Through the 21st century, the future-focused Université de Lorraine is poised to further underscore its social responsibility, through its thriving education and research initiatives and socioeconomic partnerships as well as the dedication of the whole of its community to tackling societal and environmental challenges of global significance.
Université de Lorraine is home to:
- 11 schools of engineering
- 24 faculties and institutes
- 8 University Institutes of Technology (IUTs)
- 60 research units
A cutting-edge university meaningfully contributing to society
Alongside its academic site partners, Université de Lorraine leads an Initiative d’Excellence programme which is developing a research and education strategy to build Lorraine’s international leadership on the key societal and economic challenges: energies of the future and energy transition, materials value chain, health and combatting age-related illnesses, digital trust, sustainable management of natural resources and the environment, knowledge and language engineering.
As a logical complement to this flagship programme for the development of the Lorraine academic site, two projects round off Université de Lorraine’s future-focused vision:
- Orion, which is aimed at raising students’ awareness of and training them in research. Designed with progression in mind, from an introduction to research during the first few years right through to its application in practice, Orion also seeks to bring different groups, subjects and nationalities together. The site partners adopt an innovative and transformative approach to train students and prepare them to become future leaders on the basis of 3 pillars: research-led training, international focus and employability.
- Sirius, which is aimed at enhancing and expanding its innovation strategy and therefore at improving the academic site’s social and economic impact, not least at local level. It also leads a programme to boost the international profile and image of the Lorraine site.
Julien Vasseur est responsable d’une équipe de 30 personnes en charge des travaux neufs du domaine électrique ainsi que les essais avant mise en service.
Noureddine Takorabet, Professeur des universités, enseigne à l’ENSEM. Il est, depuis 2018, directeur du GREEN, laboratoire de recherche de l’Université de Lorraine.