No matter what your background, you can take advantage of four complementary forms of support, available throughout the academic year.
Training and Support
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The University of Montpellier’s Joint Documentation Service (SCD) designs and facilitates training sessions, workshops, personalized consultations, and self-study resources for the entire university community. These services are free, available year-round, and offered in-person, online, or as self-service options; they cover all the information literacy skills you need for your studies, teaching, or research.
Who are our services intended for?
The SCD supports all members of the University of Montpellier community in their use of library and information resources. Our training programs are designed for
- to students enrolled in bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, as well as in university diplomas (DU) and inter-university diplomas (DIU) in health sciences,
- to doctoral students enrolled in the UM Doctoral College,
- to medical and pharmacy residents preparing their final thesis,
- to the University’s faculty, faculty researchers, researchers, and administrative and technical staff.
The 4 types of support
Courses integrated into the curriculum or course catalog
L/M courses, university diplomas and certificates in health sciences, doctoral program, continuing education for staff.
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Individual or group
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upon request, using the designated forms.
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freely available on Moodle (Student Help > Library) and on CanalU.
- Bachelor's and master's degree programs in a wide range of fields: Please refer to your program's curriculum.
- To help you with your research, analyzing the information you find, and writing your academic papers:
- Free self-study resources (tutorials, user guides, how-to guides):
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