One Health-Emerging Infectious Diseases
The Graduate School of One Health-Emerging Infectious Diseases* (1H-EID), selected as part of the “Skills and Professions of the Future 2022” call for expressions of interest supported by France 2030, aims to address the challenges of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases. Its goal is to train public health and biomedical research actors through an integrated approach to animal, human, and environmental health.
Focused on innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and sustainability, this school seeks to fill gaps in understanding and managing these diseases. It relies on strong partnerships with academic institutions, governmental organisations, and field actors to train a new generation of competent and committed professionals.
*(post-graduate training and research program, including masters and doctorates, as well as research units working on emerging infectious diseases)
Our students’ testimonials
“It’s a master’s degree that enables us to tackle important themes for tomorrow’s world, particularly in the world of research and public health, such as the notion of ”One Health”, which we tackle in all its aspects in this master’s degree. I would recommend this Master’s program!”
“I would advise to other students to not be afraid of doing it! It’s not a secret that coming as a foreigner can be a challenge. There are different things that you can find difficult like the language, the adaptation… it’s all a process! But at the end, it’s worth the effort!”
“This master’s program offers a wide range of teaching units, which allows you to discover several disciplines. It’s also a great opportunity to meet people from very different backgrounds. I also chose this Master’s degree because of its complementarity with medicine.”
Our offers
Master
PhD
Continuing education
The Graduate School provides professional skills validation for Master’s and Doctoral levels, as well as University Diplomas (DU) and MOOCs in various fields. Such as disease modeling, vector insects, and pathogen transmission, with a focus on emerging infectious diseases.
Research labs
The Graduate School collaborates with a network of institutes and laboratories specialising in infectious diseases, public health, as well as humanities and social sciences. This collaboration promotes interdisciplinary research and ensures high-quality training for Master’s and doctoral students.
Mobility scholarships
The Graduate School offers SMARTS-UP Graduate Schools mobility scholarships to its students. These scholarships promote international exchanges and interactions with overseas territories, enhancing students’ experiences and fostering global scientific collaboration.
Fellowships
The Graduate School provides doctoral scholarships to support students financially in their research on emerging infectious diseases. These 3-year contracts enable them to dedicate themselves fully to their research projects under the guidance of their thesis advisor.
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Key numbers
Master 2 students
specialised labs
associated doctoral schools
institutional partners
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