Training
A course oriented towards Biology and Environmental Biotechnology
The Master’s degree “Biology and Environmental Biotechnology” provides a high level of competence in the biology of the organisms that build our environment, some of which are targets for biotechnology, including plants, microalgae, fungi and bacteria. The degree cultivates knowledge in genomics and molecular genetics, biochemistry, interaction biology, as well as in toxicology, nutrition, bioenergy, bioremediation, plant breeding and biotechnology of fungi and bacteria. A place is also given to the evaluation of biological risks and to the interactions between biology and society. Research internships are offered in the academic or industrial environment.
Research based teaching
BIAM researchers participate in teaching Master’s courses dedicated to the molecular, biochemical and genetic aspects of the biology of organisms that build our environment (microorganisms, fungi, algae, plants). These BIAM researchers have experience in the fields of plant biology, bioenergy and bioremediation. Researchers from the INRAE Genetics and Improvement of Fruits and Vegetables laboratory, the INRAE Biotechnology of Filamentous Fungi laboratory, and the CNRS Protein Engineering laboratory also participate in the Master’s course.
Who is this training for ?
Master’s courses are given to small classes of students (maximum 25) selected on the basis of their background and professional ambitions. The professions targeted are those of an engineer in biotechnology and the environment, plant improvement, regulatory authorities or the pursuit of a doctorate.
Information on : https://formations.univ-amu.fr/ME5SAE-PRSAE5AB.html
Stefano CAFFARRI — stefano.caffarri@univ-amu.fr
Christophe ROBAGLIA — christophe.robaglia@univ-amu.fr
Christophe LALOI – christophe.laloi@univ-amu.fr
The Life Science undergraduate degree
General and Plant Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Bioenergetics, Virology, Plant Genomics, Biotechnology, Spectroscopy/Microscopy/Imaging
The "Life and Health Sciences" Doctoral School (EDSVS, ED 62)
All members of the UMR are attached to this ED (25 HDR)
Pr. C. ROBAGLIA, member of the ED council
On average 6-7 AMU theses defended/year
More information on AMU courses :
https://sciences.univ-amu.fr/fr/formation?code=PRSAE5AB
Stefano CAFFARRI — stefano.caffarri@univ-amu.fr
Christophe ROBAGLIA — christophe.robaglia@univ-amu.fr