Education

Learning
differently at all ages

The Education hub creates and transforms educational programmes and practices, at the individual and collective levels, to enable people to learn in alternative ways, both inside and outside of academic institutions. 

Based on interdisciplinarity and research, its programmes are designed to have both individual and collective impacts, at local and global levels. In so doing, they contribute to building a learning society for a more sustainable world.

The Education hub encourages people of all ages to embark on a learning journey throughout their whole lives (with training designed for young people, undergraduates and graduates, as well as executives).

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Our latest Education News

Une universite planetaire avec des etudiants de toutes races inclure un globe terrestre Education

Manifesto for the Planetary Mission of the University

This Manifesto proposes a Planetary Mission for universities: an evolution from knowledge gatekeepers to bridge-builders that orchestrate transdisciplinary solutions, steward the global commons, and nurture inclusive models of learning and governance. By Pavel Luksha & François Taddei.

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The classroom and beyond

As part of the Education hub, the Youth department develops learning methodologies and educational engineering for young children onwards and throughout life. These programmes and projects are intended to accompany and support education professionals: teachers, educational facilitators, etc.

Youth department in figures

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Educational projects in priority education areas
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Educational projects in rural areas
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Young people supported in their professional integration journey
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Our projects

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Design for Change : Bâtisseurs de Possibles (Builders of Possibilities)

Pedagogical programme for interdisciplinary and citizen projects, designed for Education professionals and students alike.

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Ville de Grigny

Grigny: a "laboratory" for educational success

Together with the Cité éducative de Grigny, young people and local players, we want to meet the many challenges facing the Territory by working together to produce innovative educational solutions. 

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Les Héros Discrets de l'Éducation (The Unsung Heroes of Education)

Enhancing the value of the animation and early childhood professions through innovative training programmes.

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LISA France 2030

To better understand, identify, and collaborate in order to better support the well-being and mental health of students. Promote their flourishing with an impact on well-being, school climate, and learning.

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The Schools Challenge

A mentoring project to encourage 9th grade students in Seine-Saint-Denis to become interested in sustainable development, science and project management.

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Children’s rights

Best interests of the child, right to expression, right to education… The issue of children’s rights is at the heart of our reflections and youth projects.

 
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Avenir(s)

Building a career path and making choices for the future is a major concern for all young people, from secondary school through to entry into the world of work. Avenir(s), supported by Onisep, is a national programme designed to help young people (pupils, students, apprentices) develop their skills and build their plans for the future, and to facilitate support by educational teams. The Learning Planet Institute is helping Onisep to assess the impact of the programme. Through a survey of students, teachers, headteachers and psychologists from the French Ministry of Education, we are gathering information on the needs of beneficiaries and identifying relevant evaluation criteria.
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Completed projects

Our latest Youth News

Higher Education

Within the Education hub, the Higher Education department develops university courses, from the bachelor’s degree to the doctoral school.

The degrees are interdisciplinary (with both life sciences and social sciences) and rooted in the world of research. The students are involved in a concrete way, through the integration of new learning methods: peer-to-peer, project-based, research-based, tool prototyping and curriculum co-construction.

Interdisciplinarity and the exploration of new ways of learning give students the necessary tools to act in a systemic way and to respond to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the common thread of their training.

Higher Education in figures

2023 - 2024

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Academic programmes

EURIP Graduate School

The EURIP Graduate School (École Universitaire de Recherche Interdisciplinaire de Paris) brings together the Master of AIRE and the FIRE Doctoral School. EURIP welcomes postgraduate students and early career researchers who aim to address global challenges related to sustainability and Planetary Health through innovative, interdisciplinary approaches.

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Other activities

The SDG Summer School​

Short training course offering project-based learning to address environmental and social issues

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Our latest SDG Summer School News

Chaire UNESCO

“Learning Sciences”

This UNESCO Chair combines research, pedagogy and technology to support teachers, researchers and all of those involved on the ground in building a learning society for a more sustainable future

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WasiLab

The Institute is supporting the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE) as part of the WasiLab project, a pillar of its ecological transformation programme, to encourage the emergence of sustainable and innovative projects.

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Institut des Défis

Co-founded in 2020 with Université Paris Cité, the Institut des Défis (The Institute of challenges – IDD) designs new teaching and educational approaches to encourage collective commitment to environmental and societal issues

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Completed programmes

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Student life

A 5,000 m² campus to exchange and collaborate on individual and collective projects

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Sustainable Campus

The Institute is committed to supporting and promoting awareness and the development of sustainable activities on its campus, as well as caring for the environment and the people who use it

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Alumni

The Learning Planet Institute has more than 2 000 alumni with different profiles, backgrounds and nationalities

Our latest Higher Education News

Une universite planetaire avec des etudiants de toutes races inclure un globe terrestre Education

Manifesto for the Planetary Mission of the University

This Manifesto proposes a Planetary Mission for universities: an evolution from knowledge gatekeepers to bridge-builders that orchestrate transdisciplinary solutions, steward the global commons, and nurture inclusive models of learning and governance. By Pavel Luksha & François Taddei.

Lire la suite »

Power to learn, power to act: our Executive Programmes

Within the Education hub, the Higher Education department develops university courses, from the bachelor’s degree to the doctoral school.

The degrees are interdisciplinary (with both life sciences and social sciences) and rooted in the world of research. The students are involved in a concrete way, through the integration of new learning methods: peer-to-peer, project-based, research-based, tool prototyping and curriculum co-construction.

Interdisciplinarity and the exploration of new ways of learning give students the necessary tools to act in a systemic way and to respond to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the common thread of their training.

©Quentin-Chevrier

In addition, our ‘Transformation of Organisations’ Hub helps individuals, organisations and ecosystems to develop their capacity for action and adaptation in the face of current and future transitions.

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