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Nicolas BERT – Lecturer and Researcher in Cognitive Ergonomics
Training Coordinator
nicolas.bert@utbm.fr
Tel. +33 (0)3 84 58 37 65
Location and Dates
All sessions are conducted remotely, except for 7 days at the UTBM campus in Montbéliard (2 days at the start of the program and a week of hands-on training in July).
Next session: March 2026 through January 2027
Current session: March 5, 2025, to January 15, 2026
Previous session: March 6, 2024, to January 16, 20
Target audience
This degree is intended for:
Objectives
This university degree has three objectives:
1) Develop the expertise of ergonomics professionals by mastering the methodologies and tools used in an ergonomic approach:
– Conduct a detailed ergonomic assessment of work situations.
– Identify complaints and physical and mental health issues among employees.
– Incorporate ergonomic recommendations into design specifications or work organization guidelines.
– Design or set up systems or workstations to improve employees' overall well-being.
2) Apply ergonomic principles in the context of a system or workstation design or layout project based on a case study.
3) Exchange ideas and discuss real-world challenges during several sessions dedicated to sharing experiences, organized with experts in the field of ergonomics.
Program
The program covers the knowledge developed and the associated methods and tools used in an ergonomic approach. A case study will be conducted to apply all the concepts and methods learned, the main ones being the following:
Duration of the training
The training program consists of 280 hours, or 40 days spread over 12 months (4 days per month).
Distance Learning: The program consists of 280 hours, or 40 days (including 5 days at the Montbéliard campus), spread over 12 months (4 days per month).
Speakers
The faculty consists of academics, researchers, and professionals—including practitioners and consultants—in the fields of ergonomics, medicine, occupational health and safety, design, engineering, and management.
The diploma
University degree awarded by UTBM.
Recognition of the degree (Bac+3) by:
Educational Aspect
Case studies, writing assignments, group projects, and oral presentations form the foundation of the program.
Throughout the training program, the trainee conducts a case study at a company to apply the approach and tools taught. In the field, the trainee performs an ergonomic assessment of predefined work situations and will propose recommendations to improve employees’ physical and mental well-being. Solutions related to layout, organization, and design may be proposed.
Accessibility
Prospective interns with disabilities: Please let us know so that we can put you in touch with our disability liaison.
For more information: https://www.utbm.fr/formations/formation-continue/
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Michaël FESTA
Training Manager
michael.festa@utbm.fr
Location and Dates
Distance learning is available; please contact us.
The next session is scheduled for March 2026.
Target audience
Objectives
This training is intended for anyone responsible for personnel management who wishes to enhance their skills in this area (HR staff members, personnel managers, personnel or HR assistants, executive assistants, etc.).
Program
This degree program is organized into various modules
These skill modules are independent
“À la carte” modules available—contact us for more information
Duration of the training
40 days spread out over 1 year, at a rate of 2 days every 15 days (Thursdays and Fridays)
Speakers
The teaching team consists of of academics, consultants, and experts in HRM and OHS drawn from the professional world.
The diploma
University degree awarded by UTBM.
Recognition of the degree (Bac+3) by:
Educational Aspect
Accessibility
Prospective interns with disabilities: Please let us know so that we can put you in touch with our disability liaison.
For more information: https://www.utbm.fr/formations/formation-continue/