M1 Histoire, Economies, sociétés, patrimoines : Recherche et Valorisations

Analyze historical and geographical dynamics to understand a social context and spatial changes.

Select relevant elements from a complex set of information to answer a question.

Produce acceptable information in a scientific context.

Communicate information to various audiences.

Act individually and collectively within a work group.

• Upon completion of the program, students in the “research” track will have been trained in research through research. They will have acquired solid skills in terms of:
  - problematization of a historical research topic: development, bibliographic review, issues, working hypotheses, methodology;
  - identifying, analyzing, and exploiting multiple sources: written, iconographic, and audiovisual archives, oral testimonies, archaeological traces, architectural or museological heritage;
  - organizing and structuring data: indexing, digitization, documentary files;
  - writing scientific documents: articles, reports, dissertations;
  - oral presentations.
• The “ enhancement” track will have trained professional generalist historians who are able to research, identify, analyze, exploit, and enhance the heritage of public bodies and private or associative enterprises, with a view to applied history (public history) at the request of the communication departments of economic, social, and territorial institutions.
• Their profile is that of versatile historians who have mastered the scientific criteria of the historical discipline and are sensitive to the expectations of institutional communication; trained in research methods, capable of implementing a scientific process of source and data collection and archiving, able to produce relevant content, and skilled in techniques for promoting tangible and intangible heritage (documentation, publishing, museography, 3D modeling, exhibitions, communication).