From the periphery to the center: UFCH, fifteen years of training, research and social transformation serving an entire nation

De la périphérie au centre: l’UFCH, quinze ans de formation, de recherche et de transformation sociale au service de toute une nation

Wander Numa ()
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Abstract: Founded in August 2011 by Dr. Wander Numa, the Franco-Haitian University of Cap-Haïtien (UFCH) is a private, non-profit institution accredited by the Haitian Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP). This study day is part of a broader reflection on the dynamics of knowledge decentralization and scientific production in peripheral contexts. It raises the question of the contribution of provincial higher education institutions to the social, economic, and cultural transformation of a developing country. Celebrating fifteen years of existence, the UFCH aims to document its own institutional journey and stimulate the production of knowledge rooted in Haitian realities, while also embracing comparative and international perspectives.

Keywords: Psychologie; Criminologie; Amériques; Épistémologie; Vie de la recherche; Sciences de l'éducation; Linguistique; Sociologie de la santé (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026-08-30
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Published in « De la périphérie au centre : l’UFCH, quinze ans de formation, de recherche et de transformation sociale au service de toute une nation », Laboratoire Plurilinguisme, Société, Discours, Didactique (Université Franco-Haitienne du Cap-Haitien), Aug 2026, Cap-Haitien, Haïti. ⟨10.58079/1669b⟩

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DOI: 10.58079/1669b

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