With businesses severely affected by the consequences of Covid-19, the Arts et Métiers community Arts et Métiers mobilizing to help 1,500 SMEs and micro-enterprises restart their activities. 

The Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovationand the Ministry of Sports, in anticipation of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, launched acall for projects in 2019focused on "high-performance sports." TEAM-Sports is one of six projects selected. 

Since 2008, several manufacturers and institutions in the South region (Arts et Métiers, AMU, Mines ParisTech, Airbus, EDF, SMEs, high schools, etc.) have been pooling their skills and technological resources (INOVSYS platform, Team Henri Fabre, etc.) with the aim of making investment requests on the themes of Industry of the Future.

Sophie Berveiller, a lecturer and researcher in materials science, and Oliver Watts, an English teacher, both work at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz. Like all the school's teachers, they have been working hard to ensure the school's educational continuity since March 16. 

Louis Catar, a second-year student in the Grande École program at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Châlons-en-Champagne, has started manufacturing visors to help medical facilities during the COVID-19 crisis.

During lockdown, the recruitment process for future students in one of the 15 Specialized Master's® programs is continuing. Applications are being received and processed, and admission interviews are being conducted remotely.
 

Faced with a shortage of medical equipment, Arts et Métiers taking action. Arts et Métiers faculty, staff, and students Arts et Métiers equipment for healthcare workers and patients with COVID-19.  

Feedback from Lucile André & Lucile de Croisilles, students in the specialized engineering program at the Bordeaux campus.