My thesis in 180 seconds

My Thesis in 180 Seconds is a popular science competition that showcases the research conducted by doctoral students. Their goal is to present their research to you in an accessible and convincing manner, all in three minutes. Whether in biology, geography, economics, or any other field, at the end of these 180 seconds, their work will no longer have […]

My thesis in 180 seconds is a popular science competition which promotes the research work carried out by doctoral students. Their goal is to provide you present their research in an accessible way and convincing, all in three minutes.
Whether it's biology, geography, economics, or any other field, after these 180 seconds, their work will no longer hold any secrets for you.

The winner of the competition in Reunion will represent the university in the overseas final and will have a chance to participate in the national final in June.

You can also vote for your favorite candidate, so get a ticket!

This competition is supported at the national level by the CNRS and France Université

Practical information

Thursday, April 10, 2025 at 18:00 p.m. to 21:00 p.m. – Bioclimatic Amphitheater – Moufia Campus

Free admission

Tickets

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Promotional visual for the local final of the "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" competition at the University of Réunion Island. The poster features a pastel gradient background, with the main text in black and the words "Local Final" on a yellow banner. The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 10 at 18 p.m., in the bioclimatic amphitheater on the Moufia campus. On the right, a black and white photo of a young researcher speaking on stage. Logos of MT180, CNRS, and France Universities at the bottom of the poster.
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Promotional visual for the local final of the "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" competition at the University of Réunion Island. The poster features a pastel gradient background, with the main text in black and the words "Local Final" on a yellow banner. The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 10 at 18 p.m., in the bioclimatic amphitheater on the Moufia campus. On the right, a black and white photo of a young researcher speaking on stage. Logos of MT180, CNRS, and France Universities at the bottom of the poster.

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