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2nd call for proposals European Universities: best results for the French Schools of engineering
2nd call for proposals European Universities: best results for the French Schools of engineering
27/07/2020
On 9 July 2020, the European Commission announced the results of the 2nd call for proposals on European Universities. 24 Alliances were finally selected, 14 of them with at least a French institution.
These winners are added to the first 17 European Universities selected in 2019 in the framework of the 1st call for proposals. These 41 European Alliances, in which 33 French institutions are involved, are set to operate in the next few years and to pave the way to new forms of collaboration in Europe.
In addition, CDEFI is pleased to see that among these 24 laureates, three projects have at least a French School of engineering as partner:
These winners are added to the first 17 European Universities selected in 2019 in the framework of the 1st call for proposals. These 41 European Alliances, in which 33 French institutions are involved, are set to operate in the next few years and to pave the way to new forms of collaboration in Europe.
In addition, CDEFI is pleased to see that among these 24 laureates, three projects have at least a French School of engineering as partner:
- EUt+ with University of Technology of Troyes ;
- EuroTeQ with École Polytechnique ;
- Eelisa with École des Ponts ParisTech, as well as Chimie ParisTech and Mines ParisTech in the name of PSL University.
It is important to note the strong involvement of the French Schools of engineering, Toulouse INP and ISAE-SUPAÉRO, in the name of Toulouse University, in the European University UNIVERSEH dedicated to the space sector.
CDEFI warmly congratulates all French Schools of engineering’s teams who strived to design these innovative projects and contributed to their success.
They join the winning project of the 1st call for proposals - Unite ! - in which Grenoble INP is involved, as well as the Alliance ECIU University joined at the end of 2019 by the group of French Schools of engineering INSA..
Although the number of winning projects of French Schools of engineering is relatively low in comparison with the 41 European Universities supported by the European Commission (EC), the success rate of this 2nd call for proposals is excellent. It highlights the quality of the European University projects carried out by the French Schools of engineering and the willingness of the EC not to develop a single model of European University but to support thematic universities where Engineering, Sciences and Technologies have their own place.
To conclude, the new European Universities selected, in which French institutions are involved, will receive, as the French winners of the 1st call, a financial support of 100 million of euros from the French government.
CDEFI warmly congratulates all French Schools of engineering’s teams who strived to design these innovative projects and contributed to their success.
They join the winning project of the 1st call for proposals - Unite ! - in which Grenoble INP is involved, as well as the Alliance ECIU University joined at the end of 2019 by the group of French Schools of engineering INSA..
Although the number of winning projects of French Schools of engineering is relatively low in comparison with the 41 European Universities supported by the European Commission (EC), the success rate of this 2nd call for proposals is excellent. It highlights the quality of the European University projects carried out by the French Schools of engineering and the willingness of the EC not to develop a single model of European University but to support thematic universities where Engineering, Sciences and Technologies have their own place.
To conclude, the new European Universities selected, in which French institutions are involved, will receive, as the French winners of the 1st call, a financial support of 100 million of euros from the French government.
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The Conference of Deans of French Schools of Engineering (CDEFI) is a non-profit association of Deans of French public and private schools of engineering and universities of technology authorized by the CTI (a French accreditation agency) to deliver the French engineering degree.
Created in 1976 by a decree issued by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, CDEFI is the local, national and international political and public voice of French schools of engineering and universities of technology.
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