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University Programs

The University of Sherbrooke offers a wide range of programs for students.

Program Categories

• Communication and marketing
• Law and politics
• Environment and earth sciences
• Engineering
• Management and economic sciences
• Letters and languages
• Music and arts
• Aid relationships
• Physical activity sciences
• Health and medical sciences
• Life sciences
• Educational sciences and teaching
• Human sciences
• Computer sciences
• Pure sciences

Program Structure

The university offers programs at various levels, including:

• 1st cycle
• 2nd cycle
• 3rd cycle and postdoctoral stage
• International mobility

Admission Process

The admission process involves the following steps:

1. Validate eligibility: Check the admission requirements for the chosen program.
2. Choose a program: Select a program from the available options.
3. Plan the application: Gather required documents and information.
4. Submit the application: Pay the application fees and upload the required documents.
5. Track the application: Monitor the application status and respond to the university's offer.

Costs and Financial Aid

The university provides information on:

• Tuition fees
• Additional fees
• Living expenses
• Budgeting tools
• Payment deadlines
• Scholarships and financial aid

Why Choose the University of Sherbrooke

The university offers:

• Support for success
• Internships
• Pedagogical methods
• Campus life
• Inclusive environment
• Sustainable development
• Research and excellence

Research Areas

The university has various research areas, including:

• Biotechnology
• Microbiology
• Genetics
• Physiology
• Nutrition
• Metabolism
• Respiration
• Autotrophism
• Anaerobic processes

Program Details

MCB705 - Molecular Microbiology

Presentation

This course is part of the 2nd cycle program and is worth 2 credits. It is offered by the Faculty of Science.

Objectives

The course aims to provide students with a basic understanding of microorganisms, including their genetics, metabolism, and molecular aspects.

Content

The course covers:

• General notions: structures and properties of microorganisms
• Genetics: bacterial genome, genetic exchanges, and gene structure
• Physiology: growth, nutrition, catabolism, respiration, and autotrophism
• Regulation of physiological processes
• Applied microbiology

Target Audience

This course is part of the Master's program in Biology.