InstitutionsUniversity of Bordeaux
The University of Bordeaux, heir to a history of nearly six centuries, is a multidisciplinary university with deep regional roots that reach out to the European and international level. It is now striving to rise to the challenge of environmental and societal transitions and improve the well-being of its entire community.
Missions and values
By its very nature, the university is open to the world and the place for learning, innovation and the transmission of knowledge.
By linking research and education together, the University of Bordeaux is preparing the citizens of tomorrow and helping them become successful in both their personal and professional lives. Thanks to the lifelong learning opportunities it provides, the university continually enriches employees' skills and transforms companies and communities.
Recognised for its capacity for innovation and awarded the "Initiative of Excellence" label, the University of Bordeaux regularly contributes to major scientific advances with its academic and socioeconomic partners in France and abroad. It ensures their transmission and facilitates their transfer to society, in line with its commitment to environmental and societal transitions.
Throughout, the University of Bordeaux has remained loyal to the intellectual and cultural values as well as the open-mindedness and freedom of thought inherited from the great figures of the Renaissance and the Enlightenment.
A multidisciplinary university
The wide range of fields available at the University of Bordeaux is a guarantee of interdisciplinarity.
The university's educational components cover practically all fields of knowledge. They are grouped into 4 colleges:
- Law, Political Science, Economics and Management
- Health Sciences
- Human Sciences
- Science and Technology
This interdisciplinarity is also illustrated by its 8 doctoral schools, also grouped into a Graduate Research School, and its 11 research departments, bringing together 90 laboratories, institutes and technical platforms in nearly 50 fields.
Last but not least, the University of Bordeaux is home to 3 institutes dealing with more specific fields of study: