ECTS
4 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Description
Workshop sites are a central part of teaching for students in initial training. Each group must work on a given workshop site and carry out a naturalistic study on that site.
Workshop sites:
- Garrigue de la Lauze (Errol Véla, Les Ecologistes de l'Euzière, Carrières du Biterrois)
- Palavasiens ponds (Benoit Nabholz, CEN Languedoc-Roussillon partner)
- Arre Valley (Eric Imbert, Pays Viganais Community of Municipalities, Cévennes National Park)
- Causse du Larzac (Olivier Duriez, Grands Causses Regional Nature Park)
The cost of training must include coverage of students' transportation expenses (12 round trips per semester).
Evaluation based on a report and an oral presentation
Mandatory prerequisites
All training modules
Knowledge assessment
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coefficient |
Number of hours |
Number of Sessions |
Organization (FDS or local) |
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Written |
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Continuous Monitoring |
100 |
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local |
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TP |
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Oral |
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Additional information
Module of the professional degree in Natural Area Studies and Development
Module complying with the work-study schedule
Targeted skills
Know and be able to implement the various approaches and tools used in evolutionary biology and ecology: observation, sampling, experimentation, and statistical analysis.
Know how to give an oral presentation and write a scientific report, using illustrations and a presentation tailored to the audience, with the help of appropriate IT tools.
Be able to propose a problem, propose and implement an observation approach, a sampling plan, or an experimental approach, and analyze the resulting data using computer tools for data entry, analysis, and storage.
Knowing how to successfully complete a project within a group
Knowing how to position oneself within a group for the purpose of implementing the project, knowing how to listen and exchange ideas
Ability to work independently, adapt to new situations, and take appropriate initiative