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Aujourd’hui

• Du 01.09.2025
  au 31.03.2026

  Salons d’orientation & Portes ouvertes

  Orientation
  Formations
  Parcoursup
  

  Are you a high school or university student interested in training for a career in architecture? Or have you already graduated and would like to complete your studies by enrolling in one of the post-master's programs offered at the school? In the run-up to the School's Open Day on the afternoon of Saturday February 14, 2026, come and meet us at trade fairs in the Paris region and talk to our school staff. Salon des Métiers d'Art et de la Création (Art and Design Trade Show) Wednesday November…
  
• Du 09.09.2025
  au 01.07.2026

  Sara Alqataa, lauréate du programme PAUSE

  Accueil international
  

  Carried since 2017 by the Collège de France with the support of the Ministries of Higher Education and Research, the Interior, Europe and Foreign Affairs, and Culture, the national PAUSE program (Programme d'accueil en urgence des scientifiques et artistes en exil), protects and welcomes researchers and artists who can no longer pursue their activities in their home countries due to war, political persecution, censorship.... It helps them to stay for sufficiently long periods to enable them to…
  
• 17 février 2026
  à 13:00

  Faire place

  Conversation
  Amphithèâtre
  

  For several years now, I have been writing about places. I would like to share with you what this practice has taught me and the questions it raises. I have published two novels about places, Antipolis and Mémoires sauvées de l'eau. One tells the story of a city, the other of a river. In each case, the place is at the centre, not as a character, but as the very substance of the novel. In each case, the novel is a means of expressing realities. In each case, the exploration of these…
  
• Du 17.02.2026
  au 12.05.2026

  Fictions : d’autres mondes

  Conférences
  Rencontres
  Discussions
  

  This series of lectures invites you to listen to writers who construct fiction, much like architects design projects. In doing so, they shift perspectives, interpret places differently, embody social movements, highlight contemporary challenges... and invent other possible worlds. These parallel spaces are territories of freedom: they allow us to imagine other arrangements. While inventing potentials, projections and illusions, these narratives pay attention to reality: its protagonists, its…