Training
The Campus mondial de la mer community has a broad spectrum of training at its disposal. Addressing a French and international audience, it ranges from basic training to continuous professional development and from high school to postgraduate level, whether wholly or marginally marine-related. Campus mondial de la mer is working to highlight the diverse and constantly evolving nature of the training on offer. The aim is to present an overview that is tailored to different audiences, particularly internationally.
ISBlue and SEA-EU – Two examples of the community’s response to calls for national and international projects
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The remit of ISBlue (Interdisciplinary Graduate School) is to enhance the international impact and attractiveness of marine science and technology research and training.
In addition, UBO has been awarded the title of European University within the SEA-EU consortium whose objective is to increase university student and staff mobility and to improve the quality, inclusiveness and competitiveness of European higher education.
Focus on training in ‘Environmental issues and the Blue Economy’
Upcoming dates
7 to 9 July 2020 in Brest and Roscoff
Course programme and registration to follow
Target participants
The course is aimed at all French-speaking employees from public- and private-sector organisations keen to engage in sustainably developing maritime coastal regions and conserving marine biodiversity.
Learning objectives
To grasp the environmental issues associated with exploiting the potential of the seas and oceans and to understand the keys to sustainable growth:
- To master the essential theory for understanding marine biodiversity management issues
- To become familiar with the different regulatory frameworks and tools for marine ecosystem conservation in the context of sustainable regional development
- To understand the environmental issues linked to developing human activities at sea and in coastal areas
- To enhance participants’ capacity for prospective analysis of the environmental sustainability of blue economy projects in emerging sectors
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Training provider
The impetus for this training, which has been running since 2017, comes from the Campus mondial de la mer initiative. Administrative support is provided by the Department of Lifelong Learning (SUFCA) at the University of Western Brittany.
The programme for this continuing professional development course draws on the wealth of complementary skills and knowledge afforded by the Campus mondial de la mer community. Course contributors with a variety of profiles – academics, researchers, engineers, managers and entrepreneurs – are invited to share their expertise. Most come from institutions and organisations in western Brittany and offer a comprehensive overview of the issues associated with developing human activities at sea and the transitions now underway in these various sectors.
The training is recognised by the following CPD and training initiatives and labels:
- Ocean University Initiative
- ISblue
- Blue Train
- Pôle Mer Bretagne-Atlantique.
Teaching and learning methods
Organised over 3 days, the programme combines
- Theoretical training
- Illustrations of operational rollout, and a
- Field visit
Cost
€1,200 including
- Course fees
- Three lunches and one dinner
- One field excursion by boat and transfers between Brest and Roscoff
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Contacts:
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Head of Marine and Coastal Training
University of Western Brittany, SUFCA
anaelle.leroux@univ-brest.fr
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Campus mondial de la mer Project Coordinator
Technopôle Brest-Iroise, Campus mondial de la mer
alice.vanhoutte@tech-brest-iroise.fr
