Master Biologie Végétale (Plant Sciences) - Plant sciences par Université de Lille

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This Master aims to form biologists in the field of plant sciences, with an integrative view allows them to make connections between interdisciplinary topics and at different levels of study. This Master is based on the acquisition of knowledge of the biology of plants and microorganisms, both in the context of development and industrial uses, but also in the knowledge of how plants face the stress from their environment, whether at the evolution level (changing photosytnhèse modes, adaptations and terrestrialization) or face the current climate change (pollution, ozone, drought, floods ..). Multidisciplinary integrative approach will be develop at different levels: biomolecule, cellular, tissue, organism and population. Graduates students should be able to use their training to design and develop research tools to integrate a research team and research & development laboratories. The intervention of professionals from different sectors will also illustrate the usefulness of this knowledge for the improvement of plants or processes to enhance plant agro
- resources.
See the website here: http://master
- plantsciences.univ
- lille1.fr/
This Master Plant Sciences is an international C2 type (2015-2019 contract). The goal is to make it evolve towards a typology C3 Dual Degree type. Students validating their semesters, including one semester in outgoing mobility partner university will be eligible to obtain a double degree namely, that of the Master Plant Sciences University partner which took place on Erasmus + and Master Plant Sciences, Lille (France).
In the longer term, other contacts will be made with officials of Plant Sciences taught Masters in European countries in order to facilitate student mobility (United Kingdom / Manchester, Leeds, Netherlands / Wageningen, Switzerland / Basel, Zürich, Sweden / Umea, Norway / As). The objective would be to establish a European consortium.
This Master aims to form biologists in the field ofplant sciences, with an integrative view allows them to make connections between interdisciplinary topics and at different levels of study. This Master is based on the acquisition of knowledge of the biology of plants and microorganisms, both in the context of development and industrial uses, but also in the knowledge of how plants face the stress from their environment, whether at the evolution level (changing photosytnhèse modes, adaptations and terrestrialization) or face the current climate change (pollution, ozone, drought, floods ..).
Multidisciplinary integrative approach will be develop at different levels: biomolecule, cellular, tissue, organism and population. Graduates students should be able to use their training to design and develop research tools to integrate a research team and research & development laboratories. The intervention of professionals from different sectors will also illustrate the usefulness of this knowledge for the improvement of plants or processes to enhan