The Environmental Management (G-ENV) Team
The mission of the G-ENV team is to study and teach environmental management sciences
International training
The interdisciplinary courses offered by the G-ENV Team have a strong international dimension.
Research activities
Scientific research is a very important activity of the G-ENV Team, oriented around three structuring axes: ecosystem functioning, management practices and evaluation of public policies.
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The Training and Research Unit (UFR)
"Environmental Management" - G-ENV
is to study and teach the management of ecosystems at the international level, in the development, implementation and evaluation phases.
To this end, it combines expertise in social and management sciences
and environmental sciences.
"Environmental Management" - G-ENV
is to study and teach the management of ecosystems at the international level, in the development, implementation and evaluation phases.
To this end, it combines expertise in social and management sciences
and environmental sciences.
The mission of the G-ENV team, and historically of the GEEFT team, which has trained more than 700 executives
from many countries in Europe, Africa, Latin America and Asia,
is to contribute to the training of Masters, Engineers, Post-Masters
and Doctors in its fields of competence.
To this end, the UFR also relies on a solid network of research and teaching partners, and offers several curricula:
from many countries in Europe, Africa, Latin America and Asia,
is to contribute to the training of Masters, Engineers, Post-Masters
and Doctors in its fields of competence.
To this end, the UFR also relies on a solid network of research and teaching partners, and offers several curricula:
