University Of Clermont Ferrand Ii

History

A first university existed between the ^twelfth century and the late ^fifteenth century to Billom , near Clermont, with up to 2000 students. In the early ^sixteenth century , the bishop of Clermont Thomas Duprat installs a university Issoire. The King establishes university in February 1519 , but following protests by Charles de Bourbon and the University of Paris , it is closed in 1520. In 1681 , the King authorized the creation of a medical college in Clermont but it's just a professional body unrelated to a university because it does not exempt educational and does not issue diplomas.

A medical school was founded in 1807 in Hotel-Dieu and becomes secondary school of medicine in 1820 . It remains to be reformed several times until its transformation into power in 1954. The Faculty of Arts was founded in 1808 , inaugurated in May 1810 in the hospital Charitains (demolished in 1906 ) but is suppressed at the Restoration in September 1815. It was not until 1854 that are created for a faculty of letters and science faculty as part of the national reorganization of higher education that sets up schools in all towns of the rectory. In 1896 was founded the University of Clermont-Ferrand, which includes the two existing faculties and schools of medicine .

During the Second World War , the University of Clermont-Ferrand hosted students and faculty of the University of Strasbourg which Marc Bloch , Jean Cavailles and Claude Wolff , fleeing the German occupation. The university was also severely affected: the 25 November 1943 , the buildings are surrounded by the Gestapo, with orders to arrest deans, students and those from Alsace-Lorraine could be related to the resistance. Nearly 50 students and teachers were arrested, and Paul Collomp , a professor of the Faculty of Letters, is even shot a gun.

Strong differences in particular political intervened in the implementation of the reform of 1969 ( Act Faure ) but it was not until 1976 that the university Clermont single split into two separate institutions, Clermont II retrieving letters , the humanities and the sciences , the natural and Technology , University Clermont I keeping it on the right , the economy , the medicine and an IUT. The University Clermont II then took the name of Blaise Pascal in Clermont honor of the scientist ^Components

Universit Blaise Pascal, site Gergovia

• 5 Units Training and Research (UFR)
  • LLSH (Humanities, Languages and Humanities)
  • ST (Science and Technology)
  • Psychology, Social Sciences and Education Sciences
  • CCAA (Applied Languages, Business and Communication)
  • STAPS (Science and technology of physical activities and sports)
• 3 institutes and engineering schools
  • Polytech'Clermont-Ferrand (formerly called CUST)
  • ISIMA (Higher Institute of computer modeling and their applications)
  • ENSCCF (Ecole Nationale Suprieure de Chimie de Clermont-Ferrand)
• An IUT (Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Montluon )
• The OPGC (Observatoire de Physique du Globe de Clermont-Ferrand)

Presses Universitaires Blaise Pascal

Established in 1999, are PUBP University Press Blaise Pascal. They are currently managed as part of the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (MSH).

They are primarily intended to raise awareness and disseminate research conducted by the teams and Research Centres of the Faculty of Arts, Languages and Humanities at the University Blaise Pascal (Clermont II), but can also accommodate in their various collections, publications offered by teams or researchers outside the UBP.

They thus ensure the development mission of culture and dissemination of knowledge and research findings that the Act of January 26, 1984 (Article 7) recognizes universities.

• Charter PUBP
• Instructions to the attention of authors

Education and research

Education

International Relations

Research

The level of scientific research articles, published or not, and theses, from the laboratories of the University of Clermont-Ferrand-II are available online at HAL : archive site open from CNRS.

Student Life

Demographics

Personalities

Teachers and former teachers

See Category: Teacher at the University of Clermont-Ferrand II

Alumni

External Links

• Official site of the Universit Blaise-Pascal Clermont-Ferrand II

References

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