capitalising on their existing collaborations, have decided to join forces and offer the first joint Master programme in paleontology, called Pangea (Palaeontology, Geoheritage, Applications) in order to meet the international demand for qualified geoscience graduates with dedicated training and experience in fundamental and applied palaeontology, including geoconservation and geoheritage.
The map shows the location of each university.
The University of Lille acts as Coordinating Institution.
The Pangea European Master’s degree is designed in such a way as to develop in participants a global vision of the palaeontology, paleobiology and its applications.