The School of Science offers a wide range of degree programs, from bachelor’s degrees to doctorates, including professional bachelor’s degrees and master’s degrees with specializations geared toward research and/or professional careers.
These programs enable our students to enter the professional world in a wide variety of careers, ranging from technician to Ph.D. in terms of qualification level, as well as across various fields of application. All scientific disciplines are taught.
The university’s Student Life Observatory monitors students’ transition into the workforce. This monitoring enables us to continuously improve our programs.
Our Training Programs
Gateways and First Common Years
Bachelor's Degrees & Professional Bachelor's Degrees
Masters
Doctoral Degrees
Institutional Certificates
Distance Learning in the Sciences (EADS)
Vocational Training
Programs of Excellence & Interdisciplinary Programs
Training Programs for Teaching Careers
Artificial Intelligence Training Courses
Work-Study Program
Understanding Teaching Methods
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Initial Training or Continuing Education
There are two different enrollment statuses: initial education and continuing education. However, regardless of the student’s enrollment status, the courses will be the same. When you pursue higher education directly after earning your high school diploma, you are automatically enrolled in initial education.
If you are a job seeker, an employee, an RSA recipient, a self-employed professional, returning to school, or a student completing a work-study program, you will likely be enrolled in continuing education.
To plan your training program, contact the Continuing Education Office of the UFR Sciences.
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Work-Study Program
This training model allows students to alternate between theoretical coursework at the university and hands-on training in a real-world business setting. It serves as a true gateway into the business world and toward employment.
If you’re interested in this program, learn more about the work-study training options available.
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Auditor-at-Large
You would like to enroll in the College of Sciences as a non-degree student.
Our Departments
The College of Sciences is multidisciplinary and organizes its activities around nine departments, which offer various degree programs in the following disciplines: biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, visual and audio arts and technology, and multidisciplinary studies.
