Program Overview

IDIL Graduate Program

Overview

The IDIL Graduate Program is a research-based program that offers students the opportunity to learn through research. The program is designed to provide students with a multidisciplinary approach to learning, with the goal of responding to current societal challenges.

Program Structure

• The program is open to students from different disciplines.
• Students are immersed in laboratories for six months per year.
• Courses are taught in English.
• The program aims to develop interdisciplinarity and provide students with a personalized learning experience.

Student Profile

• The program is looking for motivated students who are interested in learning through research.
• Students should be flexible and able to adapt to different learning environments.
• The program is open to international students, with the goal of having 30% of students from outside France.

Accompaniment and Support

• Students are accompanied by a team of four people, including a project manager, two pedagogical engineers, and an administrative manager.
• Each student is also assigned a tutor and a mentor.
• The tutor provides pedagogical support and helps students choose their courses and research projects.
• The mentor is a researcher or teacher-researcher who supervises the student's research project and provides guidance and support.

Mentorship

• The mentorship program is an essential part of the IDIL Graduate Program.
• Mentors are researchers or teacher-researchers who work with students on their research projects.
• The mentor's role is to provide guidance and support, as well as to help students develop their research skills and knowledge.

Research Areas

• The program covers a wide range of research areas, including management, ecology, politics, and science.
• Students have the opportunity to work on interdisciplinary research projects and to develop their skills and knowledge in a specific area.

Events and Activities

• The program organizes various events and activities throughout the year, including an interdisciplinary summer school and a team-building day.
• These events provide students with the opportunity to meet and interact with each other, as well as with researchers and teachers from different disciplines.

IDIL House Cup

• The IDIL House Cup is a competition that takes place throughout the year.
• Students are divided into different teams and participate in various challenges and activities.
• The competition is designed to promote teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Actualités

L'équipe IDIL présente au Welcome Day de l'Erasmus Students Network Montpellier (ESN)

• The IDIL team participated in the Welcome Day organized by the Erasmus Students Network Montpellier (ESN).
• The event provided an opportunity for the team to present the IDIL Graduate Program and to meet with international students.