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View all coursesThis diploma trains technicians and engineering assistants in new biological analysis technologies using genome analysis techniques.
The Professional License in Bioindustries, Biotechnologies Genomics course trains technicians and engineering assistants in new analysis technologies in functional and structural genomics (transcriptome, proteome, epigenetics, high-throughput sequencing, DNA chips, etc. .) and bioinformatics for high-speed data analysis.
Graduates can practice in the field of pharmacology/toxicology, animal and human health, agri-food, agriculture and livestock, nutrition, cosmetology, infectious disease both in the public and private domain.
Classes in lecture hall, TD and TP with video projection and group work.
For Units 1, 2, 3, 4: The teachers of each module offer a check.
For Units 5 and 6: Written report and oral defense.
Our apprenticeships offer training in development, production, quality, regulatory affairs, legal affairs, health economics, clinical research, pharmacovigilance and marketing.
The Professional License in Bioindustries, Biotechnologies, Genomics course offers theoretical training of 450 hours, 150 hours of tutored project and practical in-company training of 35 weeks.
• Unit 1 General training: management, technological monitoring, bioinformatics, bioethics, quality
• Unit 2 Professional tools: functional and structural genomics technology, receptors, signaling pathways, applications of genomic technologies in toxicology, pharmacology, nutrition, animal and plant breeding, biosecurity, infectiology, human and animal health, cosmetology
• Unit 3 Knowledge of the company and communication: Feedback, industrial property, knowledge of the company, legislation, European institutions, expression, communication, foreign language
• Unit 4 Animal experimentation
• Unit 5 Tutored project: project management
• Unit 6 Professional missions: documentary research and professional practice
People with disabilities wishing to follow this training are invited to contact us directly to study together the required access arrangements.
Be under 30 years old to benefit from an apprenticeship contract and have validated:
Students over 30 can benefit from a professionalization contract.
Application file available on the university website: https://ecandidat.univ-lyon1.fr
Access to training :
Receipt of applications: the opening dates for applications depend on the course. Please visit the university website to find out the dates. As soon as the dates are set by the university authorities, the CFA presents them on its site and the application is submitted, either on Ecandidat, Apoflux or any other indicated platform.
Course start times: Each course starts differently. On average, it can take from 3 to 7 months from application, selection interviews, confirmation of pre-admission by the educational supervisors, signature of the apprenticeship contract and the start of the course. Depending on the course you wish to follow, you need to calculate the number of weeks between submitting your application and the start of the course, as specified on the website.
Admission process: application and interview.
Apprenticeship or professionalization contract signed with an employer.
Financing :
Within the framework of an apprenticeship or professionalization contract, the cost of training is financed by the France Compétences agency via the company’s OPCO (depending on the collective agreement applied). No training or enrolment fees will be charged to the beneficiary of the apprenticeship or professionalization contract.
The CFA assists companies in having the cost of training covered by the OPCO. Depending on the circumstances, duly indicated on the training form, a remaining charge may be applied over and above the amount financed by France Compétences.
Special conditions for public institutions (contact the appropriate advisor)
