Internships and Jobs
INTERNSHIPS
Internships are of paramount importance in the “health engineering” program because they are closely linked to future careers.
Undergraduate internships allow students to explore potential career paths by trying out fields that might interest them.
Master’s-level internships, which are longer, often lead to a job. The M2 internship sometimes serves as a true “trial period” within the company.
Internships abroad are strongly recommended. This experience allows students to discover an international business environment, learn specific work methods, and adapt to cross-cultural settings—all of which are essential components of a Health Engineering education.
The program places a strong emphasis on internships.
We provide professionals in the healthcare industry with forms (2024 forms coming soon) to contact us about recruiting one of our students (for an internship) or graduates (for a job). This page is available in both English and French.
Employers send us a number of job openings directly, which we then make available to our graduates.
Professional Internships in the Health Engineering Program
Internships are governed by an agreement and are the subject of a written report prepared by the intern. Each academic year concludes with an internship:
- L2: A mandatory work placementof at least 6 weeks(June–July–August), which does not earn ECTS credits.
- L3: Mandatory internshipof at least 2 months(June–July–August) worth 2.5 ECTS credits.
- M1:5-monthend-of-year internshipfromearly April to late August—worth 10 ECTS credits.
- M2: A6-monthend-of-program internshipfromearly March to late August—worth 20 ECTS credits.
Students must demonstrate their ability to apply what they have learned during their training in real-world situations.
A list of internship opportunities, updated annually, is made available to students.
Mailing Address:
Health Engineering Office,
School of Pharmacy
15 Charles Flahault Avenue,
P.O. Box 14491 – 34093 Montpellier Cedex05
For general information, please contact the program office : “Health Engineering” Office
For specific information, please visit the program pages and contact the program coordinators by email:
- Project Management & Healthcare Product Marketing (MPPS)– email: Abdelslam El Ghzaoui
- Design and Production of Health Products (CPPS):Medicines – Email: Ian Soulairol
- Health Product Design and Manufacturing (CPPS): Cosmetics – Email:Sylvie Bégu
- MODM Career Path – Clinical Trials Coordination – Email: Patrice Ravel
- MODM Program —Clinical Database Management – Email: Myrtille Vivien
- MPES Program – Email: Elena Gomez
- DMCC Course – Email: Xavier Garric
JOBS
The “Health Engineering” program receives a number of job offers, which it makes available to its master’s students and graduates.
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