International projects

IDEC PBL (International Development Cooperation - Project Based Learning)

The Erasmus + project KA220 led by the University of Szeged in Hungary started in December 2022 and obtained a 400 000 Euros funding over 3 years. IDEC PBL aims to improve the quality of education with integrating project-based learning in the field of international development cooperation. The different partners working on the project, the University of Szeged - Hungary, iaelyon, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3- France, STUCOM SA - Spain and Foundation for Africa - Hungary will create a digital and online serious game in the field of international development cooperation, with a special focus on Africa.
Jérôme Rive and Catherine Glee-Vermande are coordinating the project for iaelyon and are in charge of the creation of a handbook to design and implement serious games in higher education.

► Find out more
 

MERGING - Integration for Migrants

The research project MERGING - Integration for migrants, led by Catherine Mercier-Suissa et Noémie Dominguez, researchers at iaelyon, obtained a 3 million Euros funding over 3 years, with Horizon 2020, a European funding mechanism for research projects. Of the 58 projects that were submitted for the H2020 Migration in the European Union call for tenders, only 3 projects were successful, and only 1 French project. The project was officially launched on January 14^th, 2021.
The research project MERGING aims above all to examine existing integration policies and initiatives on the European, regional and local level, but also the individual practices in which housing plays an important role.

 

MERGING project in action!

• In Lyon, in September, 5 tiny houses will be available for migrants. The MERGING project led the construction but also many community projects in order to bring together the migrants and the inhabitants of the neighborhood.
• In Gotheborg, during the summer, the MERGING project will present its floating living unit prototype "Anna". This floating house is meant to host newcomers, foster social inclusion and environmental sustainability.

► Find out more

REMOTAUDIT

Jean- François Gajewski and his research team won for the first time an ARN call for proposal. The research project, REMOTAUDIT is the result of a long-standing international collaboration with Canada and was selected by the Scientific Evaluation Committee “Innovation, work”. The research project began in April 2022 and will last four years.
This project has 2 aims:
- Compare the quality of work in telework and face-to-face in the financial audit sector
- Use Nudges to maintain or even improve the quality of teleworking

► Find out more