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All courses and degrees offered within the ISH Economics, History, Geography, Societies academic unit.

Christopher Columbus and Corsica. The "possibility of an island"? Publication on December 15, 2021 at Classiques Garnier (Paris) of Nicolas BALUTET's latest work. Based on a great number of sources from the XV;century to the present day, this book traces the explosive controversy between supporters and detractors of the Corsican, more precisely Calvados, origin of the "discoverer" of America, Christopher Columbus.

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I am pleased to invite you to the defense of my HDR entitled: Reactive optimization for a sustainable 4.0 supply chain.

Registrations are open for these annual days, which will take place from March 18 to 20, 2025 and are organized by the French Ceramics Group - GFC. Find out more about submission and registration deadlines.

Dates and practical information about the upcoming 2022/2023 academic year at the Societies and Humanities Institute.

The University is organizing an evening on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, to honor some of the remarkable individual or collective initiatives of its students

The Economics, History, Geography, Societies (EHGS) academic unit is a component of the Societies and Humanities Institute (ISH) training offer.

Free presentation of festival shows

New book by Vanessa BARBE published by Legitech

The LAMIH is delighted to have celebrated its 30th anniversary in the presence of Antoine Petit, President and CEO of the CNRS, Abdelhakim Artiba, President of the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, and its territorial, academic and industrial partners.

A high point for the laboratory, looking back over 30 years of research and innovation, 30 years of collaborations, 30 years of openness to the world and 30 years of human adventures.

Photo opposite: Abdelhakim Artiba, President of Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, Antoine Petit, President and CEO of CNRS, Laurent Dubar, Director of LAMIH.