#2012-1223Decree on the National Graduate School of Arts and Crafts
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This decree establishes the organizational structure and governance for the National Graduate School of Arts and Crafts (ENSAM) in France. It details the roles of the Director General, and other administrative bodies, and outlines their responsibilities in overseeing engineering education, research, and collaboration. The decree also formalizes the school's mission to foster innovation and provide lifelong learning opportunities for students.
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Key Changes
- ENSAM is defined as a scientific, cultural, and professional public institution.
- The decree outlines the main mission of training engineers and industry leaders.
- New governance structure with a Director General and various administrative councils.
Obligations
What this law requires
Publish a public call for candidates for the Director General position in the Journal officiel de la République française
Nominate the Director General for a five-year term (renewable once) by decree on the report of the Minister of Higher Education, following public call for applications and with advice from the Board of Administration
Require each Director General candidate to submit a project for the establishment as supporting documentation for their candidacy
Ensure the Director General does not concurrently serve as director of a teaching and research center, except for temporary replacement not exceeding six months as defined in internal regulations
Establish internal regulations defining the appointment procedures for deputy directors general, research center directors, and the composition and operation of the management committee