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These days, we're witnessing a rapid chain of social tensions and mini-crises. Conflicts are multiplying. Some, like that of the Gilets jaunes, are unprecedented in nature. Strikes, demonstrations, blockades, riots are our daily lot. How do we think about such an increase?

The cultural service offers students various activities throughout the year. They can take advantage of opening modules (theater, music, visual arts, writing, performances...), numerous cultural outings and exhibitions at the Ronzier Art Center on the Tertiales-Ronzier campus.

Jean-Christophe POPIEUL took up his post as Director of INSA Hauts-de-France on September 1, 2025 for a five-year term. He succeeds Armel DE LA BOURDONNAYE.

IABM Student Awards - a CV booster our winners can be proud of!

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

At the end of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the European University Campus was held on June 30, 2022, at the Palais des Congrès in Versailles, France.

Our school is very proud to count among its ranks Laura Wallard, Maitresse de conférences and researcher at LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201, who has been named Regional Ambassador for the 2023 Fête de la Science.

The PonArcad (2026) project, led by a multidisciplinary team within the CERAMATHS laboratory, is taking place under the laboratory's own Appel à projet action incitative (ARI). The project combines the expertise of the DMATHS (mathematical modeling) and DMP (experimental manufacturing) departments. Its ambition: to design piezoelectric sensors with innovative geometries, such as bridges or arches, to reduce material consumption while optimizing their electromechanical efficiency. This approach is based on a novel coupling between theoretical modeling, numerical simulations (Python/COMSOL) and additive manufacturing (3D printing, laser cutting).

October 2, 2025 - The CERAMATHS laboratory organized an unprecedented seminar aimed at building bridges between its two branches: the Mathematics Department (DMATHS) and the Materials and Processes Department (DMP). The aim? Identify synergies between mathematicians and ceramists to stimulate innovation and strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration.