About
With 15,000 students, a rich and multidisciplinary range of academic programs, and 18 internationally recognized research laboratories, Université Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambéry) is a medium-sized institution that combines close ties to its local territories with a strong openness to Europe and the world. Located between Geneva, Turin, Lyon, and Grenoble, at the borders of Switzerland and Italy, and supported by the unwavering commitment of the local authorities that helped establish it, it is a key regional, cross-border, and territorial actor in social, economic, and cultural development.
It offers both short programs (university diplomas, university technology diplomas) and long programs (Bachelor’s degrees, Master’s degrees, PhDs, as well as engineering degrees), delivered through initial education, continuing education, apprenticeships, or Recognition of Prior Learning (VAE), either on-site or remotely.
Research is conducted within recognized, accredited, and distinguished laboratories that develop close partnerships with major research organizations (CNRS, CEA, INRA), international organizations (CERN), and other cutting-edge institutions (INES, Institut de la Montagne).