PRACTICAL INFORMATION / STUDENTS

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For students in our “Health Engineering in Montpellier” program, the academic year is punctuated by two key events:

The schedule,including class weeks, breaks, internships, and exams. To learn everything about our academic structure, check out ourcalendar for thecurrent academicyearfor L2, L3, M1, and M2.

Exam scheduling: The dates are listed in the academic calendar, but you can also find theexam proceduresas approved by the University of Montpellier for this academic year.

The student association, led by the BDEISM (Montpellier Health Engineering Student Association), plays a vital role in students’ daily lives through its many services and events. It serves as a bridge between students, the academic program, and alumni in the professional world.

BDEISM  

If a problem arises, currently enrolled students may file a complaint, as provided for by the university.

Charter on Scientific Integrity

Researchers are facing increasingly complex situations related, in particular, to changes in the conduct of scientific research (internationalization, use of digital technology), the pressure of evaluations, as well as publication constraints and the selective nature of funding applications. Therefore, researchers and faculty members must adopt an approach based on scientific integrity in the conduct of their research activities and within the framework of research training and research-based learning.

On January 30, 2017, the University of Montpellier,through its Board of Trustees,adopted a Charter of Best Practices in Scientific Integrity to promote a genuine culture of scientific integrity. It calls on the entire UM research community to adopt transparent and responsible practices based on the following guiding principles:

  • compliance with applicable legal standards, customs, and professional practices;
  • intellectual integrity in the design and implementation of a research project (from its dissemination to its application);
  • integrity in accessing sources, citing them, determining intellectual property, authorship of research, protection, and
  • the storage and use of the collected data;
  • respect for the rights of all those who contribute to the production of research, the protection of animals, biodiversity, and
  • the environment (whether in basic or applied research);
  • the sound management of research funds and ensuring objectivity, independence, and impartiality with respect to funding agencies.

View the charter