"Art, Tech and Inclusion Summer Lab" is a bootcamp organized by the University of Lorraine, focusing on art and inclusion. Participants will explore the question: "How can museums be made more inclusive?”

During the program, you will work in teams to design a game that all people, including people with disabilities, can play inside a museum. Using 3D scanning and printing technologies, laser cutting, and AR/VR. You will transfer your ideas into the physical object.

As well as learning to master these technologies, you will discover, through the bootcamp’s excursions, the history and culture of the Lorraine region, as well as innovative projects led by the University of Lorraine and local associations.

• This program is conducted entirely in English.

• The participant must be a student aged 18 or above with an interest in art, technology, and inclusion, and no special prior knowledge is required.

• The participation in the bootcamp earns 3 ECTS credits.

Program Details

• Program Dates: 13–24 June 2026

• Location: Nancy, France

• Price per student: 900 EUR (not included transportation to and from Nancy, 6 dinners)

• More Information: https://frenchbootcamp.event.univ-lorraine.fr/ as well as in the attached file

• Contact: drie-frenchbootcamp@univ-lorraine.fr

• Find out how to register on this website: https://frenchbootcamp.event.univ-lorraine.fr/

• Registration deadline: 10 March 2026