Entry requirements

Undergraduate students completing their second year of sociology studies with an interest in environmental issues.

Benefits of the program

The specific courses offered in this program provide a solid introduction to environmental issues (environmental history, geography of natural resources, environmental sociology). This foundation then allows students to participate in a scientific reading seminar introducing them to environmental research, and a workshop focused on environmental action and digital technology. Students can then apply for master's programs that address the issue of environmental transitions

International

Students have the opportunity to study abroad for one semester.

Capacities

10

Course venue

Your future career

Master's degrees in sociology focusing on the environment, socio-ecological transitions, natural hazards, and environmental policy.

Professional integration

Jobs and careers in the field of the environment

Study objectives

This program prepares students for admission to a master's degree program with a view to pursuing a career in research or in public or private organizations.

Major thematics of study

Sociology, Geography, History

Calendar

An internship is possible in the second semester