From October 18 to October 22, 2021, the International Business Week (IBW) took place at IAE Angers.
The IBW consists of bringing together all the international Master 2 courses of IAE Angers, including its historical Polish partner, Nicolaus Copernicus University, which was once again able to travel to work in groups (5 to 6 students of all nationalities) on a specific issue.
Deadline: January 15, 2022
Date of the event: 22-24 June 2022
On September 22, the “Governance of Sustainability in Europe” research network held its closing conference focusing on the dynamics of European integration in the areas of sustainability policy and resulting politics. During the event, participants had the opportunity, remotely or directly at the ESSCA campus in Angers, to share their opinions, thoughts and suggestions with the various speakers. In total, some 40 online and in-person participants were able to attend 17 presentations, most of which will be published.
From 2 December 2021 to 2 December 2021
2 December 2021 – Institute for Housing and Environment (IWU) in Darmstadt, Germany
Online via TEAMS, please contact Dr. Rosa Fernandez (Rosa.Fernandez-Martin@warwick.ac.uk) to get the link.
From 22 June 2022 to 24 June 2022
The planet and human beings are currently going through a double crisis of great gravity: climate and health. These crises impact human activity in all its diversity: cultural, societal, political, legal, commercial, economic, educational. In addition to these global events, there are national, social (“Black Lives Matter” in the United States, Afghan crisis…) and political crises (Brexit in the United Kingdom, American insurrection on Capitol Hill in January 2021…). This period evokes representations of real and fictional historical crises. The specter of natural disaster – pandemic, flood, fire, hurricane – and the effects on populations seem to come alive in the media and in the contemporary collective imagination.
From 22 June 2022 to 24 June 2022
The dual health and climate crises confronting humanity and the planet today are unprecedented. These crises are impacting human activity in all its diversity extending across cultural, societal, political, legal, business, economic and educational spheres. In addition to these global phenomena, we have also witnessed national, social (“Black Lives Matter” in the United States, the Afghan crisis…) and political crises (Brexit in the United Kingdom, American insurrection on Capitol Hill in January 2021…). This period evokes representations of real and fictional historical crises. The specter of natural disaster – pandemic, flood, fire, hurricane – and the effects on populations seem to come to life in the media and in the contemporary collective imagination.
