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Thanks to the financial support of the Australian-French Association for Research and Innovation, the INSPÉ of New Caledonia (the National Institute for Teaching and Education), in partnership with the Vice Rector/General Director of New Caledonia education, organises a Workshop dedicated to the Australian International Section (AIS), deployed in New Caledonia, Australia, Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna and in French Polynesia. The organisers of this workshop are Stéphane Minviell

Understanding Zoe  is an AI-powered and ISO 27001-certified platform that provides personalised and neuroaffirming support to families, schools, and professionals caring for neurodivergent children. They are also developing a non-clinical pre-screening tool to help parents of undiagnosed children better understand their child’s functioning and access adapted and personalised resources faster. They are accelerating their partnerships with education, employers and the public se

The Academy of the Social Sciences in Austalia,   in partnership with the Embassy of France in Australia, is proud to administer the Social Science Collaborative Research Program . This joint program will support early and mid-career social science researchers in the form of a Workshops initiative, creating structured opportunities for social scientists to deepen collaboration, share expertise, and advance bilateral research priorities. Applications for 2026 will be open fro

The  Institute of Pharmacology and Structural Biology (IPBS) and the Centre for Integrative Biology (CBI) in Toulouse (France) are currently seeking talented postdoctoral researchers interested in applying for  French and international postdoctoral fellowship programmes  (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action, EMBO, and others) to join our institutes and develop their research project. Please find attached a note presenting our institutes as well as the following calls for applicatio

On 21 and 22 October 2025, the annual AFRAN forum was held under the general theme “ Evolving Pacific: shared pathways for a sustainable future ”. The two-day event was organized at the Four Points Hotel in Sydney, with financial support and in partnership with the University of Sydney and the French Embassy in Australia. On this occasion, the Forum fostered cross-sectoral dialogues, showcased collaborative research and innovation, with a particular focus on Pacific indigenou

Online applications for art and architecture studies are open on CampusArt network website until February 28, 2026. CampusArt is a unique online application program open to international students in the arts and architecture. This program is run by Campus France, with support from the French Ministries of National Education, Higher Education and Research, Europe and Foreign Affairs, and Culture. It contributes to France's appeal and the influence of French cultural diplomacy

As part of its international outreach, the Community of Universities and Establishments of Toulouse (Comue of Toulouse) is pleased to announce the 2nd edition of the Summer School in Oncology and Dermatology , to be held in Toulouse (France), one of Europe’s leading hubs for cancer research. Designed for PhD students, researchers, faculty members, engineers, clinicians, biostatisticians, and pharmacists from around the world, this two-week intensive program is organized in

The French Université Paris Cité is launching its first Summer Schools in medicine in the French summer, with courses taught entirely in English. Combining academic excellence, practical learning and French medical expertise, our two programs are aimed at a varied international audience ranging from profiles of students pursuing studies in medicine, health sciences, but also engineers and data scientists seeking an interdisciplinary approach. The two themes we propose are a

The Routledge Literary BRAIN (Brain-Related Academic Investigations of Narratives) Focus Series combines the language of literary criticism with neurocognitive and health humanities methodologies or explanatory frameworks, providing an innovative way of blending literary analysis with health humanities and neurocognitive approaches.  This exciting BRAIN series is designed to convene conversations across interdisciplinary knowledges, covering all fiction and nonfiction sub-gen

Deadline: 1 July 2026 The objective of the SAAFE program is to foster research collaborations between France and Australia in nuclear science and engineering in the field of health, environment and nuclear technologies. The program will support early career researchers at PhD and post-doc level to expand research and innovation activities and to initiate sustainable research networks and linkages to support Australia and France research and innovation. More information, guide