That’s a wrap on a wonderful academic year for the EMAH Master’s Program! 🌊🎓

Master 1 and Master 2 students, along with the teaching team, gathered at the Capécure university site to celebrate this 2025-2026 academic year, which was rich in learning and shaped by numerous events.

That’s a wrap on a wonderful academic year for the EMAH Master’s Program! 🌊🎓

A year rich in learning, projects, internships, and international experiences.

A year rich in learning and experiences

The academic year is coming to a close for the EMAH Master 1 and Master 2 students, after several months packed with courses, educational projects, and research or corporate internships. Once again this year, many students had the opportunity to complete their internships abroad, thanks in particular to financial support from IFSEA and the ULCO International Relations Department. These mobilities allowed them to gain scientific and professional experience in a global context and to enrich their academic path by working alongside new research teams and companies.

A convivial gathering to close out the year

To mark the end of this academic year, students and members of the teaching team gathered at the Capécure university site for a warm and convivial moment together. This gathering was an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of this graduating class and to wish everyone full success in the next steps of their journey, whether in Master 2, PhD programs, or the professional world.

A year at the heart of maritime challenges

Beyond their academic training, students benefited from a deep immersion into the major challenges facing the maritime world, thanks to the numerous events organized or supported by IFSEA:

  • 🌊 Immersion days at the heart of the fisheries sector

  • 🔬 IFSEA Scientific Days dedicated to blue innovation

  • 💡 “Sea and Coastline – 10 years, 10 challenges” Hackathon

  • ⚓ Assises de l’Économie de la Mer (Maritime Economy Conference)

  • 🐟 Assises de la Pêche et des Produits de la Mer (Fisheries and Seafood Conference)

  • 🏅 A special recognition of IFSEA students by Mrs. Agnès Pannier-Runacher, Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forestry, and the Sea

These experiences fully illustrate the EMAH Master’s commitment to training graduates who are closely connected to the scientific, environmental, and socio-economic challenges of the maritime world.

Thank you to everyone!

👏 Congratulations to all of our students for their commitment, motivation, and hard work throughout this academic year. We also extend our warmest thanks to the teachers, researchers, administrative staff, socio-economic partners, and host organizations that contributed to their training and success. We wish everyone an excellent summer and much success in their future endeavors.

Find out more

To discover all the events that shaped this academic year, visit the “Our News” section on the IFSEA website.