Governance

Composition: 36 members: 8 professors and lecturers; 8 other professors and lecturers; 6 students; 6 Biatss (library, engineering, administrative, technical, health and social staff) and 8 outside personalities} On the proposal of the President, the Board of Directors elects vice-presidents (3 maximum), the first of whom must be a professor. The Board determines the establishment’s policy, votes on the budget and approves the accounts. On the recommendation of the President, and in accordance with national priorities, it determines the distribution of the jobs allocated to it. Each year, it approves the President’s activity report and the social report, after consulting the Technical Committee.

Consult the composition of the Board of Directors

Created by the Higher Education and Research Act of July 22, 2013 (ESR Act), the Academic Council brings together the members of the Research Commission (formerly the Scientific Council) and the Training and University Life Commission (formerly the Board of Studies and University Life). It has 80 members, drawn from both commissions. In plenary session, the Academic Council is consulted or can issue recommendations on the direction of policies for training, research, the dissemination of scientific culture, scientific and technical documentation, the qualifications to be given to teaching-research and research posts, and applications for accreditation of training courses. It proposes to the Board of Directors a multi-year master plan for disability policy, covering all areas of disability. After consultation with the Technical Committee, this plan defines the objectives that the establishment will pursue in accordance with its obligations. It is consulted on all measures aimed at guaranteeing students’ academic, trade union and political freedoms.

See the composition of the Academic Council.