Researchers and policymakers gathered in Rabat to connect science and decision-making
<p>On the 25<sup data-ogsc="">th</sup> of June, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic and the Morocco Innovation and Evaluation Lab held a conference at UM6P Campus in Rabat on evidence-based approaches to climate, education, and employment policy.</p>
Ai Movement welcomed 30 African women innovators for the third edition of AWITAI
<p>The third cohort of the African Women in Tech and AI program was inaugurated at the AI Movement Centre, UM6P Campus in Rabat.</p>
<p>This initiative is a collaboration between the OCP Foundation, UNESCO, and other partners, aiming to empower women and advance innovation across the continent. The program brings together 30 African women to develop innovative and sustainable technological solutions for their communities. It emphasizes fairness and collaboration as key drivers of Africa’s digital transformation.</p>
ReKrute certifications confirmed UM6P’s people-centered culture
<p>University Mohammed VI Polytechnic has renewed its double recognition from ReKrute, earning the “Feel Good Company” and “Krunchy Company” certifications for the second consecutive year. </p>
<p>The Feel-Good Company label highlights UM6P’s commitment to well-being, transparency, and long-term talent development. The Krunchy Company certification recognizes a dynamic and forward-looking employer brand that encourages individuals to shape their own career paths. </p>
Exploring research pathways: future researchers welcomed at MSN Open Day
<p>On the 21<sup data-ogsc="">st</sup> of June, the Material Science, energy & Nano-Engineering Department held its fourth Open Day for prospective candidates of the Pre-doc Materials for Energy, Manufacturing, and Environment program at UM6P Campus in Benguerir.</p>
<p>The event brought together soon-to-graduate engineers from institutions across Morocco. The attendees explored MSN’s academic and research offerings, interacted with current students, and discussed research topics.</p>