The Faculty of Life Sciences provides teaching in the various branches of biology. Undergraduate and postgraduate courses offer a broad choice of curriculums to students and give room to practical training. In line with the long tradition of scientific education and research in Strasbourg, the Faculty fosters the preservation of scientific heritage through the management of the Botanic Gardens of Strasbourg and Saverne, the Herbarium and the Zoological Museum.
The Faculty’s courses lead to careers in secondary education, research in the public and private sectors in broad fields that include biochemistry, molecular biology, animals and plants physiology and biology, genetics, microbiology, immunology, cellular biology, neurosciences, chemistry as well as emerging subjects such as genomics, biological imagery or bioinformatics.
Director
François Gauer
Degree programmes
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- Institute of Molecular Biology of Plants(IBMP)
- RNA structure and reactivity (ARN)
- Immunopathology and therapeutic chemistry (ICT)
- Insects' immune response and development (RIDI)
- Institute of Genetics and of Molecular and Cellular Biology (IGBMC)
- Department of genomics and structural biology
- Molecular genetics, genomics and microbiology (GMGM)
- Hubert Curien Multidisciplinary Institute(IPHC)
- Physical Interactions, Chemistry and Life Department
- Ecology, physiology et Ethology Department
- Institute of Cellular and Integrative Neurosciences (INCI)
- Vine health and wine quality (SVQV)
- Central and peripheral mechanisms of neudegenerescence
- Strasbourg Laboratory of Hydrology and Geochemistry (LHyGeS)
Student life
- Amicale des sciences (student's society)
- Société de botanique d'Alsace
- Association des amis du Jardin botanique de Strasbourg
- Association de philomatique d'Alsace
Facts and figures
- Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences : 1 312 students
- Master's degree in Life and Health Sciences : 376 students
- Doctorate: 187 students
- 93 lecturers
