Teaching the work of the European Union at the Strasbourg School of Management, Sabine Menu realised that her students lacked knowledge of this theme. And this partly due to the limited information available on Europe in the media. Writing the biography of Paul Collowald, one of the last pioneers of European construction, provided an opportunity for her to put the subject in the spotlight in the perspective of the forthcoming European elections.

Winner of the Eiffel Scholarship, Romel Bhattacharjee came to spend 10 months in France to carry out his research in the ICube laboratory of the University of Strasbourg. The only doctoral student at the university to benefit from the scheme, this biomedical engineering specialist intends to make the most of this exchange, which could lead to a much longer collaboration.

International development is one of the University of Strasbourg's key missions. Our university is globally engaged thanks to the wide range of disciplines taught here, our strategic location and our large international student body, hailing from 150 different countries and constituting 20% of the total student population.