University Of Western Brittany

University of Western Brittany
Information
Foundation	1971
Type	Public University
Language regime	French
Location
City	Brest
Country	France
Region	Britain
Campus	Brest , Quimper , Morlaix
Direction
President	Pascal Olivard
Key figures
Students	20 000
Miscellaneous
Affiliates	European University of Brittany
Website	www.univ-brest.fr/
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The University of Western Brittany (official name: University of Brest ^History

First relocations university

To cope with increasing student numbers in a row Baby Boom , The development of new university campuses in Britain is becoming a necessity from the late 1950's. the University of Rennes , then only university in the region, opens in Brest several appendices. Two colleges responsible for qualifying opens in 1959 and 1960 , the first and second scientific literature. They were joined in 1966 by a medical school, and 1967 by an Institute of Municipal Law. The embryo of a new university, while traditionally structured into 4 faculties ( Law , Literature , Medicine and Science ), is well established. These components are joined in 1968 by the Technical University of Brest and in 1970 by the Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Quimper , depending also of the University of Rennes . The events of May 1968 require the establishment of new universities by the Act Faure. The University of Rennes , which served as a guardian of the components of Brest is divided into two universities: the University of Rennes 1 and Universit de Haute Bretagne.

Creation and development

The University of Brest has been established by ministerial decree on 27 March 1969. Its statutes were approved by ministerial decree on 4 November 1970. It was erected in a public scientific and cultural, by Decree No. 70-1174 of 17 December 1970 , effective January 1, 1971 . She took the name of the University of Western Brittany.

The university continues its development in 1972 opening a UER of law and economics. In 1973 , the Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Quimper opens a branch in Lorient a first Department of Health and Safety. This was followed in 1975 by a second Department of Thermal Engineering and Energy which ends at the same time to create a new right of IUT, the Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Lorient. In 1978 , a faculty of dentistry is created. In 1989 , open the Euro-Institute of Actuarial Jean Dieudonn.

Incubation of the University of South Brittany

The university plays a role in the creation of ^the 4th Breton University, the University of South Brittany. To cope with the increasing number of students in the late 1980s , opening a new university is planned. The IMC planning endows the 4 October 1990 the site Lorient-Vannes status Pole University Development (PUD) . Several components are thus open 1990 to 1993 in Lorient and Vannes. A portion of the die opening is made by two other universities Brittany, Rennes 1 and Rennes 2. The work focuses on the UBO website Lorient. The IUT already present since 1973 is enriched with a new Department of Organization and Management of production in 1992. He followed the next year by opening an IUP Industrial systems engineering. Science lessons are introduced with in 1990 opening a DEUG science , a reference is identical DEUG open valves in the same year raised it by the University of Rennes 1 .

When this new university finally opened in 1995 , all the components open to Lorient and Vannes and its legacy. The site of Quimper , including the transfer of authority is considered a time, remains in the bosom of the UBO.

Recent developments

The university continues to develop. The European University Institute of the Sea (IUEM) was opened in 1997 , followed by an Institute of Business Administration , the IAE Brest in 2001. A sports channel is created during the same period. A DEUG STAPS is opened in 1996 to discharge the University of Rennes 2 , up there alone Breton University to offer this course. In 2000 , this led to the creation of a Dept. of STAPS. The university has access to the autonomy on ¹ January 2010 .

Presidents of the University of Western Brittany

Components

The components of UBO are the following:

University Institutes of Technology

• IUT (at Brest , Quimper and Morlaix ): biological engineering, business management and administration, engineering, mechanical and production engineering, electrical engineering and industrial computing, administrative and commercial management.
• 5 IUP
  • GMP IUP : IUP mechanical engineering and logistics
  • II IUP : IUP Computer Engineering
  • IIA IUP : IUP Innovation in Food Industry
  • IUPMAC : IUP Crafts Arts and Culture
  • Telecom IUP : IUP Telecommunications and Networks

Units Training and Research

• • Faculty of Science and Technology (in Brest )
  • Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (in Brest )
  • Faculty of Odontology
  • Faculty of Law, Economics and Management (in Brest and Quimper )
  • Faculty of Humanities (in Brest and Quimper )
  • Faculty of Sport and Physical Education (in Brest )

Institutes

• • European Institute of Actuarial Jean Dieudonn
  • Institute of Business Administration from Western Brittany
  • IPAG : Institute of preparedness for general administration
  • IREM : Institute for Research in Mathematics Education
  • I3S : Synergy Institute of Health Sciences
  • ISAMOR : Institute of food sciences and rural
  • University Institute of Teacher Training in Britain since 2007
  • European University Institute of the Sea
  • Institute Goarchitecture
• 3 Schools
  • School of Midwifery
  • ESMISAB : Graduate School of microbiology and food safety in Brest
  • Fiti2a : Training Engineer Technical Industry, Specialty food

Graduate Schools

• Graduate School of materials science and information science Teaching and Research

  Training

  The University of Western Brittany moved in September 2010 a total of 30 mentions of license ,

  The general license is issued in several areas that are available and then mentions specialties. It is proposed in the university a license "arts-letters-language" which has three entries, one license "law, economics, management" which has five endorsements, license and social sciences which has seven words, one license "Science technical and physical activity "which has two entries, and a license 'science, technology, health" with 13 mentions. In their evaluations AERES, six of those listed have received the rating of A + or A, 16 B notation, notation and eight C ^, . In addition, the university offers education from 26 entries from professional licenses .

  Similarly, the master shall be issued in several areas that are available then entries in specialties and then possibly in route. It is proposed in this university a Masters in Science and Technology "with 11 mentions and 20 specialties , a master "life sciences, health and ecology" with a reference and 12 specialties , a Masters in social sciences "with 12 specialties and 40 .

  Service provided by the University Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning, UBO offers continuing education for 3500 students per year, and 1400 enrolled in diploma courses .

  International trade

  The university is involved in exchange programs such general that Erasmus or CREPUQ , and is also linked to foreign universities by bilateral agreements.

  Foreign students represent, with approximately 1,200 members, 7% of the student population at the university. Students from China , with 27%, followed by Morocco with 15%, are the two largest communities. The IUEM, IAE and UFR science and technology together contribute nearly half of these students . For 2008-2009, and with 1.05% of its students from an exchange Erasmus , the university appears to ^the 35th of French university for this population . Outgoing exchanges involve about 210 students per year .

  Research

  Four research areas:

  * Marine Science Axis Axis held in the OSU-IUEM. It brings together eight laboratories, including 6 associated with the CNRS, IFREMER 3 to 2 to the IRD. This theme develops training with Master SML (Marine Sciences and Coastal) and graduate school MDHS (Graduate College of Marine Sciences).

  * Agro-Axis Health

  - The health sector is organized within the IBRB (Brest Institute of Health Research in Biology) with the IFR Scinbios. It brings together six laboratories including 2 associated with INSERM. This axis is associated with STS masters and doctoral SICMA.

  -Agro-food has 2 laboratories recognized at the departmental level.

  * Math-STIC-Axis Material This area organized with the ISSTB (Institut Suprieur des Sciences et Technologies de Brest). It brings together nine laboratories, including 4 associated with the CNRS, one at Telecom Bretagne, one by one to ENSIETA and UBS. The training is organized within the framework of STS Masters and doctoral SICMA

  * Axis Humanities and Social Sciences This axis is organized within the research federation ISHS (Institut des Sciences de l'Homme and the Company), recognized by the department. It has 11 laboratories, including 2 associated with the CNRS.

  
  

  44 laboratories in 10 scientific Directions (DS)

  • Mathematics and their interactions Student Life

    Demographics

    Changing demographics of the university population
    
    

    1972	1975	1978	1981	1984	1987	1990	1993	1996
    5704	7842	8404	8816	9626	10 997	15 386	19 789	18 411

    1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
    16 616	16 652	16 061	16 183	16 626	17 115	17 724	17 325	16 849

    2008	2009	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
    18 107	18 286	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

    Student associations of the institution

    • Federation of Student Associations of Western Brittany

    People linked to university

    Alumni

    • Kofi Yamgnane , Franco-Togolese politician.
    • Philip Collin , presenter on France Inter .
    • Christophe Miossec , author, composer, performer .

    
    

    Teachers

    See also the list of university teachers
    • Raymond-Francois Le Bris , director of ENA
    • Marylise Lebranchu , Keeper of the Seals
    • Alice Saunier-Seite , Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Minister of Universities, a member of the Institute

    Doctor Honoris Causa

    • David M. Neslon , professor at Oregon State University , USA. .

    Sources

    Notes

    1. The AERES evaluates diplomas in four categories, A +, A, B, and C

    References

    : Source used for this article

    • (En) Rating Agency of Research and Higher Education, Regional analysis of evaluations conducted between 2007 and 2011, Brittany, Rennes academy , Paris, January 2011, 43 p.
    • span class = "item" id = "Agence_d.27.C3.A9valuation_de_la_recherche_et_de_l.27enseignement_sup.C3.A9rieurjanvier_2008"> (en) Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education, Assessment Report of the University of Bretagne Occidentale , Paris, January 2008, 26 p.
    1. ^{a and b} UBO Report, p. 20.
    • (En) National Committee for evaluating EPSCP , The University of South Brittany, Evaluation , Paris, 1999, 108 p.
    • (En) National Committee for evaluating EPSCP , The University of Western Brittany, Evaluation , Paris, 2004, 132 p.
    1. ^{a and b} UBO Report, p. 23.
    2. UBS Report, p. 12.
    3. UBS Report, p.9.
    4. UBS Report, p. 10.
    5. UBO Report, p. 24.

    Other references

    1. Decree No. 2000-250 of 15 March 2000 on the classification of public scientific, cultural and professional
    2. Statutes of the University on the university website
    3. "University: the transition to autonomy UBO reconfirmed" , western France, Thursday, December 10, 2009
    4. New President UBO Space Science, 14 May 1992
    5. "Peter Appriou new chairman" , Western Science
    6. New UBO President , Space Science, 14 May 1992
    7. "UBO. Raymond-Francois Le Bris donated a collection of documents " , the telegram, January 23, 2009
    8. EURYI
    9. IAE
    10. "The IUFM part in Brest, Rennes 2 digests evil" , western France, Saturday, June 30, 2007
    11. ^{a and b} Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education in January 2011 , p. 30
    12. The training, professional licenses , University of Western Brittany, consulted on www.univ-brest.fr March 6, 2011
    13. Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education in January 2011 , p. 31
    14. Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education in January 2011 , p. 36
    15. Evaluation Agency for Research and Higher Education in January 2011 , p. 40
    16. University Department for Continuing Education and Continuing Education, presentation , University of Western Brittany, consulted on www.univ-brest.fr March 6, 2011
    17. Erasmus, Ranking French French universities most successful academic year , Agence Europe-Education-Formation France, July 2010, p. 1, accessed at www.europe-education-formation.fr October 26, 2010
    18. ^{a , b , c , d , e , f , g , h , i and j} See also
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