Today marks the end of Dean Mondain’s term as dean. The new dean elections will take place this afternoon To mark the occasion, please find his message to you below!
As the final official event marking the Faculty’s 800th anniversary, the Symposium of the Montpellier Academy of Sciences and Letters will focus on the theme “Medicine and Humanism.” In this article, you’ll find the program for this event, which is open to everyone upon presentation of a health pass.
Practical Information
The conference is free and open to the public. Admission is free, subject to availability. It will be held in the Rabelais Room, 27 Boulevard Sarrail in Montpellier (Tram 1-2, Comédie stop).
Conference Program
The Montpellier Academy of Sciences and Letters is organizing a two-day symposium on the theme “Medicine and Humanism,” which will be explored from multiple perspectives: historical, ethical, social, and environmental.
The November–December 2021 period will feature three types of elections: university-wide elections to select staff and user representatives to the central councils of the University of Montpellier EPE (Experimental Public Institution); and faculty-level elections to select student representatives to the Faculty’s Management Council and Academic Council. In this article, you’ll find the schedule for these elections and the various procedures for running for office and voting.
Election Schedule
Information Regarding the UM EPE Election – November 23–24, 2021
Download all documents related to this election below:
- Framework Decision No. 2021-003
- Decision 2021-001 – Faculty Members and Equivalent Personnel
- Decision 2021-002 – BIATS
- Decision 2021-004 – Users (students)
- Appendix 1 – Election Schedule
- Appendix 2 – Board of Directors Candidate List Submission Form
- Appendix 3 – Candidacy Declaration Form
- Appendix 4 – Registration Request Form – User List Updates
- Appendix 5 – Location of Polling Places
- Appendix 6 – User Communication Policy
Information Regarding the Election for the Management Board – November 30 and December 1, 2021
Download all documents related to this election below:
- UFR Medicine Election Decision – Patients, Visiting Experts, and Staff
- Appendix 1 – Election Schedule
- Appendix 2 – List Submission Form
- Appendix 3 – Individual Candidacy Declaration Form
- Appendix 4 – Application Form for Registration or Correction
- Appendix 5 – Procedures for Conducting Digital Campaigning
Information Regarding the Election for the Pedagogical Council – December 1, 2021
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On Tuesday, November 16, the Féminin Pluriel Montpellier Méditerranée collective, in partnership with the Faculty of Medicine, the CIDFF, AG2R la Mondiale, and the Agnes McLaren Association, is hosting a screening of an awareness-raising film on this topic to mark November, which is dedicated to combating violence against women. The screening will be followed by a discussion in the Faculty’s anatomy lecture hall. See the program for this themed evening below.
A documentary film, produced collaboratively
More than just an awareness-raising film, this film—produced with the support of the Collectif Féminin Pluriel Montpellier Méditerranée—is a documentary based on personal testimonies. It tells the stories of six women who have experienced domestic violence. As active participants in the film’s production, guided by two female directors, these six women not only shared their stories but also helped shape the film’s concept. The film will be screened on November 16 at 6:30 p.m. in the Faculty of Medicine’s auditorium.
Designed primarily as an educational resource for teenage girls, the film is also intended for a broad audience, as domestic violence is an issue that affects people from all social and cultural backgrounds, as well as all genders.
A screening followed by a discussion, with the filmmakers in attendance
The screening of the documentary will be followed by an open discussion and a chance to exchange views on the topic of domestic violence. Beyond physical violence, what other types of domestic violence exist? How can we recognize such violence? How can we intervene, alert others, and help victims? How can victims rebuild their lives? These are just some of the topics that will be addressed during the discussion.
A free event, open to everyone, with registration required
To make it accessible to as many people as possible, this screening is open to everyone.
Due to the current health situation, you must present a health pass and register for the event in advance (click the button below).
The Nîmes University Hospital, in partnership with MUSE, is organizing Innov’Action Day! Open to all staff members at the hospital, as well as our students in Nîmes, this event will be an opportunity to learn about the healthcare innovation sector. Organized into several workshops, participants will be able to learn the basics of starting a business! Check out the day’s program in this article!
What's on the agenda
Detailed Workshop Schedule
In September 2020, the Ministry of Solidarity and Health published a report titled “The First 1,000 Days.” This report served as a basis for a project by second-year students in the Midwifery program at our faculty.
A report as a cornerstone
This report, commissioned by Olivier Véran, Minister of Solidarity and Health, is the result of work by several researchers specializing in early childhood: child psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, educators, doctors, and others. It highlights the importance of a child’s first 1,000 days of life.
Since reports of this kind can be lengthy and difficult for families or professionals in the field to understand, the task assigned to the second-year students in the Maieutics program was to simplify the information contained in this report. To do so, their project involved crafting messages that were clear and accessible to everyone and presenting them on a poster for wide distribution.
Studies that are increasingly relevant to current events
Studies in midwifery are closely tied to current events. In fact, as soon as a new law regarding children or parenting goes into effect, midwives must adapt.
For these reasons, students in the Maieutics program take courses in the humanities and social sciences as part of their curriculum. These courses help students understand current events related to this field and explore the diverse cultures and family situations that our future healthcare professionals may encounter. The goal is to enable them to adapt to each patient and provide the best possible care.
Another goal of this course is to help them realize that they can play an active role in society, particularly by making the information they have more accessible to as many people as possible—which is precisely the purpose of the project they have been entrusted with.
The Science Outreach Project
The assignment given to the students was to translate scientific knowledge into clear messages for a socially and culturally diverse audience, while taking into account the many different forms of family. The course instructor, Kristina t’Felt, who holds a Ph.D. in sociology, divided the class into four groups. Each group was to work on a different topic:
Graphic Design Projects
As part of this project, four posters were created in partnership with students from the Montpellier Private Institute of Higher Education in Applied Arts (IPESAA). These posters will be distributed by students in the Maieutics program. Here they are:
Illustration credits:
Parent-Child Interactions – Illustration: Blandin CHAUVET – IPESAA School, Concept Art and Illustration Department
Maternity Leave – Illustration: Yona TANGHE – IPESAA School, Illustration and Concept Art Department
The 1,000-Day Journey – Illustration: Raphaël SUKY – IPESAA School, Illustration and Concept Art Department
Lifestyle – Illustration: Julien LAWRENCE – IPESAA School, Illustration and Concept Art Department
A sustainable initiative
Given its success among students and its educational value, this project will be continued for third-year Maieutics students in Nîmes.
As it does every year, the Faculty is hosting a series of fascinating and informative lectures organized by the Montpellier Society for the History of Medicine. Whether you’re a culture buff or a history enthusiast, these free, themed lectures are for you! See the program below.
2021-22 Season Schedule
Welcome to our new students! The orientation meeting for PASS students for the 2021–22 academic year will take place on Monday, September 6, 2021. Find all the details about this meeting, based on your assigned campus, in the article below.
Back-to-School Meeting for PASS Students for the 2021–22 Academic Year: Monday, September 6, 2021, starting at 9:00 a.m.
The PASS orientation and information session will take place on Monday, September 6, 2021, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The purpose of this orientation session is to inform you about the PASS program for the year and to introduce you to the various people you may interact with during your academic year.
The meeting will take place at your work location
PLEASE NOTE: Due to capacity limitations, site-specific information, and the distribution of your student ID cards, you must attend the back-to-school orientation meeting at the campus where you are enrolled:
- ADV (Arnaud de Villeneuve) location: 641 Avenue du Doyen Gaston Giraud, 34093 Montpellier Cedex 5
- Flahault Campus (School of Pharmacy): 15 Avenue Charles Flahault, 34093 Montpellier Cedex 5
- Nîmes location: 186 Chemin du Carreau de Lanes, 30900 Nîmes
As a reminder, wearing a mask and using hand sanitizer are required upon entering the site.
Dear students, please find in the article below the MMOPKE admission results for the second round of exams for PASS students enrolled for the 2020–21 academic year.
Following the exams for the second group and the entry into force of the decree issued by the ministers of health and higher education authorizing the University of Montpellier to transfer unfilled spots from LAS to PASS—which we received today—the admissions committee was able to meet to determine the primary and supplementary admission lists for each of the MMOP programs in your PASS track group.
PASS Results
Click the button below to download the results for PASS candidates who have been admitted to the second round of exams:
Understanding the Results
To fully understand the acronyms and analyze your results, see the help section below:
If the result shows “ADAC,” it means you have been admitted before the selection process; “LC” stands for “supplementary list.” However, for the Medicine and Midwifery programs, if the result shown is “LC” even though you are admitted to Medicine or Midwifery when you check the ranking list (ADMP), this is due to the existence of two program locations. Since placements are made in order of merit, you must therefore list these programs in your prioritized choices in accordance with the procedure specified in the attached document.
On the list: ADMP = admitted before making a choice in the medical or midwifery program, regardless of the training location: Nîmes or Montpellier.
Two steps to follow:
