


A new step in an academic partnership committed since 2016, serving education, research and international openness
Euromed University of Fes (UEMF) and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University inaugurated, on Thursday October 15, 2026, their joint International Campus, located within the UEMF Eco-campus.
The ceremony took place in the presence of Prof. Mostapha Bousmina, President of Euromed University of Fes, and Prof. Christine Neau-Leduc, President of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, alongside representatives of the two institutions and figures from the academic, institutional, economic and social spheres.
This inauguration marks a major milestone in an academic partnership initiated in 2016 and progressively consolidated around joint programs, double degrees and internationally-oriented scientific projects.
The partnership was first realized through the creation of an offsite program in "political science", leading to the award of a Sorbonne-UEMF double bachelor's degree. It was then expanded, in 2022, with a master's in "Business Law", followed by a second double-degree master dedicated to "Mediterranean and African Policies: circulations, migrations, transitions".
The joint International Campus now gives a new dimension to this accomplished partnership between UEMF and Paris-1 Panthéon Sorbonne. Designed as a convergence space for university communities, it will encourage the development of joint programs, student and faculty mobility, the implementation of research projects, and the emergence of new academic initiatives. Prospects are notably envisaged in the fields of management, history, legal and political sciences, as well as around contemporary themes such as artificial intelligence and its multiple interactions with society.
From now on, Moroccan and African students who wish to continue their studies at Paris-1 Panthéon Sorbonne are no longer required to move to Paris and bear significant expenses for housing and living costs in a city with a very high cost of living. They can enroll in the new Sorbonne-UEMF shared campus with Sorbonne programs taught by professors from Paris and other European countries. Graduates of these programs receive a French and Moroccan double degree.