Biodiversité, écologie et évolution - Mention :Master - Parcours :Master Biodiversité, écologie et évolution Parcours ECONOMICS & ECOLOGY par Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier - Mission Formation Continue et Apprentissage
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En centre (31, 81)
Durée
Total : 2600 heures
En centre : 1900 heures
En entreprise : 700 heures
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Description générale
Syllabus du M1 BEE
- Ecologie
Syllabus du M2 BEE
- Eco2
- Ecologie
Syllabus du M2 BEE
- Eco2
Objectifs
Aims and ScopeThis pluri
- disciplinary Master will provide students with a unique opportunity to study advanced methods in economics and in ecology that will allow them to analyze a variety of environmental questions with an integrated approach.
The M2 Economics & Ecology program combines a solid training in ecological theory with theoretical and empirical economics to give students a unique expertise in the analysis of the effects of human activities on biodiversity and ecosystems, and of how these may be mitigated by economic policy.
All the courses are taught in English by faculty members with an established reputation in their respective areas: the economics courses by faculty at Toulouse School of Economics (TSE), and the ecology courses by faculty at Theoretical and Experimental Ecology Station in Moulis (SETE) and at the évolution & Diversité Biologique laboratory (EDB) at Université Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier.
The academic training is followed by an internship or a Master#0x5c#'s thesis. Upon completing the courses, each student will either do an internship that should last between five and six months and be finalized by a report, or write a master#0x5c#'s thesis under the supervision of one of the faculty at TSE, SETE, or EDB. The program ends with a one
- day workshop to which professionals in the area are invited. Furthermore, the students of the M2 E&E are welcome to attend conferences organized by TSE, SETE and EDB.
The unique set of skills acquired in this Master will put the students in an excellent position to work in any public or private organization that seeks to evaluate both the ecological and the economic consequences of human activities on biodiversity and ecosystems. Examples of such organizations include large companies, governmental bodies (both at the national and at the local level), NGOs, supranational organizations, and research institutions after obtaining a PhD degree.
Strength of the program TSE boasts an internationally renowned research group in the field of natural resource and environmental economics. SETE and EDB are both homes to several world renowned researchers in the fields of ecology and biodiversity
The Master is designed with an aim to foster teamwork between economists and ecologists.Part of the courses take place at SETE, located in the French Pyrenees. This allows the students to experience first
- hand the setting in which large
- scale ecological experiments are being conducted.Transportation and accommodation costs will be covered for the weeks spent in the Pyrenees.
The program benefits from TSE affiliated research centers#0x5c#' strong ties with a network of large French and foreign firms (EDF, France Télécom, La Poste, LECG, Deutsch Bahn, Microsoft, etc.) that provides students with a valuable window of job opportunities.
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- disciplinary Master will provide students with a unique opportunity to study advanced methods in economics and in ecology that will allow them to analyze a variety of environmental questions with an integrated approach.
The M2 Economics & Ecology program combines a solid training in ecological theory with theoretical and empirical economics to give students a unique expertise in the analysis of the effects of human activities on biodiversity and ecosystems, and of how these may be mitigated by economic policy.
All the courses are taught in English by faculty members with an established reputation in their respective areas: the economics courses by faculty at Toulouse School of Economics (TSE), and the ecology courses by faculty at Theoretical and Experimental Ecology Station in Moulis (SETE) and at the évolution & Diversité Biologique laboratory (EDB) at Université Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier.
The academic training is followed by an internship or a Master#0x5c#'s thesis. Upon completing the courses, each student will either do an internship that should last between five and six months and be finalized by a report, or write a master#0x5c#'s thesis under the supervision of one of the faculty at TSE, SETE, or EDB. The program ends with a one
- day workshop to which professionals in the area are invited. Furthermore, the students of the M2 E&E are welcome to attend conferences organized by TSE, SETE and EDB.
The unique set of skills acquired in this Master will put the students in an excellent position to work in any public or private organization that seeks to evaluate both the ecological and the economic consequences of human activities on biodiversity and ecosystems. Examples of such organizations include large companies, governmental bodies (both at the national and at the local level), NGOs, supranational organizations, and research institutions after obtaining a PhD degree.
Strength of the program TSE boasts an internationally renowned research group in the field of natural resource and environmental economics. SETE and EDB are both homes to several world renowned researchers in the fields of ecology and biodiversity
The Master is designed with an aim to foster teamwork between economists and ecologists.Part of the courses take place at SETE, located in the French Pyrenees. This allows the students to experience first
- hand the setting in which large
- scale ecological experiments are being conducted.Transportation and accommodation costs will be covered for the weeks spent in the Pyrenees.
The program benefits from TSE affiliated research centers#0x5c#' strong ties with a network of large French and foreign firms (EDF, France Télécom, La Poste, LECG, Deutsch Bahn, Microsoft, etc.) that provides students with a valuable window of job opportunities.
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Centre(s)
- Toulouse (31)
- Auzeville Tolosane (31)
- Albi (81)
Métier(s)
- Attaché territorial / Attachée territoriale
- Chargé / Chargée de mission affaires et projets européens
- Chargé / Chargée de mission aux relations internationales
- Chargé / Chargée de mission développement territorial
- Chargé / Chargée de mission programmes européens
- Chargé / Chargée de projet et de développement territorial
- Responsable des affaires générales
- Responsable des cultures
- Responsable du secrétariat général
- Responsable du service des assemblées
- Secrétaire général / générale de mairie
Compétence(s)
- Analyse statistique
- Code des marchés publics
- Comptabilité publique
- Droit de l'environnement
- Droit de l'environnement et du développement durable
- Droit de l'urbanisme
- Droit des transports
- Droit européen
- Droit public
- Gestion administrative
- Gestion comptable
- Gestion de projet
- Gestion des Ressources Humaines
- Logiciels comptables
- Logiciels de statistiques
- Législation sociale
- Législation sociale de l'habitat
- Management
- Marché de l'emploi
- Méthodes d'enquête
- Outils bureautiques
- Politiques publiques
- Principes du système électoral français
- Procédures de délégation de services publics
- Système d'information et de communication
- Techniques commerciales
- Techniques d'animation d'équipe
- Techniques de communication
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