Training

The Geosciences & Geoengineering research department is involved in several types of training :

1. Initial training

• MINES ParisTech Civil engineering teaching
• The Research Department is involved in two research Masters :

• Universe sciences, environment, ecology / Specialty Geosciences (SDUEE), which covers a very wide range of fields, based on knowledge of three main areas: the solid earth, its fluid envelopes (ocean and atmosphere) and organisms living in these environments. -> Co-accredited Master ENS, Pierre and Marie Curie University

• Sciences of the Earth and Planets, Environment (ETPS) in which the Department is involved in the Solid Earth course. -> Master co-accredited by the Institute of Earth Physics of Paris (IPGP), the University Paris 7 Denis Diderot and the Ecole Normale Supérieure

2. Specialized training

• Based at Fontainebleau, the Geosciences Department organizes three specialized trainings of MINES ParisTech (more information about MINES ParisTech, the skills of the Geosciences department, the origin of the students)  :
  • The "Mastère Spécialisé^® CGE" : « Mineral resources industry & society (MIRIS) » ;
  • The "Mastère Spécialisé^® CGE" : « Geostatistics applied to mining industry (CFSG) » ;
  • The Specialized training : « Public administration of mines (CESAM) ».
  • The newsletter of training
• The Research Department is involved in the "Mastère Spécialisé^® CGE : « Engineering and environmental management (IGE)» of MINES Paristech.

3. Continuous professional training

• The Research Department organizes continuous professional training in various application fileds through independent modules :
  • Mining sector : MIRIS, CFSG and CESAM and Mine and Quarry Inspectorate
  • The newsletter of training       
  • Geostatistics :
    • « Les Méthodes de la Geostatistique »
    • « Geostatistics training with environmental applications »
  • Hydrogeochemistry and environmental impacts:
    • « Geochemistry modelization applied to environmental issues and water quality (CHESS) »
    • « Chemistry-transport model coupled with the HYTEC tool ».
  • Geotechnics:
    • « Risk study of land movements related to underground and open pit mining work. ».

4. Doctoral school

• MINES ParisTech is co-accredited in five doctoral schools. The Research Department is affiliated with the GRNE ED 398: Geosciences, Natural Resources and Environment with the University Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), Agro-ParisTech and the French Petroleum Institute (IFP School).

5. Other training

• Intra-company seminars can also be organized on request, in France or abroad.