Students introduced to musical harmony and jazz structure
During this month, the Music and Dance School by Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement, hosted a peer-to-peer workshop led by Rhissane El Mehdi, a UM6P student and pianist with “Wanna Be Band”.
« Atoman » film screening encouraged reflections on Moroccan storytelling and identity
On the 20th of November, Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement hosted a screening of “Atoman”, a Moroccan film produced by Mr. Anouar Moatassim, a member of UM6P Associates Network.
The event took place at UM6P Benguerir Campus and brought together students and community members for an evening focused on culture and artistic expression.
ECO BÂT program launched to improve energy performance and promote sustainable construction
From the 19th to the 20th of November, the Executive Education STH, in collaboration with LafargeHolcim, launched the ECO BÂT program in Casablanca.
The program aligns with national priorities related to the energy transition, sustainable building practices, and evolving regulatory requirements toward Morocco 2030, including those connected to the 2030 World Cup. The curriculum covers topics such as RTCM, innovative materials, HQE/LEED/EDGE certifications, life cycle assessment, carbon footprint evaluation, and energy efficiency.
Workshop explored the valorization of co-products and resources from the animal sector
During this week, ASARI hosted a two-day workshop that brought together more than 80 participants, including researchers, breeders, and technicians, to explore ways to improve the value chains of camel, goat, and poultry production, as well as the utilization of Saharan resources related to the animal sector.
Seminar discussed classroom applications of Transformative - Emancipatory Pedagogy
On the 19th of November, the Institute for Advanced Studies hosted a session with Dr. Teresa M. Cappiali at UM6P Campus in Benguerir, where she introduced Transformative - Emancipatory Pedagogy (TEP), an evidence-based framework she developed from her teaching practice on migration and other sensitive topics.
Book presentation reflected on memory, culture, and civic engagement
On the 20th of November, UM6P Press and Eyrolles Bookstores hosted a presentation and discussion about “Les Sentiers qui bifurquent – Aube 1”, the first volume of Mr. Driss Alaoui Mdaghri's memoirs, at UM6P Campus in Rabat.
Students participated in artistic exploration during the Learning Center excursion
The Learning Center organized a cultural trip to Anima Garden in Marrakech, offering students an opportunity to explore both artistic and natural environments.
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