• Junior Fellowship as part of Cofund AToUT : 2-year post-doctoral contracts for young researchers supported for the 2026-2028 calls. 44 winners over 3 years.
• Advanced Fellowship : to attract experienced researchers (5 to 8 years of post-doctoral experience). Call under development.

Annual call for projects aimed at developing and strengthening interdisciplinary approaches between players on the Toulouse site, to fund 4-year projects to the tune of €330k per project (2 thesis grants + environment), 73 projects funded over 10 years.

Experimentation platforms to support teaching teams in setting up new courses, particularly in interscience. These will include :

• Strengthen the service dedicated to training teachers in innovative teaching methods
• Setting up innovative approaches and experimentation platforms to support projects for hybrid teaching and educational transformation
• Strengthening innovation skills by setting up hubs that interact with the socio-economic world

• Targeted certificates built as a progressive set of Master’s or Doctorate level UEs aimed at professionalisation (including research)
• Opening certificates accessible to all as a complement to a diploma: a set of UE to choose from (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate)
• Strengthening certificates: more at Bachelor’s level for people not destined to go on to a Master’s degree / integration into a clearly identified professional sector

Around the pedagogical transformation of the training programme

• Encourage exchanges and reflection between teacher-researchers on technological, societal and scientific issues, etc.
• Organise inter-university workshops to share experiences
• Promote the prototyping of new training courses

• Accelerator for multidisciplinary public/private projects – Strand 1 : prematurity of high-risk public/private scientific projects with a strong societal impact, funded to the tune of €40k per project, 55 projects funded over 10 years.
• Accelerator for interdisciplinary public/private projects – Part 2 : maturing public/private scientific projects, financed to the tune of €120k per project, co-financing required up to 75% of the amount financed, lasting 18 months, 23 projects financed over 10 years.

Support for the development of scientific and technological platforms, funded to the tune of €1.6m per project, 8 projects funded over 10 years, with co-funding from socio-economic partners.

• Its aim is to map and capitalise on various experiences of collaboration between researchers and extra-academic partners (associations, more or less institutionalised groups (transition movements, citizen and local alternatives), cultural players (CCSTI, museums, artists, etc.), cooperatives, local authorities, businesses, etc.).
• It provides food for thought on the skills and forms of engineering needed to develop RSIs.

• Annual call for projects to support research projects co-constructed with various non-academic partners, 10 to 12 projects funded per year.
• The aim is to generate joint research and therefore joint learning between research and society.

A facilitating interface that supports all stakeholders in the design and implementation of their joint research project. It is an intermediation system that puts civil society players in touch with those involved in research and higher education. It collects the expectations and needs expressed by groups of citizens, most of them not-for-profit. The aim is to provide information, referrals, contacts and links between researchers and stakeholders in society, to encourage the co-construction and circulation of knowledge between research and society.