A comprehensive and well-balanced programme

The PDIS combines scientific rigour, a human-centred approach and project-based learning.
Its objective: to train students capable of understanding the challenges of living systems and the technologies that transform them.

Main teaching areas

  • Mathematics, physics, engineering sciences
  • Health sciences and biology
  • Computer science and digital tools
  • Humanities, languages, communication
  • Sport and interdisciplinary projects

Two-year structure

First year – S1 & S2 – Core curriculum

Teaching
group
ratio of supervised hours / independent study hoursAssessment methodECTS credits
Mathematics2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment23
Physics-chemistry, engineering sciences2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment23
Computer science2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment6
Health sciences2/121
Projects2/1Project reports and
oral presentations
3
Humanities, languages2/1Continuous assessment12
SportAttendance requirement2
90 ECTS

Second year – S3 & S4 – Choice of track

Further study in physics and engineering sciences

Teaching
group
ratio of supervised hours / independent study hoursAssessment methodECTS credits
Mathematics2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment23
Physics-chemistry, engineering sciences2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment27
Computer science2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment6
Health sciences2/1Continuous assessment and the SPS Bachelor’s examination17
Projects2/1Project reports and
oral presentations
3 (S4)
Humanities, languages2/1Continuous assessment12
SportAttendance requirement2
90 ECTS

Further study in biology and medical sciences

Teaching
group
ratio of supervised hours / independent study hoursAssessment methodECTS credits
Mathematics2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment23
Physics-chemistry, engineering sciences2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment19
Computer science2/1Several exams per semester, and continuous assessment6
Health sciences2/1Continuous assessment and the SPS Bachelor’s examination25
Projects2/1Project reports and
oral presentations
3
Humanities, languages2/1Continuous assessment12
SportAttendance requirement2
90 ECTS

Courses are delivered by lecturers from Mines Saint-Étienne and Université Jean Monnet.

Contact

Laurent NAVARRO

Associate Professor
Phone number
+33 4 77 42 02 16

PDIS programme director

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