Summer School Green Innovation Aimed at French and international students who are studying engineering, the Summer School is a program that immerses its participants right in the heart of Green Innovation. Its goal is to allow reflection, exchange, and sharing among French and international students from all backgrounds on inputs related to themes in connection with sustainable development, such as fundamentals of innovation, the eco-design approach, marketing strategies for ecological innovations, technologies used for ecology, and decarbonization

The Summer Course in Innovation and Future thinking —the Futures Lab—will help students improve their ability to detect signals of change, organize insights into understandable models, synthesize new ways of mapping possible futures, identify the potential barriers and opportunities these futures present, and design innovative products, services or ideas that satisfy emerging needs.

Required for the Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor. Open to visiting students during the summer. Explores the conceptual frameworks that guide ideation and innovation, focusing on the five learning principles of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor. Analyzes the conditions that foster innovation as well as the process by which ideas progress from conception to implementation and execution, along with their economic or social impact.

Every day we are active users of different kinds of services from the very second we wake up to the second we fall asleep: when we go to the office, to school, to the supermarket, or even to a hospital. Very often, we have to face the fact that these services have not been designed keeping in mind the user: you! Service Design is an established and successful innovation methodology that helps generate exciting and meaningful experiences for people, like you.

Summer School BIM for Sustainable Construction Aimed at French and international students who are studying engineering, the Summer School is a program that immerses its participants right in the heart of sustainable construction issues in a smart city. Its goal is to allow reflection, exchange, and sharing among French and international students from all backgrounds on inputs related to themes in connection with sustainable development, such as BIM, Smart Cities, eco-districts, and decarbonization.

Provides students with a powerful set of tools that prepares them to analyze, formulate, and implement business firm strategy to attain sustainable competitive advantage. Adopts the perspective of the general manager, challenging student knowledge in each functional area in the effort to create integrative strategies that serve the needs of shareholders, as well as other stakeholders inside and outside the company.

Immerse yourself in the transformative Summer Course in The Circular Economy as a Social Innovation, where engaging workshops, insightful excursions, and lectures from circular economy experts converge to provide a comprehensive understanding of this sustainable paradigm. Explore how the circular economy can impact our daily lives, academic pursuits, and professional endeavors. Through active participation, you will learn about the principles of the circular economy, its approach to environmental and social challenges, and the pivotal role of social innovations in steering the transition towards a circular economy.

For decades, artists and activists have employed their efforts and creativity to transform the world. This course offers an in-depth exploration of collaborative art practices, investigating the relationship between art and activism during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, emphasizing the power of collective creativity in contemporary art practices.

Industry Perspectives on Innovative Medicine (IPIM), is a one-week interactive school for advanced undergraduate and master students who want to learn about the broader, non-academic, setting of biomedical research.

Leaders of the future will be faced with challenging tasks in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.