ECTS
2 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Hours per week
1h
Description
This EU begins during the back-to-school seminar (integration).
During this course, students will participate in the design and implementation of two major annual events in the field of ecology: the biodiversity festival (Festi'Versité) and the national biodiversity fair (SNB). Since 2008, these events have brought together all the players in the professional ecology sector in France, enabling them to get to know each other and raise awareness of their work.
In conjunction with partner organizations (OFB, F-CEN, UPGE, F-CPIE, UM, CNRS, local authorities, etc.) and the professional organizing body, students assist in the management of both events, occupying various positions according to their motivations, interests, and abilities (experience, skills, training offered) alongside volunteers from other programs (BTS): recruitment and reception of the public and speakers, media events, communication, safety (fire risk, first aid), logistics, fundraising, eco-responsibility, etc. Positions are offered through job descriptions to which students apply during the master's integration seminar.
Supported by an ad hoc structure (currently being set up) and under the direction of a steering committee bringing together their main stakeholders, these two events involve the assistance of students from the Master's program in Environmental Management at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Montpellier as part of their studies and through their student associations.
- Festi’Versité, the biodiversity festival. It raises awareness and educates the general public about environmental issues through activities, shows, games, conferences, screenings, and photo exhibitions. It takes place over a weekend in late October/early November at Montpellier Zoo.
- The National Biodiversity Fair. Serving as a forum for careers and training, a scientific and technical conference, and a professional networking event, it includes conferences and round tables, scientific and technical presentations, and professional recruitment and exchanges. The fair takes place over two days in January at the Montpellier Exhibition Center.
Mandatory prerequisites
Experience in project management and/or completion of the "project management" course.
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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1 |
Local |
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TP |
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Oral |
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Additional information
This course unit focuses on putting the skills acquired in the "Project Management" course unit into practice.
Targeted skills
*For everyone:
- Understand and meet the expectations of a sponsor/client based on a set of specifications;
- comply with a job description;
- Working in teams and networks on a project involving the entire second-year cohort (70 to 80 students) of the GE master's program;
- mobilize a network of professionals;
- evaluate their own work and that of their teammates;
- promoting a professional cause by getting involved in a collective effort in a professional manner
* and depending on the positions held:
- communicate and promote events to a variety of audiences;
- prevent and manage risks
- implement an eco-responsible approach
- seek resources (financial, material, and human) and establish partnerships (contractual agreements with partners and service providers);
- welcoming and managing audiences and speakers;
- evaluate and present an activity report and a moral and financial report for the sponsors;
- monitor information, engage in innovation and forward thinking;