Training for professional insertion and scientific openness

The teaching aims to provide theoretical and practical scientific knowledge in the disciplines related to doctoral research, but also to allow an opening towards other approaches or fields. This need for flexibility is emphasized by the public and private scientific community as an essential element for professional integration. A young recruit is always led to use his or her skills in fields of application that are broader than those of the doctorate.

The course includes a minimum of 80 hours of training. It is of course possible to combine shorter courses.
  • at least 40 hours of subject-specific training (two different training courses)
  • at least 40 hours of cross-disciplinary training, including the compulsoru module on research ethics or scientific integrity (minimum 15 hours)
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Partial exemption :
Doctoral students under CIFRE contract, active hospital practitioners (e.g.: heads of clinics, AHU), salaried doctoral students whose funding is not dedicated to the thesis or doctoral students in cotutelle, are exempted from half of the modules (40h of training required instead of 80h, 20h of subject-specif training and 20h of cross-disciplary training).

Courses offered by the University of Lyon, including the MOOC Ethics in Research

Registration via the ADUM platform. 

If you have any questions or difficulties, please contact sos.formation@universite-lyon.fr.
 
MOOC Research Ethics: if you have already completed the ‘Research Ethics’ module during your studies, you must take the ‘Scientific Integrity’ module, and vice versa.
 
‘Doctoral commitment’ training: No doctoral commitments must be made through the University of Lyon. You must request validation of your commitments as non-catalogue training courses.

Courses offered by the University of Lyon 1

Intranet section: ‘Human Resources’ ‘Staff Training’.
 
The university library offers training courses.
 
The URFIST in Lyon (training centre for researchers and doctoral students) offers courses throughout the year to support doctoral students with their theses, either on the Doua campus or online. 

Courses offered by VetagroSup

MOOC and other courses

Courses offered by ED staff

  • Isotope tools and the water cycle: chrisophe.lecuyer@univ-lyon1.fr
  • Genetic tools and mutant construction in microorganisms: erwan.gueguen@univ-lyon1.fr
  • Training in statistics
Course content and registration: https://biostatistique.vetagro-sup.fr/formcont.html
Teaching website in biostatistics of VetAgro Sup : https://biostatistique.vetagro-sup.fr

How to have a course validated

  • If your course is part of the ADUM catalogue, all you have to do is add your certificate to ADUM and complete the questionnaires. Your course will be validated by the course leader. The doctoral school has no control over this.


  • If your course is not part of the ADUM catalogue, you must request validation of this course on ADUM by clicking on ‘declare a non-catalogue course’. 
Please note that if your certificate of attendance or completion does not include the number of hours, you must provide the detailed programme with this certificate.
If you do not have a certificate of attendance or completion (e.g. doctoral student representatives, docE2M2 association), you must provide the training validation form. 

No more courses will be validated on SIGED.
 
Get your courses validated as the year progresses

How do I get my ACE validated

You must send your statement of services, signed by you and by the management of your component, which you have edited via GASEL. 
 

How to register for training course F03 - Scientific project designer using animals (level 1 / function B)

Each year, the doctoral school funds a set number of places for the F03 training programme. 
You must register on ADUM and complete the following information on the registration form: Billing address ED E2M2_341 / Contact name: Bénédicte LANZA / Telephone: 0472448362 / Email: secretariat.e2m2univ-lyon1.fr. 

French classes

French language courses are reserved for foreign doctoral students via the ULYS portal of the University of Lyon 1.