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Université Paris Cité 2024-2025 activity report: A look back at our 5th year
Coinciding with Université Paris Cité’s 5th anniversary in 2025, the 2024-2025 activity report takes on special significance. Rather than merely tracing the journey since the institution's founding, the document captures the key moments, developments, and...
Université Paris Cité committed to mental health, a major national priority in 2025
Mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, addiction and isolation are a major concern, especially among young people. Declared a major national priority in 2025, mental health is at the heart of a widespread campaign. Université Paris Cité is fully involved,...
Covid-19: dexamethasone, a corticosteroid that slows vascular disorders responsible for complications
Scientists at Inserm, Hôpital Européen Georges-Pompidou AP-HP and Université Paris Cité have shown that dexamethasone, used against severe forms of COVID-19, protects the blood vessels and helps prevent thrombotic complications. This study was published on 25...
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[Student testimony] Why do I like studying at Université Paris Cité?
Hi ! I'm Roba Adel, a Master student in Arts and Humanities and a Circle U. student ambassador. Today I'm going to give you a few (very good) reasons to choose my university.Studying at Université Paris Cité is much more than just a university experience: it's living...
Erasmus Days: Discover the 2025 Edition Programme!
From 13 to 17 October 2025, Université Paris Cité celebrates Erasmus Days! International mobility conferences, film debate, information stands… discover our full programme.[iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/CKRvIR-uEyE?si=OZAUBQwEqWbXful_" width="560"...
Launching the ‘Université Paris Cité Editions’ university press
The aim of Université Paris Cité Editions is to promote academic knowledge in the public space and debate on major contemporary issues and challenges. Inaugurated on the occasion of the first Planetary Health Week, with the release of its first two books, Université...
Autumn Term 2025: Enrich your academic journey with Circle U. courses
Did you know that as a student of Université Paris Cité, you are also part of the European alliance Circle U.? This means you can easily internationalise your academic pathway by choosing courses from our partner universities via the alliance’s Open Campus! These...
Meet Jouhaina Gherib: making the voices of universities heard in their diversity and complementarity
Holder of the UNESCO Chair “Higher Education for Sustainable Development in Africa” at the University of Manouba in Tunisia, Jouhaina Gherib is also Vice-President of the International Association of Universities at UNESCO. During her visit to Université Paris Cité, she is strengthening collaboration with the Graduate School Sustainability, Organisations and Institutions, a partner of the Chair, around the theme of social responsibility of organizations. Today, she shares insights on the main areas of the Chair, the initiatives undertaken, and the collaboration between the University of Manouba and Université Paris Cité. Lire la suite Meet Jouhaina Gherib: making the voices of universities heard in their diversity and complementarity
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[Circle U.] Fast Forward Open Science
On the 22nd of October from 1:30 to 4:30 pm, Circle U. will host the online event ‘Fast forward Open Science’, led by Université Paris Cité, as part of the International Open Access Week 2025. Experts in open access publishing, research data management, open source...
An exceptionally strong second brain
The enteric nervous system, also called the'second brain', is much more resistant than the first one, in our head. This is what a research team bringing together several French institutions, including Université Paris Cité demonstrated in this research. Results...
Back on the 2025 edition of the French congress on social and environmental accounting research (CSEAR)
For this 8th edition, the congress on social and environmental accounting research (CSEAR) highlighted ‘standardization and the sustainability transition.’ A theme that resonates with the changes in our world and with Université Paris Cité’s commitment to planetary health.
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No relationship between Université Paris Cité and the private company operating under the name City University of Paris
Université Paris Cité discovered that a private higher education establishment initially called Intelligest has recently changed its company name for ‘City University of Paris’. Université Paris Cité points out that it has no links whatsoever (association,...
Results of the 2025 Call for Projects with the University of Toronto
The 2025 call for projects between Université Paris Cité and the University of Toronto met with great enthusiasm within the scientific communities of both institutions. Eighteen proposals were submitted by pairs of researchers; five projects were selected at the end...
A strategic project enhancing Université Paris Cité’s economic and social impact: FIRE-UP
FIRE-UP, Université Paris Cité’s strategic project, is implementing several actions to optimise Université Paris Cité's economic and social impact on a regional, national and international scale. These actions are aimed at optimising knowledge transfer to encourage...
“A chat with Dr. Tony Fauci : shaping tomorrow’s scientific minds” by the Graduate School One Health – Emerging Infectious Diseases
Discussing Sustainability Standardization with Charles Cho, Professor of Sustainability Accounting at York University (Canada)
As part of the international program "Enseignant-Chercheur Invité", Charles H. Cho, PhD, CPA, Professor of Sustainability Accounting and holder of the Erivan K. Haub Chair in Business & Sustainability at the Schulich School of Business, York University, was...