IUT OF CERGY-PONTOISE

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1 IUT OF CERGY-PONTOISE The road to success... 4 campuses near Paris: Neuville Pontoise Argenteuil - Sarcelles HNDs and bachelor's degrees Bioengineering Civil engineering Electrical and computer engineering Logistics and transport management Quality, industrial logistics and organization Multimedia and the web Marketing techniques 1

2 IUT of Cergy-Pontoise Contents page Page Outline of the Higher Education system in France 3 The University and the IUT of Cergy-Pontoise 4 The IUT of Cergy-Pontoise 5 HND in Bioengineering 6 HND in Civil engineering 7 HND in Electronic and computer engineering 8 HND in Logistics and transport management 9 HND in Quality, industrial logistics and organisation 10 HND in Marketing techniques 11 HND in Multimedia and web 12 Contacts For more information visit [email protected] IUT of Cergy-Pontoise 5 mail Gay Lussac - Neuville-sur-Oise Cergy-Pontoise cedex Tel: (+ 33)

3 Outline of the Higher Education system in France The French Higher Education system slightly differs from other European countries. Students who obtained a baccalaureate may pursue their studies on different paths: The Postsecondary Technical Certificate (2 years) is offered by Secondary Education establishments where professionals are trained during the course; or after pursuing 3 years, it is equivalent to a Bachelor s Degree. The Elite Higher Education Institutes (Grandes Ecoles) offer Preparatory courses (2 years) for admission to one of their programmes which award Engineering Degree, Business School Diploma or other Degrees. The University Institutes of Technology (UIT) are part of the universities offering HND (DUT) courses with the duration of 2 years, and a year of further studies in order to obtain a Professional Bachelor s degree (Licence Professionnelle). After an HND course, students can choose to continue their studies at an UIT for the Professional Bachelor s Degree, at a University for a Bachelor s Degree if they wish to achieve a Master later on or they can apply for a course at a Grande Ecole. Universities offer Bachelor s degrees (Licence) with the course duration of 3 years followed by Master s Degrees which may be achieved after 2 years of study and a Doctorate may be achieved after completion of a programme of further 3 years. 3

4 The University and the IUT of Cergy-Pontoise The IUT of Cergy-Pontoise is directly connected to the University of Cergy- Pontoise. Despite being a component of the University of Cergy-Pontoise, it has its own independence in regards to organization, budgets and training programmes. What is an IUT? IUTs are part of the university system in France. An IUT is a public Higher Education establishment, connected to a university offering professional training in a range of courses. IUTs were first established over 40 years ago and have since built strong relationships between themselves and businesses. It will greatly benefit graduated students when applying for internships and permanent employment. What is a DUT? IUTs give students the opportunity to study a 2-year undergraduate course called a Diplôme universitaire de technologie or DUT. This is similar to a Higher National Diploma (HND). A DUT is a professional diploma which incorporates compulsory internships and projects with companies. Students benefit greatly from consistent support, personalised teaching methods, practical exercises and specialised rooms i.e. language labs and computer rooms. Students can then continue to study for their licence professionnelle (professional Bachelor s degree). Following this, students may pursue postgraduate studies such as a Master s degree or PHD. Other students choose to seek employment or enroll at a Business or an Engineering School. The University of Cergy-Pontoise For 20 years, the University of Cergy-Pontoise (UCP) has been emerging as a major establishment in the national landscape of Higher Education and research. Located in Val d Oise, Ile- de-france, the University has built strong relationships with the local business network and local authorities. A multidisciplinary university: 5 departments: - Law - Economics and Management - Languages and International Studies - Literature and Humanities - Science and Technology 3 Institutes: - Institute of Education - University Institute of Technology (IUT) - Institute of Political Studies 1 Graduate School of Teaching and Education Key figures: Established in ,500 students 223 diplomas enduring 60 apprenticeships 1,038 teaching staff 683 non-teaching staff 22 laboratories, 5 research centres 4

5 The IUT of Cergy-Pontoise 4 campuses located in Val d Oise (approximately 30 minutes from Paris) 7 specialised DUTs 1,700 students 122 teachers 4 IUT campuses which offer different courses: Bioengineering Marketing techniques Electronic and computer engineering Multimedia and the web Marketing techniques Logistics and transportmanagement Civil engineering Electronic and computer engineering Quality, industrial logistics and organisation 5

6 Saint-Martin campus (Pontoise) DUT in Bioengineering Course overview Objectives Programme Providing specialist training in: Laboratory analysis and biotechnology company testing Pollution management, waste processing and environmental protection Career opportunities in these varied sectors: biomedical, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, environmental, agricultural, biotechnological Varied career paths: inspection and analysis, research and development, production, services, management The course is divided into practical work (42%), supervised work (38%) and classes (20%). Interdisciplinary modules : English, communication and self-expression skills, and a personal and professional project (280 hours) Scientific modules (1,520 hours): 1st year Students acquire fundamental skills and begin to gain specific knowledge within their chosen course (biological and biochemical analysis or environmental engineering) Biology Animal and plant physiology Biochemistry Chemistry Applied mathematics Applied physics Immunology Microbiology 2nd year Training in specialised skills for each option (biological and biochemical analysis or environmental engineering) Professional activities: Tutored projects: Allows students to participate in group work and apply their knowledge in a professional environment (300 hours). 2 internships in a laboratory or a business, in the private or public sector, in France or abroad (1 optional 2-week placement at the end of 1st year involving job shadowing, and 1 compulsory 10-week placement at the end in 2nd year) 6

7 Neuville campus DUT in Civil engineering Course overview Objectives Programme During the 2-year programme, our aim is to train intermediate level managers who will be responsible for the study and execution of construction works. Their adaptability will allow integration into each field of construction and Public Works (e.g. positions such as Construction Site Manager, Works Supervisor or Engineering Assistant at an Office of Structural Engineering and Building Inspection). Sciences Mathematics Applied physics and structural mechanics Sciences and technology Technical equipment Geotechnics Stability of reinforced concrete buildings as well as metallic and wooden structures Technology Construction Technical drawings Organisation of construction site, materials and topography Communication Applied information technology Language Personal and professional project Communication and self-expression skills Professional activities Tutored projects End of course project Internships: 2 internships lasting 10 weeks in total 7

8 Neuville and Sarcelles campuses DUT in Electronic and computer engineering - Course overview Objectives 2 years of training in professions related to electronic engineering, electric energy, embedded computing and networking. Career opportunities in the following sectors: Aeronautics/ aerospace Car manufacturing Military Home automation Transport Programme 1800 hours of training: classes, guided projects, practical work 300 hours of tutored projects Internships Scientific and technological training Electronic analysis Energy Automatic systems and networks Industrial information technology: programming, micro-processors, hardware and software Transferrable training using technological innovation and projects Projects, research and realisations Use of software tools Personal and professional projects Scientific and social training Mathematics Physics English (in preparation for TOEIC Tests of English for International Communication) Communication and self-expression skills Preparing for your future Personal and professional project Tutored projects Work placements:10-12 weeks as an intern (initial training) in France or abroad 8

9 Argenteuil campus DUT in Logistics and Transport Management Course overview Objectives Over the 2 years course, the aim is to train intermediate level managers in having reliable general competence and specialised skills relevant to logistics and transport. They will have to communicate with clients demands, suppliers and the teams under their supervision. Programme Communication and Business knowledge. Communication and self-expression skills English (as second language) Business organization and social relations General economy and economic intelligence Human resources management and team management Marketing Information systems Trade negotiations General principles of law - Commercial law Private transport law - Labour law Logistics and transport management Statistics and applied mathematics Quantitative techniques Accounting and financial management Logistics control management Logistics dashboard Information technology Regional distribution Transport economics Urban and interurban transport Air, rail, river, maritime, highway and intermodal traffic Global, organisation and specific logistics - Logistics and international trade Depot and platform management - Stock and supply management - Production management Logistics case studies Quality, standards, client satisfaction Preparation for professional life Professional and personal project: Tutored projects (300 hours) Internships: 2 internships with a total of 12 weeks during the 2nd and 4th semester 9

10 Argenteuil campus DUT in Quality, industrial logistics and Organisation - Course overview Objectives Training specialists who will work in industrial sectors and for public services. Providing training in jobs linked to quality management and the continuous improvement process. Graduated students will be able to manage production flow and product supply. Programme General teaching Communication and self-expression skills Business structure and organisation Economic and financial approaches Cost calculations Algorithms Database management Mathematics - statistics Basic project planning English Graduated students will be able to take action regarding processes and production systems in order to optimise budgets, distribution and product quality. Professional teaching - Logistics and organisation Stock management and project planning Demand management Industrialisation Organisation of work station Computerised control of a production unit Launch of payment mandate Installation optimisation Simulation of goods and services production systems Flow management and supply chain logistics management Use of ERP systems Quality and continuous improvement processes Performance management and quality improvement Audit, evaluation and certification Quality management systems Control process Organisation of QHSE system (quality, hygiene, safety and environment system) Implementation of a continuous improvement processes Environmental Hygiene & Safety, Sustainable Development and social responsibilities Preparation for professional situations Tutored projects: students are encouraged to work in teams and apply their knowledge learnt from training to a professional context. Internships: 14-weeks internship divided into 3 weeks at the beginning and 11 at the end of the year. 10

11 Saint-Martin (Pontoise) and Sarcelles campuses DUT in Marketing techniques Course overview Objectives Over the 2 years course, our aim is to train professionals who will be able to work efficiently in a company s commercial and marketing departments. Career opportunities in the following sectors: Distribution Banking Insurance Manufacturing Programme Marketing skills Marketing Studies and researches Buying and selling negotiation Marketing communications Distribution Retail marketing Organisation of sales forces Customer relationship management Knowledge of the organisation and business Laws Financial and accounting management Logistics Psychology of organisations Organisation Quality and strategy management Database and new technologies International marketing techniques Entrepreneurship General Culture Expression and culture Economy Modern languages Mathematics and statistics Psychology of communication Development of interpersonal skills Preparation for professional situations Personal and professional project: This allows students to learn more about their prospects after obtaining their DUT as well as having a better understanding of the job market. They will receive continuous support and guidance from professionals working in the sectors listed above. Projects: More than 300 hours will be dedicated to this project. This allows students to obtain an approach to group work and better time management skills. Internships: 12 weeks (min.) training 11

12 Sarcelles campus DUT in Multimedia and web Course overview Objectives During the 2 years of study, our aim is to train professional designers in creating communication products using digital technology. At the end of their training, graduated students will be able to create multimedia communication products, regardless of the format or communication network, and ensure that they are established, distributed and maintained. They will know how to develop and create company IT systems. Programme Communication, culture and knowledge of the socio-economic environment English and another Foreign Language Information and communication theories: Media analysis Aesthetics, writing, languages and communication: Artistic creativity Audiovisual analysis Writing for digital media Oral and written expression Project implementation, knowledge of organisations: Project management Legal, economic and marketing environments within organisations Technological culture and multimedia development Scientific culture: Representation of information Signal processing System architecture Network and broadband services: Infrastructure, network administration and security, network management Embedded web technology Information technology: Algorithms and data structures Script language, language oriented objects and events Android programming Digital media Computer graphics Multimedia development Audiovisual production Preparation for professional situations Tutored projects: these will allow students to implement skills acquired during their training. They will work in groups of 5-6 people, engaged in teamwork and applying professional approaches (including reaction specifications, business proposals, etc.) about topics chosen by students. Tutored projects are monitored by a checking progress carried out by examiners. Internships: 10-weeks (min.) placement during the 4th semester 12

13 4 campuses addresses ARGENTEUIL Logistics and transport management [email protected] Quality, industrial logistics and organization [email protected] rue Valère Collas Argenteuil Phone : /00 NEUVILLE Civil engineering [email protected] Electronic and computer engineering [email protected] 5 mail Gay Lussac -Neuville-sur-Oise Cergy-Pontoise cedex Phone : PONTOISE (SAINT-MARTIN) Bioengineering [email protected] Marketing techniques [email protected] 2 avenue Adolphe Chauvin - Pontoise Cergy-Pontoise cedex Phone : SARCELLES Electronic and computer engineering [email protected] Multimedia and web [email protected] Marketing techniques [email protected] 34 boulevard Bergson Sarcelles Phone :

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