Our strategic plan STOA 2030

Our Ambition

With its ECOS 2025 plan, Audencia asserted its desire to be a better school for the world. With STOA 2030, our goal is to train individuals capable of influencing and supporting society in all its transitions: economic, ecological, political, media, cultural, social, and technological.

STOA 2030
Audencia Low Carbon Annual General Meeting

In ancient Greece, the stoa was an integral part of the Agora – the public meeting place where people gathered to interact, debate and think together. The stoa was also the cradle of Stoic philosophy. Just like this open space, Audencia’s campuses are places of interaction and personal transformation, sparking new ideas and creating a collective momentum. STOA implies a vision based on personal ethics and intellectual rigor that makes us aware of the interdependence of the world around us with the purpose of meeting the great challenges facing the world today

A new generation of enlightened decision-makers

Audencia trains individuals capable of understanding, deciding and acting pragmatically, rigorously and effectively. Individuals capable of operating with agility in multiple environments, while forging dialogue between local and global actors, the short and the long term, performance and responsibility

A practice-oriented pedagogy

At Audencia, our students acquire much more than skills: we offer them transformative academic, professional, associative, intercultural and multidisciplinary experiences. It is these concrete, human and collective experiences that fuel their convictions and enable them to operate boldly and appropriately.

Our vision

Our five strategic pillars

  • Pillar 1 - Interweaving knowledge, joining forces
  • Pillar 2 - Acting locally, reaching out globally
  • Pillar 3 - Transforming trajectories, adapting organizations
  • Pillar 4 - Cultivating every ambition
  • Pillar 5 - Giving everyone the means to succeed

To change the world, you need to change yourself

Safwa Meliani - Audencia student (Grande École program, class of 2027)

Key figures looking ahead to 2030
12,000
students
700
staff members
€150 M
budget