In line with its commitment to humanism and openness,Université Grenoble Alpes put measures in place to support people in exile with their applications, further education, and integration into the job market.
The UGA also works to integrate scientists in exile.
The Cafés Colibri are regular gatherings organized by the UGA for students in exile; they aim to foster mutual understanding and mutual support among the students receiving assistance, as well as to discuss a wide variety of topics: ...
This interview highlights the remarkable academic and personal journey of Mushfiqullah Sapay, a young Afghan civil engineer who, despite political upheaval and threats to his freedom...
A winner of the PAUSE and GATES programs, Professor Ievgeniia Bodarenko joinedUniversité Grenoble Alpes being displaced by the war in Ukraine. In this interview, she looks back on her academic career...
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ColibriSupport for students and researchers in exile
Welcome to the website for people in exileUniversité Grenoble Alpes, a welcoming place, a crossroads for human movements, and a place for intellectual exchange, has developed a welcoming policy... Read more
Learn French with Co-Former! These French courses and courses in other subjects are open to everyone, even if you aren’t enrolled at the university. Offered as part of the Co-FormER program, the courses are free while space lasts. Register starting August 19! Read more
Take part in fun events and activities!Espace Colibri invites people in exile to social, cultural, and festive activities. The idea is to encourage encounters, exchanges, and integration. These events are free and open to everyone. Come as you are!Read more
