EduCativPosted December 6, 2020SharePosted December 6, 2020 The ENSCM training provides future engineers with skills allowing them to work in Fine Organic Chemistry and Health Science, Chemistry of Materials, Environment and Sustainable Development. It benefits from the excellent potential of research units associated with CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) and structures with engineering facilities, a pilot plant, a scale-up lab, and a start-up business incubator. The training at the ENSCM is aimed at giving a sound general, technical and scientific background as well as the expertise needed to fit easily into active and professional life while taking into account the new challenges due to economic, technological, and sociological mutations. The ENSCM was one of the 1 st cycle pilot institutions which introduced the ECTS system. It has ever since been very active in the European Mobility Programmes. It now has more than 80 partner institutions in Europe. It manages one of the most effective Leonardo programs in France in the framework of the Chemistry network of the “Fédération Gay Lussac. The ENSCM is a teaching and research academic institution, part of the University of Montpellier, with high-level research laboratories involved in most fields of chemistry and process engineering. The ENSCM technology transfer office provides the know-how to promote and manage scientific collaborations with industrial partners providing contracting, patenting, and financial support to researchers in their fields of expertise.View full universityQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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