You will find below the list of EUs carried by the CES course and their description.

The complete training program for master 1 and master 2 is also available in the downloadable tables.

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• to formulate a problem, to implement an appropriate sampling strategy, to choose the measurement tools, to carry out a critical analysis of the data

• to know the standards, methods and standards adapted to contaminants

• to adapt to the evolution of techniques used for monitoring contaminants in water (analysis, bioanalysis)

• identify contaminants that can cause health problems depending on the different uses of water

• de   select the relevant data to assess the health and ecological risks associated with contamination of the aquatic environment

• to write a report of results,   to present results of monitoring of the aquatic environment and to discuss health and ecological risks

• ensure active scientific (toxicological data, emerging contaminants) and technological (new tools) monitoring

• to dialogue and cooperate with partners from various backgrounds, specialists or non-specialists