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The start of the 2024-2025 academic year marks the launch of the first edition of the Master in Computer Science"Information Technology for Smart and Sustainable Mobility" (IT4SSM). This innovative program has been developed as part of the EUNICE alliance of European universities.

Organized every two years, the INSA Group short story competition invites students, staff and alumni to take up the pen and imagine fictional texts, around a theme. For 2024, the theme is "Artifice".

Artifice n.m. : A clever, ingenious device. An artifice of calculation. Skillful means of disguising the truth. Ruse, subterfuge, deception.
Fireworks: explosives with a luminous effect that are set alight for an outdoor party. Figuratively:that which dazzles by the number and rapidity of brilliant images or features.

Born in 2011, this competition, meets with great success at each session. The humanist dimension of engineering training, the DNA of the INSA model, is fully expressed in the pleasure authors take in this writing exercise. This pleasure is enthusiastically shared by the members of the juries, who are always curious and eager to discover the texts.

Let your imagination run wild!

Here is the essential information to prepare for the start of the academic year at UPHF.

Open Science for Young Researchers

Whether institutional or private, they support Valenciennes' audiovisual training in its transformation and in the training of students.

On January 27, find the day: Discovering jobs for a better orientation. 

Discover the talents of UPHF students and doctoral students.

Created in January 2020, within the UPHF, INSA Hauts-de-France rests on solid foundations that allow it to be a recognized institution in the region, nationally and internationally.

The Polytechnic University Hauts-de-France, in line with the Erasmus+ 2014-2020 program, and with the aim of achieving the objectives of its institutional strategy, is participating in several actions of the new Erasmus+ 2021-2027 program.

As part of their final year in the Mechanical Engineering degree program, 4 students created a cat tree, which they donated to the Marly SPA.