The Henri Fayol Institute at Mines Saint-Étienne develops a dynamic international policy, based on scientific collaborations, academic exchanges, and joint projects with over 20 partner universities across all continents. These partnerships strengthen the impact of its research and foster the emergence of innovative solutions to address industrial, digital, and environmental challenges.
International Partner Network
- Europe
Technical University of Munich, Technical University of Berlin, Technical University of Dortmund, Bremen Institute for Production and Logistics, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Aalborg University, University of Bologna, University of Bern, University Politehnica of Bucharest, University of Nottingham - Brazil
University of São Paulo, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul - Canada
McGill University, Laval University, University of Quebec in Montreal, University of Sherbrooke - United States
University of Florida, West Virginia University, University of Michigan, Purdue University - Colombia
University of La Sabana - Tunisia
University of Manouba - Lebanon
Lebanese University - Hong Kong
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
These collaborations result in exchanges of faculty-researchers, co-supervision of theses, joint research projects, and participation in international conferences.
Collaborative Projects and Joint Initiatives
The Henri Fayol Institute is involved in several international projects, such as:
- SUSTAIN Project
In partnership with West Virginia University (USA), this project explores the management of diversity and complexity in sustainable production systems. It is supported by the Thomas Jefferson Fund of the Face Foundation. - Collaboration with the University of Bremen
As part of the “Pack Ambition International” programme of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, this partnership aims to develop innovative approaches for Industry 4.0. - Participation in the Entretiens Jacques Cartier: The Institute organizes seminars on the circular economy and industrial transition, in collaboration with institutions such as EM Lyon and ÉTS Montréal.
Active Presence in International Scientific Networks
The Institute’s researchers actively participate in global scientific conferences and networks.
- INCOM 2024 Conference
Participation in the international conference on information management in manufacturing industry, highlighting the Institute’s commitment to research for sustainable industry. - IFIP APMS 2024 Conference
Presentation of work on agile methods in the manufacturing industry, in collaboration with international partners. - IFORS 2023 Conference
Presentation of a study on the optimization of solid waste logistics in Brazil, in collaboration with Brazilian and French universities.
Opportunities for Students and Researchers
The Institute’s international partnerships offer students and researchers opportunities for exchanges, internships, co-supervision of theses, and participation in international research projects, thereby enriching their academic and professional paths.