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Located near downtown Cambrai, the Cambrai University Center covers more than 5,000 square meters and accommodates nearly 1,000 students.

INSA Hauts-de-France offers 22 master's degree courses, graduates co-degree with UPHF.

The Polytechnic University Hauts-de-France has financial aid for international mobility for its students, carried out as part of university training, from the French State, Europe, the Hauts-de-France Region and from the institution's own funds. 

The SHERPA (Simulateur Hybride d'Etude et de Recherche Pour l'Automobile) driving simulator is used primarily for research projects involving the development and prototyping of cooperative driver assistance systems.

The Validation of Acquired Experience (VAE) allows a person's professional, personal and/or volunteer experience to be recognized in order to obtain all or part of a degree or certification. VAE is a right registered in the Labor Code since 2002.

As part of the continuing lecture series led by the Université des Savoirs Partagés (USP), Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France will welcome Pierre Girogini.
Thursday, February 22 at 6pm, campus du Mont-Houy, Matisse building, amphi 500.
Free admission.

Autonomous driving is attracting growing interest. However, the full deployment of these vehicles depends on their reliability in all situations, which requires driver supervision. This raises crucial questions about human-machine interaction, and the thesis is part of the ANR-CoCoVeIA project (2019-2024) coordinated by LAMIH.

As part of the scientific seminar cycle ofthe IRP ROI-TML, a seminar will be given on November 28, 2023 by Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Professor of Operational Research, Logistics and Transportation at the UQAM and at the .ca/" title="UQAM - Université du Quebec à Montréal">UQAM and at the CIRRELT.

This seminar will take place in amphi E3 of the Claudin le Jeune building.

An embedded, hierarchical, collaborative platform for autonomous driving

CRISS Axis 3 event " Identities : cultures, memories, valorisation "

In Les transclasses ou la non-reproduction, Chantal Jaquet discusses homosexuality as a possible trigger for social mobility in certain people, joining Didier Éribon's work in this.While she touches on sexuality, the French philosopher omits - apart from a brief mention in the final lines of her essay - two dimensions that are probably just as important: gender and ethnicity. One of the aims of this study day is therefore to make these two aspects visible, and to measure their influence on the passage of social classes. Do girls do better than boys because they play the "school game" more often, as French data tend to show? On the other hand, aren't they subject to other constraints than men and, ultimately, confronted with a " glass ceiling " ? With the exception of a few studies, the ethnic question has rarely been taken into account in France. Does the mobility of these young people obey any particular specificities  Is it hindered by discrimination linked to their origins? 

Registration required for non-UPHF attendees wishing to attend face-to-face: @email