Because it is part of our concerns, and because we believe in maintaining compliance with the laws on higher education and research, we have set up points of contact and policy officers to contribute to a governance that maintains, encourages and initiates objectives and means, oriented towards long-term benefits for the public, for users, and for university staff.
Receiving migrants, refugees or asylum seekers
Caring for people in exile is one of the major political and social challenges of our time. Université Grenoble Alpes provides concrete answers by receiving and training these groups.
Co-FormER
With the Co-FormER program, the university proposes a concrete response to the migration issue by becoming a place to receive and train for those in exile. The Co-FormER program has a twofold objective: integrating people in exile into the community and the training of students who wish to commit to a social and solidarity project.
Set up in 2018, this office is open to anyone in exile (potential students, teachers and researchers).
It is an entry point that centralizes and coordinates actions between different services/components at the university: the Centre universitaire d'études françaises (University Center of French Studies, or CUEF), the Office of Studies and Student Life (DEVE) and of Orientation and Professional Integration (DOIP) of the DGD FVU (Direction générale déléguée Formation et vie universitaire, or the Dedicated General Office for Training and Student Life).
You can visit the Colibri office at:
Tour IRMA - Salle 009
51, rue des Mathématiques
38610 Gières
Opening hours:
Monday and Thursday from 1pm-4pm
Tuesday from noon-2pm
Wednesday and Friday from 9am-noon
Published on January 8, 2021 Updated on June 10, 2024
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