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The ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳ aims to obtain the HRS4R Award by the first quarter of 2021, in order to improve and promote the quality of its academic HR policy in France and Europe and improve access to European calls for proposals.

Issued by the European Commission, the "HR Excellence in Research" Award is based on the principles of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers published in 2005. It encompasses 40 principles and revolves around 4 main axes:

• Ethical principles and professional responsibilities
• Recruitment, career development, mobility
• Working and safety conditions, work environment
• Training

To achieve the objective, the University has implemented a two-step methodology based on the principle of unity and knowledge transfer between members. Starting this year, three pilot institutions (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris-Dauphine and ESPCI) will prepare their applications to the European Commission. To this end, they will benefit from the experience of the Institut Curie, which has already been rewarded, as well as that of research organisations, and will receive the support of a specialized consultancy firm. From January 2020, Chimie ParisTech, EPHE, MINES ParisTech, Observatoire de Paris and Ecole des charters will also initiate the certification process based on the procedures, advice and best practices provided by the three pilot establishments.

Throughout the process, a PSL steering committee, chaired by Alain Fuchs, will manage the coordination of all the actions carried out by the steering committees of each institution involved; the PSL committee support the 9 project managers concerned, all waves combined, to help them exchange and work together at all stages. Florence Gelin, Deputy managing director at Paris-Dauphine, is in charge of running this transversal program for PSL.