Université Côte d'Azur's ODD 3

SDG 3 aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, at all ages. This means that everyone should have access to quality health care, live in a healthy environment and enjoy optimal mental and physical well-being. This goal encompasses reducing maternal and child mortality, combating diseases (whether infectious or chronic), promoting mental health and strengthening health systems. In short, MDG 3 aspires to a world where health is not a privilege but a fundamental right for all.

Having made health and well-being a key focus of its site strategy, Université Côte d'Azur is working to offer a wide range of high-quality research that addresses contemporary health issues. Their scientific impact is at the heart of the university's promotion efforts, which requires accessibility and visibility.

One of the university's priorities is to increase the number of graduates in the healthcare sector.

Université Côte d'Azur is actively committed to improving the health and well-being of its students and the local community. It is multiplying initiatives aimed at raising awareness of health issues and reinforcing its health policy in collaboration with various health institutions. This policy covers a wide range of topics, from sexual violence to mental health, sport, disability and access to healthcare. It targets students and the entire local community, especially the most vulnerable (refugees, the elderly, isolated people, etc.).

Académie 4: Université Côte d'Azur's Académie 4 is dedicated to pedagogical innovation and improving teaching practices. It supports teachers in developing active and inclusive learning methods. The academy organizes workshops, conferences and teaching resources to encourage the exchange of best practices and innovation in higher education.

Innovation Hub Ageing and Well Being: Université Côte d'Azur's Innovation Hub Ageing and Well Being focuses on the challenges of an ageing population and well-being. The hub promotes the research and development of innovative solutions for the health, autonomy and quality of life of the elderly. It collaborates with academic, industrial and associative players to promote projects aimed at improving the daily lives of seniors.

EUR LIFE: The Life and Health Sciences University Research School brings together over 1,000 scientists in 82 teams at nine research centers. It collaborates with national agencies such as CNRS and INSERM, and focuses on major challenges in life sciences, including genomics, biomedical research and environmental biology. EUR LIFE aims to create synergies between research, teaching and employment, train students in interdisciplinarity, and foster innovation and entrepreneurship.

EUR HEALTHY: EUR HEALTHY at the Université Côte d'Azur is a University Research School dedicated to health and well-being. It brings together researchers and students to work on multidisciplinary projects focusing on the challenges of public health, disease prevention and innovation in healthcare. EUR HEALTHY offers high-level training courses integrating research and practice, and collaborates with players in the healthcare sector to promote the application of research findings.

Academie 5: Université Côte d'Azur's Académie 5 "Homme, Idées et Milieux" brings together research units in the humanities and social sciences, as well as seven art schools and SKEMA Business School. Its aim is to promote interdisciplinary projects. From 2016 to 2019, four main themes have emerged: Digital Humanities, Social Science Methodology, Arts and Sciences, Cognition, and Territory and Environment. The Academy has also supported the creation of the NeuroMod Institute and funded projects linking the environment and social sciences, such as the Observatoire de la transition écologique et citoyenne de la Côte d'Azur (OTECCA). For 2020-2024, it is concentrating on four areas of research:

• 1. Knowledge, ideas, language, society
• 2. Change in interaction with the environment
• 3. Art, creation, science
• 4. Cross-disciplinary themes

CI3P: The CI3P (Centre d'Innovation en Informatique et en Ingénierie de la Santé) at the Université Côte d'Azur focuses on the development of technological solutions to improve health. It promotes research and innovation in digital health, collaborating with academic and industrial partners. CI3P offers training and resources to support students and professionals wishing to enter this rapidly expanding field.

Faculty of Medicine: The Faculty of Medicine of the Université Côte d'Azur offers training in medicine and health sciences in conjunction with the C.H.U. (University Hospital Center) in Nice. In addition to initial medical training, the faculty offers over 80 university diplomas and continuing education courses for healthcare professionals, including a research master's degree in life sciences and various paramedical courses. In terms of research, the faculty, located close to several INSERM, CNRS and CEA laboratories, fosters interaction between academic, clinical and research activities, with a laboratory also present at the CHU l'Archet. The faculty has 200 teaching staff, 8,000 health students and 10 research laboratories.

Health Center: The Université Côte d'Azur Health Center offers health care services accessible to students and staff. It offers medical consultations, preventive services and health promotion activities. The center aims to ensure the well-being of members of the university community by providing quality care and appropriate support.