CAMPUS DES METIERS ET DES QUALIFICATIONS (CMQ)

Eco-Construction & Energy Efficiency (3E)

What is the CMQ for Eco-Construction and Energy Efficiency – Grand Est ?

Established in 2014 and officially certified by the French Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research in 2015, the CMQ Eco-Construction and Energy Efficiency (3E) was jointly initiated by the Regional Academic Authority and the President of the Grand Est Regional Council, with the support of higher education institutions involved in this field. It is coordinated by the University of Strasbourg, through the IUT Robert Schuman.

The CMQ Eco-construction and energy efficiency, known as “CMQ 3E”, brings together 46 stakeholders around the same objective:

• • • Develop eco-construction and energy efficiency sectors in the Grand Est region, address companies’ needs for new skills, and help raise qualification levels among their workforce.

Who are the historical members of Campus 3E :

• • • Official members (Grand Est region, Strasbourg Rectorate, GIP/FCIP)
    • Training institutions (6 high schools, 2 IUTs, 1 CFA, 1 GRETA)
    • Grandes écoles and scientific institutes (ENSAS, INSA)
    • Public institutions in employment and sustainable development sectors (DREETS, DREAL, AFPA, CEREMA, Envirobat)
    • Professional associations (FFB, CAPEB, CROA)
    • Organizations in training, social inclusion, and sustainable development (Pôle Fibres-Énergivie, CESI, BOMA, AQC)
    • Industry (ENGIE)

General Information

• Project title "Making the Building Sector a Driver of Climate Transition” – awarded in September 2020
• Campus label renewed in September 2020
  
  • March 2021: Agreement signed with the Caisse des Dépôts for the PIA (Future Investment Program)
  • May 2021: PIA Consortium agreement signed
• Project lead: University of Strasbourg – IUT Robert Schuman
• Total funding: 4.075 million €
• 8 strategic actions

The 8 Actions and Their Leads :

> Action 1 -  Build & Connect (formerly Pôle Fibres-Énergivie): Create a unique meeting and innovation space for stakeholders: the Sustainable Building Third Place

> Action 2 - INSA : Deliver concrete advances in innovation within the sector

> Action 3 - Lycée Le Corbusier : Develop international partnerships

> Action 4 - GIP FCIP Alsace : Transform the public image of the sector

> Action 5 - IUT Robert Schuman : Support young people, from the third year, throughout their education to ensure personalized pathways

> Action 6 - ENSAS : Adapt training content into skill-based modules aligned with business needs

> Action 7 - CFA Marcel Rudloff : Make the Campus a place of continuous innovation in teaching and learning

> Action 8 - GIP FCIP Alsace : Fully integrate sustainable building goals within a Franco-German framework