University Of Burgundy

Public schools have to Dijon Middle Ages a great reputation. Creation for both the University of Burgundy Dole (Dole then) in 1422, seriously undermines their because they are deprived of students and especially strangers.

At the request of the mayor and aldermen, supported by the Tremoille George, Governor of the province of Burgundy and his defense against the Swiss in 1513, Francis I of France (1515-1547) established in Dijon, a university with four faculties in 1516 but that decision remains unfulfilled, even though royal patents are very flattering for Dijon.

The College of Martinot or Martin (1531), in the current block from the Old College and the Jesuit college Godrans, founded in 1581 in fulfillment of the will of Odinet Godrans, President of the Parliament of Burgundy, trying with varying varying success to overcome this situation. The transfer from the University of Dole to Besanon in 1691 encourages states to seek de Bourgogne King of France to the creation Dijon university. The two cities became rivals then. Under the influence of the Prince de Conde, governor of Burgundy, Louis XV granted in Dijon, a university with four faculties April 17, 1722. Besancon replica with a genuine coalition with the University of Paris and several provincial universities. The king hesitates and then establishes a compromise.

The edict of December 1722 no longer creates a faculty of law (civil, canon and French) confirmed by a bull of Innocent XIII in 1723 and the university was inaugurated with great pomp November 24, 1723. The entire Parliament is to attend the meeting of the autumn. The First President berbisey leads the procession, surrounded by the nine presidents with their mantles of ermine and mortars, knights of honor, sixty-four councilors and five councilors clerics in ecclesiastical full costume.

The University, supported financially by the city and the province moved to the convent of the Jacobins and enjoys a reputation, despite the small number of students. The future President Brush, Guyton de Morveau, Cazotte Berlier or in part.

The five professors and three associate also exercise their profession and teach students whose numbers never exceed 200.

Building of the University of Burgundy rue Chabot-Charny

The university takes its schools and then assembled in the convent of Jacobins, which offers shelter very well suitable borrow. The convent was demolished in 1874 along with the vast church to which he wished to make room to the Halles covered market. There remains no trace.

The Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature course there is also organizing public demonstrations of botany , of chemistry and materia medica.

The revolutionary turmoil prevails almost at the same time the University of Dijon (it closes in 1792) and the Academy of sciences, arts and belles lettres.

The University of Burgundy in the ^nineteenth century

When Napoleon began to reorganize the teaching, Dijon becomes the seat of a special school of law. The new facility will open in 1806 and became a faculty of law, by decree of 17 March 1808. The Faculty of Arts was established the same year and the Faculty of Science opens in 1809. At the same time opened a school of medicine and pharmacy.

Among the many buildings confiscated from Dijon during the Revolution, a wing of the old College of Godrans formerly built by the Jesuits is occupied, the ground floor only, by law school courses starting in 1805. Faculty of Science, the Humanities and the Rector should invest part of the Hotel Despringles, already occupied by the Academy of Sciences, Arts et Belles-Lettres. This situation lasted for over thirty years. The Academy will then leave the premises. The school of medicine and pharmacy is located, meanwhile, in a pavilion that was built for her in the general hospital.

The University of Burgundy in the ^twentieth century

Building law, literature, languages, economics, management and political science

Home University

• 1909: the new Faculty of Arts stands in place of the old House of the Monkey. The seminar former (former dormitory of the abbey of St. Benignus) was decommissioned and turned into dormitories.
• 1945: there are plans to remove the University of Dijon and send 950 students to Paris, Lyon and Besanon. The project is not successful.
• 1946: Rector Bouchard took over the management of the Rectorate. He chose the slope of the hill Montmusard to build the new university.
• January 6, 1953: Digging the foundations of the future Faculty of Sciences (opened October 12, 1957).
• September 9, 1959: Opening of the first flags Bossuet and Lamartine that house students.
• October 6, 1962: the university library, law school and the boiler room are opened.
• September 23, 1965: A decree published in the Official Gazette transforms School of Medicine and Pharmacy Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy.
• October 9, 1965: Faculty of Letters is inaugurated.
• 1968: ITU, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy joined the Grove Hospital opened in 1962.
• June 26, 1997: Galileo amphitheater, the division of economics and management, and the House of the University were inaugurated.
• 2003: Pole AAFE.
• 2005: House of the Student

History of Presidents

Here is the list of successive presidents of the University of Burgundy :

• Rector Marcel BOUCHARD (The University was headed by the Rector): 1946 to 1967
• MOREY-Francoise Bailly, First President of the University, Professor of Mathematics: 1971 - 1973
• FEUILLEE Pierre, Professor of Geology: 1973 - 1978
• Jacques VAUDIAUX, Professor of Law: 1978 - 1983
• PARIS Roger, Professor of Biology: 1983 - 1988
• Gilles Bertrand, Professor of Physical Chemistry: 1988 - 1993
• Jocelyne PERARD, Professor of Geography and Climatology Specialist: 1993 - 1998
• Bernard Laurin, Professor of Paleontology: 1998 - 2003
• Jean-Claude Fortier, Professor of Public Law: 2003-2007
• Sophie Bjean, Professor of Economics: 2007 - 2011

Components

Units Training and Research

The university has ten UFRs

Schools

The ESIREM

Two components of the university school status :

• Graduate School of Engineering and Materials Research infotronic (ESIREM)
• Higher Institute of Automotive and Transportation (ISAT)

Institutes

The university has nine educational institutions :

Education and research

Education

International Relations

Research

Scientometrics

The University of Burgundy was not part of the 500 universities and schools ranked at the global level, by the Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2008 ( Academic Ranking of World Universities ). The same year she was ranked 724th in the rankings "Ranking Web of World Universities" which is based on the volume and quality of electronic publications of the 6000 schools and universities closed.

Student Life

Demographics

Personalities

Teachers

• Gaston Bachelard , philosopher, member of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
• Lucien Febvre , historian, co-founder of the Annales school
• Louis Renault , lawyer, won the Nobel Peace Prize
• Alain Bazot, president of the UFC something.
• Aurlie Trouv , co-president of ATTAC.
• Montmorillon Bernard , president of the University of Paris-Dauphine

Students

• Alain Colas , browser.
• Rachida Dati , a former justice minister.
• Joyandet , Secretary of State for Cooperation and Francophonie.
• Arnaud Montebourg , President of the General Council of Saone-et-Loire and member of the same department.
• Pierre Frogier , President of the Government of New Caledonia from 2001 to 2004
• Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff
• Edvard Bene , 2nd and 4th President of Czechoslovakia
• Roger Guillemin , Nobel Prize for Medicine 1977
• Mahmoud el Materi , Tunisian Minister of Health
• Guy Canivet , member of the Constitutional Council
• Henri-Francois Gautrin , Quebec Minister
• Abdoulaye Wade , President of Senegal

Sources

References

See also

Related articles

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External Links

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