This summer school, entirely dedicated to decarbonisation, returns following its success in 2025. It addresses one of the major challenges of our time, led by the Gay-Lussac Federation and its 20 schools of chemistry and process engineering.

Chemistry in France is the industrial sector which has considerably reduced its CO2 emissions with a drop of 65% since 1990. In its latest decarbonization trajectory published at the end of 2022, it has set itself an ambitious objective of further reducing its emissions of CO2 by 36% in 2030 compared to 2015.

In connection with this major subject and as part of the call for expressions of interest “Skills and Professions of the Future”, the consortium composed of the Gay-Lussac Federation, France Chimie and the ADIUT (Assembly of DUTs) have launched the Decarbochim project which focuses on the “decarbonization of industry” priority of the France 2030 plan.

This immersive two-week training is intended for international master’s and PhD students from partner universities of the 20 schools. It will be led by renowned academic researchers and industry professionals, offering deep expertise on current decarbonization challenges.

The main themes covered during this summer school : 

Cultural activities :

Students will attend courses, seminars, and companies’ visits, visits and social events.

Fully delivered in English, this summer school is for students with a chemical or chemical engineering background and a Master’s degree or PhD level. Bachelor’s students may be accepted.

Fees for partners and early birds (before April 1^st) : €2,200

Fees for Other : €2,600

Which include :

Wich don’t include :

Registration is available until 8 may 2026 by this link. 

For any questions regarding the summer school, please contact :
fgl.summer.school.enscmu@uha.fr

Join us in Mulhouse from 1 to 10 July 2026, for a unique experience at the forefront of tomorrow’s chemistry !

Download the information brochure here.