Lille Catholic University

About

Founded in 1875, Lille Catholic University is France’s largest private non-profit university, founded on humanist and Christian values and committed to excellence, solidarity and innovation. With around 40,000 students and a dedicated academic staff, it offers programmes across law, economics & management, sciences & technology, humanities & social sciences, health & social care, and theology. Its research strengths span sustainable development, ethics, nanosciences, health innovation and interdisciplinary societal transitions. The university features modern campuses, hospitals and global exchange networks with over 500 partner institutions worldwide.

Sustainability at Lille Catholic University

Lille Catholic University is deeply committed to sustainability as a guiding principle across research, teaching, campus life and community engagement. Through a holistic strategy aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the university fosters environmental stewardship, social fairness and inclusive innovation. In its academic programmes, it equips students with the skills to navigate and lead sustainable transitions; its campus serves as a living laboratory for ecological practices; and it partners actively with the region and beyond to contribute to a just and resilient future.

More Information

Find out more details on sustainability at Lille Catholic University by accessing the Socio-ecological Transition