University Of Le Havre
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| University of Le Havre | |
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| Information | |
| Foundation | 1984 |
| Type | A public, scientific, cultural and professional |
| Language regime | French |
| Budget | EUR 69 million (2010) |
| Location | |
| City | Le Havre ( Upper Normandy ) |
| Country |  France |
| Campus | Lebon Caucriauville Frissard |
| Direction | |
| President | Camille Galap |
| Key figures | |
| Staff | 852 |
| Teacher-researchers | 284 |
| Students | 7 040 (2009 - 2010) |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Affiliates | Normandy AeroEspace Normandy University |
| Website | www.univ-lehavre.fr/ |
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The University of Le Havre was officially inaugurated in 1984 by the Prime Minister at the time, Laurent Fabius. First lessons had held since 1967 but they depended on the University of Rouen.
The university offers many professional training courses, particularly with the ITU as it enjoys the support of businesses in the valley of the Seine.
In 2009-2010, 7,040 students were enrolled in one of three university campuses: Lebon, and Frissard Caucriauville. 284 lecturers and 115 secondary school teachers are employed. The university's budget in 2005 amounted to 69 million euros (37.5 million payroll on the state budget).
Since 2005, the president is Camille Galap.
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History
- 1967: Opening of the first IUT.
- 1970: Birth of the EBU "Sciences & Techniques" (now: Faculty of Science and Technique ").
- 1972: Birth of the Faculty of International Affairs.
- 1984: University of Le Havre (decree of 27 August 1984).
- 1985: creation of a library at the Faculty of International Affairs.
- 1986: Creation of Common Service documentation (SCD).
- 1989: linking the library IUT Caucriauville DCS.
- 1993: Opening of the new building of the Faculty of "Science and technology" and integration of its library to the CPC.
- 1994: Opening of the Institute of Higher Education Logistics (ISEL), an engineering school.
- 1998: Birth of the Faculty of Letters & Humanities (split with the Faculty of International Affairs).
- 1999: creation of the Technology Platform "Mechanics of Composite Systems (PFT MSC).
- 1999: Integration of the ISEL library within the CPC.
- 2006: Opening of the new Central Library University of Le Havre.
- 2006: Opening of the new canteen.
- 2009: Opening the new building of biology.
Components
Units Training and Research
- Faculty of Science and Technology
- Faculty of International Affairs
- Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Institutes
- University Institute of Technology Havre
- Institute of Higher Education logistics
- Technology platform composite mechanical systems
Libraries
The joint service documentation (SCD) of the university is spread over two sites:
- Central Library University of Le Havre (Lebon site)
- Library of the IUT (Caucriauville site)
The idea of establishing a central library for all courses taught at Havre since 1996, in order to break the isolation of individual libraries, for optimum use of human, technical and therefore money.
In March 2004 began the construction of the new university library in place of the old exhibition center that the city of Le Havre has placed at the disposal of the state in its northern part. The client was the rector of Rouen , the firm Dottelonde & Associates is the prime contractor. The work was undertaken by the company Quillery (group Eiffage ). Delivery of the building took place November 28, 2005 and opened to the public March 2, 2006.
The total cost of construction was of 14,698,498 Education and research The University of Le Havre has twelve research laboratories: Four teams: Changing demographics of the university population Teachings
International Relations
Research
Student Life
Demographics
Notes
Notes, sources and references
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