and Biomaterials Phelma - Engineering school of Physics, Electronics and Materials Science Grenoble IAE - Graduate School of Management Polytech Grenoble - Polytechnic Engineering School Faculty of humanities, health, sports, society (H3S) ARSH - Department of Arts and Humanities LE - Department of foreign languages LLASIC - Department of Languages, Literature, Performing Arts, Information and Communication SHS - Department of Humanities and Social Sciences STAPS - Department of physical and sports activities Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Pharmacology Faculties and departments outside of regrouping Institute of Urban Planning and Alpine Geography (IUGA) Grenoble Law School Grenoble Faculty of Economics Sciences Po Grenoble - Grenoble Institute of Political Studies ENSAG - Grenoble School of Architecture University Institutes of Technology IUT Grenoble 1 - University Institutes of Technology 1 IUT Grenoble 2 - University Institutes of Technology 2 IUT de Valence - Valence University Institutes of Technology Transverse structures DSDA - Drôme Ardèche Department of Sciences CUEF - University Centre for French Studies INSPE - Institute of Education and Teaching SDL - Languages Office Doctoral College Research Covering all disciplinary fields, the Université Grenoble Alpes has 106 research departments spread out in six centres bringing together different types of organizations (joint research departments, host teams, platforms, etc.) in the same scientific field. Humanities and Social Science Centre (Pôle SHS) Chemistry, Biology and Health Centre (Pôle CBS) Mathematics, Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies Centre (Pôle MSTIC) Particle Physics, Astrophysics, Geosciences, the Environment and Ecology Centre (Pôle PAGE) Physics, Engineering and Materials Centre (Pôle PEM) Social Sciences Centre (Pôle SS) Multiple research labs are attached to the university. University Grenoble Alpes, though Grenoble INP, cofounded Minatec, an international center on micro-nano technologies, uniting over 3000 researchers and 1200 students. The university hosts one of 4 French national Institutes of Artificial Intelligence. PhD training is administered and governed by the Doctoral College, which creates rules and standards for UGA's 13 doctoral schools. Notable people UGA has a considerable number of notable alumni in several different fields, ranging from academics to political leaders, executives, and artists. Politics Many European politicians have studied law, economics, and languages at UGA, including: Reinhold Maier, Helene Weber, Walther Schreiber, Michel Destot, Louis Besson, Bernard Accoyer, Marlène Schiappa, Thierry Repentin, André Vallini and Geoffrey Acland. Other political leaders include: Gaétan Barrette, Minister of Health and Social Services of Canada; Paul Kaba Thieba, Prime Minister of Burkina Faso; Abderrahmane Benkhalfa, Minister