Rudy Gobert, 3P-SHN Licence sponsor
A big blue to sponsor the 2nd promotion of UPHF's Licence 3P-SHN.
The Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF) is pleased to announce that basketball international Rudy Gobert, a member of the French team who plays in the NBA, is taking over from Hicham El Guerrouj as sponsor of UPHF's Licence Pluridisciplinaire Projet Professionnel parcours Sportif de Haut-Niveau (Licence 3P-SHN).
For the native of Picardy "this association with the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France [m'a] seemed quite natural." Like Hicham El Guerrouj before him, with his exceptional career path he embodies the values of self-sacrifice, perseverance and professional rigor that the UPHF wishes to pass on to all students.
Rudy GobertI'm convinced that our athletes can play a crucial role in the development of our industry, far beyond the arenas themselves. I'm a privileged witness to this in the NBA, where many former athletes occupy important executive roles. Training plays a crucial role in facilitating these transitions.
Created to support top-level sportsmen and women in their professional and academic projects, the 3P-SHN Bachelor's degree has one ambition: to offer the methodological, academic and human tools needed to build one's project, on and off the sporting field. The curriculum offers an integrated, flexible and multi-disciplinary pathway, much appreciated by athletes of all disciplines. Entirely distance learning, combining personalized support, an adapted timetable and in-situ assessment, the training enables them to prepare for their professional future while pursuing a sporting career.
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Since its launch in 2024, the curriculum has been a sell-out. With 180 athletes enrolled at the start of the 2025 academic year and nearly thirty engineering
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As the baton is passed between two remarkable athletes, UPHF would like to thank them both for their commitment, which is a source of pride for the entire university community.
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