Thematic schools
Annually, the Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions aims to host a multidisciplinary thematic school focusing on sustainability and transitions. This initiative will feature expert presentations and foster exchanges among master’s students, doctoral candidates, and researchers, facilitating a comprehensive exploration of these issues over several days.
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Imagining Tomorrow’s Resilience: Projects by the 2026 Cohort of the Master’s in Risk and Crisis Engineering
On Monday, March 30, students from the Master’s program in Risk and Crisis Engineering (IRC), part of the Graduate School Sustainability & Transitions, presented the results of several months of work carried out at the request of the Graduate School’s partners on...
KEYS 2025 International Conference: A Franco-Japanese Meeting on Ecological Transitions with the University of Kitakyushu
The Graduate School Sustainability and Transitions co-organised a new edition of the international KEYS (Knowledge Exchange by Young Scholars) conference in partnership with the University of Kitakyushu. Held in a hybrid format between Paris and Kitakyushu, this...
Back on the 2025 edition of the French congress on social and environmental accounting research (CSEAR)
For this 8th edition, the congress on social and environmental accounting research (CSEAR) highlighted ‘standardization and the sustainability transition.’ A theme that resonates with the changes in our world and with Université Paris Cité’s commitment to planetary...
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[International PhD] The University of Toronto and UPCité launch a new joint call for proposals
The University of Toronto and the Université Paris Cité and are launching a joint call for proposals in order to further develop their research collaboration and doctoral program strength. Lire la suite [International PhD] The University of Toronto and UPCité launch a new joint call for proposals