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Centrale Nantes is committed to diversity, equality and inclusion for its staff and students.
To this end, the school set up an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee in 2020. The goal of the Committee is to ensure that everyone is free to embrace their differences and identity without fear of scrutiny from others and to maintain equality and respect for all.
The committee is addressing five main themes: International, Gender Equality, Disability, Secularism, LGBTQI+.
Centrale Nantes has set up actions to promote the well-being of international students and staff in three main areas:
Centrale Nantes upholds the principles of "French secularism" as applied in public institutions in order to facilitate the life of everyone on campus, students and staff alike. In this respect, the school:
Centrale Nantes's procedures allow for student welcome, integration and harmonious co-existence, regardless of sexual orientation and sexual or gender identity. To this end, the school has implemented different actions:
As part of its commitment to gender equality, the school has put in place an action plan with four main tenets:
Download the action plan
Most disability situations are linked to temporary and non-visible differences. As an inclusive school, Centrale Nantes deploys a broad-scope and coordinated action to host learners and staff with disabilities in the best possible conditions. The actions deployed involve:
The Board of Governors approved the Disability Policy Framework (2023-2025) on 14 March 2023.
Centrale Nantes has set up a support and reporting system, accessible to all students who are victims of or witnesses to harassment, gender-based and/or sexual violence.
The support system ensures that a victim or witness receives appropriate support.
All reports sent to the reporting unit are treated individually in order to hear the victim's or witness's views and to offer them appropriate support.
It comprises 3 elements:
All reports sent to the reporting unit are treated on an individual basis in order to hear the views of the victim or witness, and to offer appropriate support.
Detailed information is available on the student intranet.