TRAINING COURSES
The Annecy University Institute of Technology offers nine Bachelor's degrees in Technology (BUT) in secondary and tertiary education.
Opting for a BUT (bac+3, third-year courses include most professional bachelor's degrees) gives you the opportunity toenter the workforce immediately or continue your studies. The institution also offers seven professional bachelor's degrees (one year of study, 60 ECTS) and university diplomas (DU).
AREAS OF TRAINING
goal and professional licenses
CS-CGE3S
THE DIPLOMA
GEA
DEGREES
GEII
THE DIPLOMA
GMP
DEGREES
MPh
DEGREES
QLIO
THE DIPLOMA
R&T
THE DIPLOMA
OSV
DEGREES
3 university degrees
DU Quality Management International Industrial and Business Management International Operations and Business Management
study organization
the projects
Professional experience is developed through numerous professional situations. Projects are a key part of our training programs (600 hours). Students are asked to respond to a request made by a company or organization.
Internships and jobs
With the same goal of professional development in mind, we invite you to explore the internship and job opportunities offered by various companies. For further information, please contact us.
Continuing education
BUT also provides the opportunity to pursue further studies at different levels:
Engineering schools
business schools
university (master's degree)
Study programs, work-study programs—let's talk about them!
choose between initial training and work-study programs
Initial training
Initial training is the most traditional option, allowing you to benefit from student status. Courses and internships are reinforced by professional activities in the field.
This option is for students who wish to gradually transition into the world of work.
These are students who finance their own studies.
apprenticeship
Work-study programs are a type of training that allows students to obtain a BUT (university technical degree) or a professional bachelor's degree by alternating between classes at the IUT (university institute of technology) and periods at the company with which an apprenticeship or professional training contract has been signed. Work-study students are employees of the host company.
our alternating goals
You are or want to be an employee and wish to develop or enhance your skills. The BUT work-study program is a training course with a bright future. All indicators are green for this option to be an excellent choice, which in no way excludes further study!
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES
SINCE 2023-2024, MOST PROFESSIONAL LICENSES HAVE INCORPORATED THE BUT
Candidates from other programs may be admitted to a BUT program via transfer after their applications have been reviewed and it has been verified that they meet the prerequisites for admission.
Work-study programs are carried out in collaboration with various partners, depending on their specialty, as part of a professional training contract or an apprenticeship contract. Work-study students are employees of the host company.
the benefits of work-study programs
- A diploma identical to that of the traditional program
- Paid training
- Dual supervision by a university tutor and a company tutor
- Gaining professional experience during training
- Preparing for a national diploma
- Supervised training at the University Institute of Technology and in the workplace
- Freedom of choice at the end of training between entering the workforce and continuing studies
- Easier entry into the workforce
Who is it for?
You must have a high school diploma.
The Sport-Etudes sections are aimed at high-level athletes (minimum pre-national level) who are affiliated with sports federations.
The Music-Studies sections are intended for high-level artists (members of a conservatory, music school, dance school, etc.).
Development: a goal in four years
The BUT is obtained in four years instead of the usual three. Special educational support is provided by a dedicated Director of Studies.
The main advantages of this training program
- A recognized degree
- Real career choices
- Further studies in France and abroad
- Further studies within the European Bachelor's-Master's-Doctorate (LMD) framework in France and abroad
our partnerships
Sport
- Departmental Committees of Sports Federations
- The Haute-Savoie Departmental Olympic and Sports Committee
Music
The Annecy Regional Conservatory: The Annecy Regional Conservatory for the Annecy metropolitan area and the Pays de Savoie (4,000 m²) is located in the heart of Annecy's old town, in a historic building. It offers 90 courses in music, dance, and theater, organized into 12 teaching departments, ranging from introductory classes for beginners to training for amateurs, professional courses, numerous vocal and instrumental ensembles of all sizes, and supervised practical workshops for amateurs.
Admission procedure
The Sport-Study Sections are aimed at high-level athletes (minimum pre-national level) who hold a high school diploma and are affiliated with sports federations.
For further information, please contact the GMP department.
• Instrumental or vocal audition: Candidates will present a program consisting of two works (or excerpts from works) of the required level (maximum total duration: 10 minutes). It is possible to present all or part of the program with an accompanist or in a group. Candidates may present several specialties. However, if successful, only one may be retained.
• Motivational interview
• Musical training (oral) and musical analysis test to accurately determine each candidate's level (candidates may bring any documents they have previously worked on).
• Minimum requirements for music programs:
• Classical, contemporary amplified music, and jazz programs: completion of Cycle II, Cycle III (8 to 10 years of practice)
• Sound engineering programs: Cycle II in music (6 to 8 years of practice)
• Electroacoustic composition and film score composition programs: submission of a portfolio detailing the candidate's background
In addition to these requirements for all courses, the following are also required:
• For the sound engineering and film composition course: a specific cover letter, a resume, and possibly a recording demo.
• For the electroacoustic composition course: a specific cover letter, a resume, and examples of personal sound creations.
Final admission:
Admission to Musique-Études is granted following acceptance of the university application by the Annecy University Institute of Technology (IUT), decided upon after joint deliberation with the Conservatory's management.
When registering, students must pay:
• application fees
• tuition fees
• Conservatory registration fees
How do I apply?
Along with your application to study music at the IUT, you must obtain a pre-registration form from the Conservatory's registrar's office.
Contact
Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de l’agglomération d’Annecy et des Pays de Savoie
10 Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau – 74000 ANNECY
crr@agglo-annecy.fr
04 50 33 87 1
Candidates who can provide proof of previous study in Cycle III or DEM, DEC, DET at a state-approved institution (CRD or CRR) may be exempted from these tests (proof must be provided).
Final admission:
Admission to Musique-Études is granted following acceptance of the university application by the Annecy University Institute of Technology (IUT), decided upon after joint deliberation with the Conservatory's management.
When registering, students must pay:
• application fees
• tuition fees
• Conservatory registration fees
How to apply?
In addition to your application to study music at the IUT, you must obtain a pre-registration form from the Conservatory's registrar's office.
Contact
Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de l’agglomération d’Annecy et des Pays de Savoie
10 Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau – 74000 ANNECY
crr@agglo-annecy.fr
04 50 33 87 1
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