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Students
Are you a student at the Muséum or would you like to find out about our training courses? Find our syllabus here.
Every year, the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle welcomes students, young researchers, and French and international professionals to the Doctoral School “Sciences de la nature et de l’Homme : Évolution et Écologie” (Natural and Human Sciences: Evolution and Ecology), and to the Master’s degree programme “Biodiversité, Écologie et Évolution” (Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution). The Muséum also contributes to teaching Bachelor level courses in partnership with several French establishments.
The range of training on offer at the Muséum is backed up by its scientific projects, whose contents are reflected and developments followed. This is based on the Muséum’s research, exceptional collections, sites, and on the diversity of professions that work here. The rich variety in the programme on offer is the result of the key role played by dialogue between the natural sciences, humanities and social sciences, and of the diversity of audiences: from school pupils to doctoral students, through to professionals and teachers taking in-service training.
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Cérémonie de remise des diplômes 2019 au Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle
© MNHN - P. LafaiteThe Muséum trains students, future professionals, teachers, professionals and also a wider public through in-service training, in the following fields of expertise:
- description and inventory of natural entities and their historical interpretation;
- understanding the intimate processes of living beings, their evolution and dynamics, from molecular or genomic scale to biotope scale;
- understanding the evolutionary and cultural history of Humans, past and current relations between societies, habitats and ecosystems;
- transmission of scientific knowledge to all types of public.