The University of Strasbourg was already committed to the fight against global warming, but is now accelerating its green transition policy. A round-up of the strategies being deployed. The university is rolling out urgent measures alongside a long-term strategy In 2021, the university demonstrated its determination to embark on a green transition with the introduction of the post of...

The arrival of quantum technologies promises an unprecedented revolution with strategic applications in the fields of computing and chemistry. The university is determined to engage with the world of business so that the cutting-edge quantum technologies developed in Strasbourg can be used to address issues in industry. The University of Strasbourg at the heart of the quantum...

Did you know that the Université de Strasbourg is the only university in France to have created an international school of research and innovation that detects and trains tomorrow’s leading chemists?
This French graduate school has just welcomed its first international promotion, recruited from among the very best.
The Ecole Universitaire de Recherche en Chimie (EUR Chemistry of Complex Systems) is preparing a new generation of researchers to face the profound changes facing chemistry in the years ahead and to respond to industrial and environmental challenges to come.

The "Institut de Science et d’Ingénierie Supramoléculaires" (ISIS) is an internationally-recognised institute that makes the most of a rather original modus operandi combining public and private laboratories together with start-ups. The senior teams, which include three Nobel laureates in Chemistry, and the junior scientists have carte blanche to develop pioneering ideas. Several private organisations benefit from this unique experience in their R&D. Early in 2019, five new research teams and three company branches will be able to join the success story following the construction of new buildings.

Thanks to the generosity of former students of the university, researchers and businesses, every year, the Foundation awards grants to support high-achieving students at the start of their master’s degree. The means-tested grants are awarded to excellent candidates and applications can be renewed to continue into the second year, for an amount of up to 5000 euros.