Associate lecturer 50% ATR (RA)

Founded in 1904, ENSA Normandie moved to the towns of Darnétal/Rouen in 1984 in a former factory (mid-19th century architecture) in the heart of a 2.5 ha park. The school currently offers 5000 m² of space dedicated to teaching. An additional 500 m² will be dedicated to research in 2024. It is a member of the ComuE, which brings together all of Normandy's higher education and research sectors. It is a partner in the "Excellences" projects of the University of Rouen (anticipating transitions and working on multi-risk) and the University of Le Havre (creating a polytechnic campus for maritime and port territories). It has 52 teachers, including 7 professors and 5 HDRs, 100 external speakers, and an administrative team of 40 agents to train nearly 700 students. Its educational project is characterized by a Bachelor's degree offering a clearly identified progressive path and ending with a semester of international exposure. This Bachelor's degree is developed with a double curriculum Bachelor's degree in architecture-Bachelor's degree in engineering (INSA Rouen) and a Bachelor's degree relocated to Hanoi. The Master's degree is structured in three areas of study: Experiments (architecture and ecology), Transform (challenges of intervention in existing buildings) and Architecture of the City and Territories. It delivers the DRAQ Master's degree in dual curriculum with the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Le Havre and the Master's degree in Architecture and Engineering (INSA Rouen). Since July 2023, ENSAN Normandie has been accredited to award doctorates.