 SIE)
Affiliated laboratories: CARRTEL, EDYTEM, LISTIC, LOCIE, LIBM, SYMME

 

The eight schools co-accredited with UGA operating in USMB laboratories are as follows:


Doctoral School of Physics (ED 47 PHYS)
Affiliated laboratories: LAPP, LAPTH

Doctoral School of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences (ED 105 STEP)
Affiliated laboratory: ISTerre


Doctoral School of Engineering for Health, Cognition, and the Environment (ED 216 ISCE)
Affiliated laboratories: LPNC, LIP/PC2S


Doctoral School of Chemistry and Life Sciences (ED 218 CSV)
Affiliated laboratory: LECA




Qualification to supervise research (HDR)

The habilitation à diriger des recherches (HDR) is the highest national degree awarded by universities. This degree recognizes that the researcher has achieved a high level of scientific expertise, characterized by: 

  • An original approach in a scientific field
  • Mastery of an autonomous scientific research strategy
  • The ability to supervise young researchers

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