Academic divisions and units

Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA) is built on six academic divisions (each one composed of academic units) :

ENSAG, School of Architecture, UGA

Faculty of Humanities, Health, Sports and Societies, UGA

Faculty of Science, UGA

Grenoble INP, Graduate schools of Engineering and Management, UGA

Sciences Po Grenoble, School of Political Studies, UGA

University School of Technology, UGA

In addition to these divisions are:

• Three more academic units (outside of the divisions)
• Several transversal structures

Research departments

Research departments and associated institutes

Research at UGA is organized around 6 research departments and 2 associated institutes.

Mathematics, Information and Communication Sciences (MSTIC)

Particles Physics, Astrophysics, Geosciences, Environment and Ecology (PAGE)

Humanities and Social Sciences (SHS)

Chemistry, Biology, Health (CBS)

Physics, Engineering, Material Science (PEM)

Social Sciences (PSS)

CEA-Leti: Electronics and Information Technology Laboratory

CEA-Liten: Innovation laboratory for new energy technologies and nanomaterials

The Doctoral College

Each year, UGA's doctoral college welcomes 3,000 doctoral students (47% are international) in its 13 doctoral schools. Located in the PhD House (Maison du doctorat), a place for cross-disciplinary meetings and exchanges, the Doctoral College offers a wide range of services to meet the challenges of training, career development for doctoral students, and internationalization of the doctoral program.
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A close collaboration with the major international research infrastructures of the area

European synchrotron radiation facility (ESRF)

Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL)

Institut de radioastronomie millimétrique (IRAM)

European molecular biology laboratory (EMBL)

European magnetic field laboratory (EMFL)

European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)

The central administration

The central administration of UGA is made up of various departments attached to the Direction générale des services (DGS), also common services and service units. It is organized to serve the university's core mission: education and professional integration, research and innovation, campus life, dissemination of scientific culture, and international cooperation.
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