“IMT Atlantique is open to cooperation in teaching and research that respects differences and the School implements the Ministry’s strategy for digital, energy and environmental transitions at each of its sites. The School is highly involved in Medical research, for instance Medical Data Protection and decision support, e-health, telemedicine, virtual pre-operative planning http://www.imascap.com/, patient-friendly medical intervention or robot coaching for physical rehabilitation. Aware of its societal role, it contributes to the development of scientific, technological and industrial culture through multiple actions, with a policy of sustainable development and social responsibility that engages staff and students and has national certification. These actions include a compulsory unit on sustainable development for first year engineering students, which involves working with companies to use and create emerging technologies for robotic aid for people with disabilities, social inclusion for migrants and improved communication for Senior Citizens. First year students follow a course in English on Diversity (European Legislation and Social Inclusion).  The School also has an active Gender Equality Group, which is involved in outreach programmes for young women studying STEM subjects, promotes equal pay and promotion opportunities for women in Engineering and supports the anti-sexual harassment policies put in place by Senior Management. There is a strong focus on quality of life for all on our campuses.”