ECTS
60 credits
Training Structure
Montpellier-Sète University Institute of Technology (IUT)
Overview
The GASTE professional bachelor's degree offered at the Montpellier-Sète University Institute of Technology (IUT) allows students to pursue a track titled "Sanitation and Water Treatment Systems Engineering."
Objectives
The GASTE Professional Bachelor’s Degree is designed to train versatile mid-level managers (Level II) in the field of water treatment systems:
• Treatment and analysis processes. • Byproduct management, management.
• Technical maintenance of treatment systems. • Remote management.
Expertise and Skills
Expertise and Skills
Upon completion of the training, the candidate will be able to:
• Set up a treatment system for municipal, industrial, or agricultural wastewater
• Adapt to any treatment system and optimize it. Master the process of water and sludge treatment (biological and physicochemical treatment)
• Develop a preventive maintenance schedule. Carry out corrective maintenance on the equipment
: detect and identify any malfunctions and resolve them
• Perform analyses (pH, TA, TAC, turbidity, TOC, DTO, BOD,
COD, etc.) and be proficient in using the corresponding instrumentation, both on-site and in the laboratory (on samples)
• Master the concepts of hydraulics, the sizing of water networks, and professional geomatics software
• Understand the regulatory context and management practices for wastewater services.
Targeted jobs (non-exhaustive list):
- Manager/technical supervisor at a water treatment facility involved in both drinking water production and the treatment of municipal or industrial wastewater.
- Technical Supervisor for a Water Treatment Plant Maintenance Department.
- Technical Manager at a consulting firm specializing in wastewater treatment.
- Technical Framework for the Design of Water Treatment Systems.
Organization
Program
The program is available as a traditional program or as a work-study program.
Work-study programs are offered through apprenticeship contracts or professional training contracts.
Continuing education also applies to students returning to school or those pursuing recognition of prior learning (RPL).
Subjects studied:
- Hydraulics
- Geomatics and Modeling
- works
- Automation and Remote Management
- Electrical Engineering
- Energy Consumption and Production
- Sensors in Water Treatment Plants and Water Systems
- Traditional and Innovative Treatment Approaches
- Separation Processes
- Biological Processes
- Water Chemistry
- Analytical devices and techniques
- Water Regulations and Stakeholders
- Communication, PPP
- English
Select a program
Sanitation and Water Treatment Systems Engineering
This bachelor's degree program covers the treatment of municipal and industrial wastewater as well as water purification (Level II certification), while also providing a foundation in leading-edge technologies for the analysis of living organisms.
Admission
Target Audience
BTS (GEMEAU, Water Management, Electrical Engineering, CRSA, etc.) L2 …
A recognized two-year post-secondary degree, or certification through the recognition of prior learning (VAE)
And then
Employment Placement
Target jobs (non-exhaustive list):
• Manager of a water treatment plant, whether for drinking water production or for the treatment of municipal or industrial wastewater.
• Head of a maintenance department for water treatment facilities.
• Technical manager at a consulting firm specializing in sanitation.
• Technical manager for the design of water treatment systems.
Survey conducted among the class of 2017• Six months after graduation, 78% of graduates seeking to enter the workforce had found a job, 54% of whom were on permanent contracts.Survey of 2016 graduates• 18 months after graduation, 100% of graduates seeking to enter the workforce had found a job, 73% of which were permanent positions.
Results of the Integration Survey