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The Université de Haute-Alsace brings together 8 components. Amongst these there are : 4 faculties, 2 engineering schools and 2 institutes of technology spread over 5 campuses in Mulhouse and Colmar.

 

4 Faculties

The UHA is comprised of 4 faculties : the FLSH, the FMA, the FSESJ and the FST.

Faculty of Letters, Languages and Humanities – FLSH

The Faculty of Letters, Languages and Humanities (FLSH), located on the Illberg campus in Mulhouse, offers courses from degree to doctorate level (including Master’s) as well as a number of vocational degrees.

The FLSH is made up of 5 departments (German, English, Applied Languages & Business, Letters and Educational Sciences) with several specific courses/pathways. At the international level, the FLSH has focused its energies upon neighbouring universities (Basel and Fribourg) and those European universities engaged with Erasmus Mundus.

Faculty of Marketing and Agricultural Sciences – FMA

The Faculty of Marketing and Agricultural Sciences (FMA) is situated on the Grillenbreit campus and at Biopôle in Colmar and offers programmes at degree and Master’s levels in the areas of marketing, food processing and agronomics.

Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Law – FSESJ (Fonderie campus)

The Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Law (FSESJ) is situated on the Fonderie campus in Mulhouse. It offers programmes at degree and Master’s levels which provide fundamental knowledge of the service sector. It has 5 departments :

  • Law
  • Politics, Economy and Society
  • High Management Studies
  • History and Heritage
  • Information / Communication

Faculty of Sciences and Technologies – FST

The Faculty of Sciences and Technologies (FST), situated on the Illberg campus, Mulhouse, provides educational programmes at degree and Master’s levels covering the full range of fundamental sciences. It enables students to derive for themselves a general scientific culture (mathematics, physical sciences) and technological skills in specific domains : ICT, electronics, mechanics, environment, etc.

 

2 Engineering Schools

The Université de Haute-Alsace houses two engineering schools : ENSCMu and ENSISA.

National Graduate Chemistry School of Mulhouse – ENSCMu

The National Chemistry School of Mulhouse (ENSCMu), situated on the Illberg campus in Mulhouse, offers engineering programmes in 5 specialities :

  • Materials and polymers
  • Health & Safety : environment and health and safety at work
  • Organic, bio-organic and medicinal chemistry
  • Formulation and cosmetology, green and sustainable chemistry

National Graduate Engineering School of Southern Alsace – ENSISA

The National Engineering School of Southern Alsace (ENSISA) is located on the Illberg campus in Mulhouse and provides engineering courses in five specialities :

  • Mechanics
  • Automation and systems
  • Textiles and fibres
  • ICT and networks
  • Production systems (‘sandwich’-based courses)

 

University Institutes of Technology - IUT

UHA offers education in the field of technology in it’s 2 IUTs : one in Colmar and the other in Mulhouse.

University Institute of Technology Colmar – IUTC

The University Institute of Technology Colmar (IUTC), situated on the Grillenbreit campus and at Biopôle in Colmar, offers diplomas and vocational degrees in 6 key areas :

  • Legal careers
  • Biological engineering
  • Thermal engineering and energy
  • Health and safety environment
  • Networks and telecommunications
  • Commercial techniques

University Institute of Technology Mulhouse – IUTM

The University Institute of Technology Mulhouse –(IUTM), located on the Collines campus in Mulhouse offers diplomas and vocational degrees in six key areas :

  • Enterprise and organisation management
  • Electronic engineering and industrial ICT
  • Logistics and transport management
  • Mechanical engineering and production
  • Multimedia and Internet
  • Materials sciences and engineering

 

Other types of educational programmes.

The majority of UHA’s programmes are provided on the basis of an initial grounding at University in full-time study mode, subsequently followed by a work experience / internship period in industry. However, certain courses are available on an apprenticeship basis. UHA also offers continuing education pathways and various certification opportunities in languages, ICT, etc.

Continuing Professional Development

Continuing Professional Development at UHA is delivered by the Adult Education, Research and Training Service (SERFA) which offers nigh on 150 continuing professional education and training programmes which lead to qualifications or diplomas. It is the first point of contact and orientation for all adults wishing to join a university-based programme. It also supports those seeking validation of prior learning and experience (VAE).

Apprenticeship

At UHA education and training via appreniceship is handled by the Universities of Alsace Centre for the Education and Training of Apprentices (CFAU). Education and training in an apprenticeship mode take place on a bloc-release basis (time in the workplace alternating with time at university). This enables the student to develop a sense of self-reliance, professional training and a recognised qualification coupled with professional experience. Moreover, the student-apprentice earns a salary and benefits significantly from the different statuses under which he operates :

  • As a student : CLOUS, university restaurant, library, Culture Card, etc.
  • As a salaried employee : contract with an enterprise (financial autonomy), rapid entry into the world of work
  • Two lines of learning and teaching : with university and workplace tutors
  • A long, first professional experience with exposure to a considerable number of different tasks and missions which represents a significant advantage when it comes to the CV / résumé.

Certifications

Numerous certificates can be studied for at the UHA in varied domains such as languages and ICT. The Learning Center assists students seeking languages certifications and with the ICT and Pix, the objective thereof being to validate a range of ICT skills which are indispensable today.