2025 Laureates | Franco–Nordic Programme

Discover the 2025 awarded projects of the Franco–Nordic Programme

Lauréats 2025 du programme franco nordique — © Aliaksei Semirski / Pexels

The Franco–Nordic Programme, led by the Norwegian University Centre in Paris (CUNP) and the FMSH, aims to promote scientific cooperation in the humanities and social sciences by supporting the development of new collaborative projects between French and Nordic researchers (from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland).

Discover the 2025 laureate projects:

Musées de frontières (en terres frontalières) comme lieux de mémoire et d’oubli

Border Museums (in Borderlands) as Places of Memory and Forgetting

Analysing Memory and Forgetting Shaped by Borders

Le « modèle politique chinois ». Articulation, diffusion et négociation au Cambodge et au Bangladesh

The 'Chinese Political Model': Articulation, Dissemination and Negotiation in Cambodia and Bangladesh

Understanding the Influence of the Chinese Model in Asia

Coopération académique sur les menaces à la sécurité des infrastructures énergétiques (ENSECCO)

Academic Cooperation on Threats to Energy Infrastructure Security (ENSECCO)

Analysing Threats to Strengthen Regulatory Frameworks

Infrastructures de la suffisance

The Infrastructures of Sufficiency: Tracing a New Material Order

Designing infrastructure for a constrained world

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Franco Nordic Programme

Lauréats 2025 de l'appel à projet "Océans : mondes sociaux, mondes vivants"

Océans

Awarded Projects | Oceans Programme 2025

Discover the projects selected in 2025 under the 'Oceans: Social Worlds, Living Worlds' call for proposals

Campus Condorcet - Encore Heureux Architectes

Encore Heureux Architects wins the competition to design the new FMSH building at Campus Condorcet

La FMSH rejoint la Plateforme Océan & Climat

The FMSH joins the Ocean & Climate Platform

The Foundation becomes part of an international collective of more than 115 organisations working to protect the oceans.

Dialogue Transatlantique à New York

What Place Does the Ocean Have in Our Collective Future?

A look back at the transatlantic dialogue held on 16 October in New York

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Published at 5 December 2025