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Find mentions ofArts et Métiers the press from June 21 to 27, 2019.

Monday, June 24

Arts et Métiers 

  • Interview with Alexandre Rigal on the use of sponsorship by higher education institutions - Article No. 54, available in the print edition of the newspaper Anjou Eco.

Cluny Campus 

  • Members of the Arts et Métiers humanitarian association, GaSole, are traveling to Colombia this summer for the 2020 "village independence" project. Article available in the print edition of June 22 of the Saône-et-Loire.

Aformer students 

Tuesday, June 25

Arts et Métiers 

Metz Campus 

  • Artistic stroll along the Art and Gardens of Constellations route in Metz, one of the stages is created by Arts et Métiers Article available in the print edition of June 23 of the newspaper Le Républicain Lorrain.

Former students and teachers 

Wednesday, June 26

Arts et Métiers 

  • Biot/Lévy report on bachelor's degrees: "Regulating quality" through different labels depending on the type - Article No. 150571 available in the digital edition of June 25 from News Tank.

Angers Campus 

  • The Secretary of State to the Minister of the Armed Forces will preside over the graduation ceremony for the 8th class of military infrastructure engineers (IMI) on Thursday. (courrierdelouest.fr, 2019 and ouest-france.fr, 2019)

Thursday, June 27

Metz Campus

  • Presentation of the 1G4.0 portal, supported by "four leading engineering schools in the Grand Est region: ENIM, Arts et Métiers, Insa, and Télécom Nancy," "designed to provide concrete responses to the needs of businesses and offer them a specialized, tailor-made service to support them in their transition to the factory of the future" (La Semaine de Metz, 2019).

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