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As with every new academic year, Euromed University of Fes (UEMF) opened its doors to its new students with an integration week rich in activities and emotions. A real highlight of the academic year, this event is much more than a simple welcome: it marks the first steps of a human and intellectual journey within the university community.
From the very first day, students were immersed in the UEMF universe. Presentations of the institutions, services, student life and the founding values of the university allowed them to grasp the richness and diversity of their new study environment. The official class photo sealed this symbolic moment, constituting the first collective memory of a promotion already united.
Throughout the week, activities followed one another in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere. Meetings with the Heads of institutions offered an inspiring space for exchange about academic paths and professional prospects. The orientation masterclass, led by the l’Euromed Innovation Center, gave students the opportunity to sketch the first outlines of their academic and professional project, while discovering the resources made available to support their success. Sporting and recreational activities, including treasure hunts, football, volleyball and basketball tournaments, swimming and table tennis, strengthened team spirit and fostered real group cohesion. Cultural and festive evenings provided moments of relaxation and sharing, thus balancing learning and conviviality.
The closing of the week was marked by two emblematic initiatives that embody the civic values promoted by UEMF. The preparation of solidarity baskets demonstrated the spirit of generosity and mutual aid that animates the students. The litter collection, for its part, recalled the importance of eco-citizenship and environmental preservation, inseparable aspects of the integral education promoted by the university.
Beyond its festive and academic character, this integration week allowed new students to forge their first ties, develop their sense of belonging and embrace the values of openness, solidarity and excellence that make up UEMF's identity. It reflects the university's desire to train young people who are not only academically competent but also aware of the responsibilities they bear as citizens of the world.