Deadline: February 26, 2026 –
Whether you're alone or part of a group (which must be at least 50% students), come and present your original drama project!
Registration deadline: February 26, 2026
National awards :
1st prize: €2,000
2nd prize: €1,000
3rd prize: €500
4th prize: €250
The national first prize will be offered opportunities to perform on stage in the Crous network.
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Deadline: February 26, 2026 –
Whether you are alone or in a group (maximum 6 people, with at least 50% of the group being students), come and present your original choreographic creation to a panel of professional judges! Submit a detailed statement of intent and a video recording of your choreography (minimum 3 minutes) filmed in a fixed, wide shot to the platform.
Registration deadline: February 26, 2026
National awards :
1st prize: €2,000
2nd prize: €1,000
3rd prize: €500
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Deadline January 22, 2026 –
Whether you are participating alone or as part of a group (which must be composed of at least 50% students), come and present your project by submitting at least three original songs (no covers) via the registration platform.
Registration deadline: January 22, 2026
National awards :
1st prize: €2,000
2nd prize: €1,000
3rd prize: €500
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Deadline: December 10, 2025
Do you have an eye for design and a desire to create? Design the nextENSA Normandie greeting cardENSA Normandie
Prizes: €80, €50, and €30 for the top three designs.
The winning design will represent the school's colors for the new year.
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Application deadline: November 17, 2025.
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Application deadline October 31, 2025
The Trophée béton Ecoles invites future professionals to consider the aesthetic, technical and environmental qualities of concrete. It is divided into 2 categories: PFE and Studio, and is open to all students at French architecture schools.
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ENSA Normandie, a student team from DE Trans-Form (Perrine Henry, Maeva Cotigny, Adrien Billard, Marie Armand, Justine Blanchard) and their supervising teachers (Théo Vinceslas, Bertrand Verney) were unanimously ranked first in the competition organized by the French Institute in Yaoundé, Cameroon, for a bus station for the new rapid bus line in the MVOG MBI district. Following this competition, the workshop, co-organized by Bruno Proth (teacher atENSA Normandie), took place from June 10 to 13, 2025, for the on-site construction of this 15-square-meter facility using bio-sourced materials, whose functions will be based on the results of a social survey conducted by students from the University of the Mountain. This activity involved three European schools (ENSA Normandie, Université La Cambre Horta – Brussels, and ENSA Val de Seine – Paris) and three Cameroonian schools (Université de la Montagne, École des travaux publics in Yaoundé, and École des Beaux Arts in Foumban). François Streiff, a teacher atENSA Normandie an internationally recognized specialist in earthen architecture, was a member of the jury.
Proud of our students who carried out this project in addition to their Semester 8, and bravo to our teachers who took part in this workshop!
You can find the booklet in the publications kiosk and also by clicking HERE.
An architectural competition in partnership with the Normandy Region
Visual ©Bertrand Verney
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Congratulations to Alexis Deplats, doctoral student atENSA Normandie
As more and more teachers explore new teaching methods and leave the four walls of the school for a day to teach outdoors, Alexis Desplats, a doctoral student atENSA Normandie, together with Topophile magazine and La Fabrique des communs pédagogiques, has launched a competition for ideas on the theme of the recreational city, designed with children in mind to accommodate outdoor teaching methods.
The competition accompanied the Rencontres Internationales de la Classe Dehors, held in Marseille's Parc du XXVIe Centenaire from June 14 to 17, 2025. The idea was to reverse the perspective by imagining a welcoming outdoors, where children could have classes four days a week.
Some twenty teams from all over France, as well as Belgium, Italy and Malta, responded to the call from Alexis and her partners. Their proposals, both accomplished and sensitive, won over the jury with their highly complementary nature. After the awards ceremony, held at the Palais du Pharo on May 16, those present were able to discover the winners and all the participants through the Marseille Ville Récréative exhibition, currently on display at CROA PACA.
Bravo to Alexis Desplats for this inspiring initiative, which opens up new avenues for outdoor education and invites young and old alike to rethink the city in a new way!
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Application deadline June 29, 2025
Europan is a European network of architecture, urban planning and landscape ideas competitions for young designers who care for inhabited environments. An evolution of the French architectural competition Plan Architecture Nouvelle (PAN), from its inception in the late 1980s, the Europan approach is unique in that it supports winning designers from their first proposal through to project completion, while engaging in ongoing architectural and societal debate. The theme of the 18th edition, launched in March 2025, is "Re-sourcing".
More information HERE
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Application deadline: June 30, 2025
For 40 years, the Maisons Paysannes de France association has organized a competition designed to preserve and enhance our rural environment, landscape, local heritage and know-how. Two sets of prizes are awarded. The "Bâti ancien et savoir-faire" (Old buildings and craftsmanship) prize recognizes high-quality restoration work carried out on existing buildings, while the "Bâti contemporain" (Contemporary buildings) prize recognizes the heritage of today and tomorrow. Projects must be inspired by a vernacular tradition, ecological, sober and in harmony with the environment.
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