International Strategy

The strategy presented here is the result of a collaboration with the twelve components of the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, enriched by extensive discussions on the priorities, challenges, and ambitions of each.

A strategy focused on three areas of attention

Based on three pillars:

Internationalisation of higher education

Internationalisation of research

Improvement of support provided to the student and academic communities

Outlined through twelve key areas:

Increase mobility at all levels of higher education (bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral)

Support reciprocity and
streamline exchanges

Support the creation and funding of international research and education projects

Improve the welcoming experience for international audiences (students, researchers, delegations from foreign universities)

Develop international networks within the Faculty of H&SS

Train staff working with international audiences

Improve the international career opportunities for students

Develop short and hybrid mobility options (summer schools, field missions, internships)

Promote foreign language teaching, French as a Foreign Language (FLE), and teaching in foreign languages

Promote the inclusion of vulnerable groups

Increase international staff mobility

Develop international degrees (dual degrees, joint degrees, integrated curricula, co-supervision of theses)