Dual Degree in Health Sciences

Through an entrance exam administered at the beginning of the second year ofdentistry, medicine, or pharmacy.

• Admission requirements (equivalent to those of the Bettencourt INSERM School)

The student must submit a file containing:

– a cover letter,

– a scientific analysis of a recent scientific article by

Admission to a dual degree program in Health and Research in Science. 

This course is recommended for students interested in science.

• ^First semester of the^second year of health studies: Admission
• ^2nd and^3rd years of health studies: Pursuing a Master’s 1 degree concurrently with undergraduate studies. Students select TU from those listed on the Rabelais Dual Degree Program website; classes are generally held at the Faculty of Sciences on a Thursday afternoon, beginning in the^second semester of the^2nd year.

The student will take CNRS courses as well as remedial courses in mathematics and physics. During the summer breaks of the^second and^third years, the student will complete paid research internships in a laboratory.

• At the end of its 3rd^th Each year, the student earns a equivalence After completing their first-year master's degree, students can choose between continuing their studies in the health field or pursuing a second-year master's degree.
  • If a student is pursuing a Master’s 2 degree, they have the option of continuing their studies toward a doctoral degree in science or continuing their studies in the health sciences.
  • During the program, students will have access to workshops, analyses of scientific articles, discussions, and more…