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The Pôle Matériaux Transfrontalier, a partnership between the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France and the University of Mons, will host an event on the theme of materials from June 27 to 29, 2023.

You may have seen them: on Thursday afternoon, November 10, the senior citizens of the city of Aulnoy-Lez-Valenciennes came for a walk on the Mont Houy Campus.

This walk is the initiative of Mrs. Bennoui Habiba, Assistant Director of Studies and Training at INSA Hauts-de-France and city councilor and delegate for seniors, mobility and aging well in the municipality of Aulnoy-Lez-Valenciennes.

To do this, Ms. Bennoui called on Bachir Zoudji, head of the Education and Motor Skills License to recruit a student from the STAPS program to coach and conduct the workshop.

Then it was Eva Blancquart, a STAPS student in 3rd year of Education and Motor Skills at INSA Haut-de-France, who was asked to organize this workshop, as part of her "Walking and Discovery" module.

The goal? To encourage people over the age of 60 to perform physical activity on a perennial and regular basis while maintaining a social connection.

This workshop was a real success for the student who gathered more than 12 Aulnesian seniors and will give in January, muscle strengthening classes.

In order to promote its visibility and reputation both nationally and internationally, UPHF cooperates with its partner universities on cross-disciplinary projects related to educational innovation and the use of digital technology for the success of its students.

The eCandidat application allows you to apply online for courses offered by the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France.
The procedure is dematerialized: the wishes and the transmission of the application files are done directly in the application.

On Thursday, November 06, 2025, artists Anne and Minh were guests at the Université des Savoirs Partagés.

CRISS Axis 3 event " Identities : cultures, memories, valorisation "

In Les transclasses ou la non-reproduction, Chantal Jaquet discusses homosexuality as a possible trigger for social mobility in certain people, joining Didier Éribon's work in this.While she touches on sexuality, the French philosopher omits - apart from a brief mention in the final lines of her essay - two dimensions that are probably just as important: gender and ethnicity. One of the aims of this study day is therefore to make these two aspects visible, and to measure their influence on the passage of social classes. Do girls do better than boys because they play the "school game" more often, as French data tend to show? On the other hand, aren't they subject to other constraints than men and, ultimately, confronted with a " glass ceiling " ? With the exception of a few studies, the ethnic question has rarely been taken into account in France. Does the mobility of these young people obey any particular specificities  Is it hindered by discrimination linked to their origins? 

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