Photography contest
YOUR FACULTY – YOUR PERSPECTIVE!
The story of your Faculty
Students, Faculty members, teaching staff, administrative and technical staff: express your artistic creativity and take part in the 150th anniversary photo contest!
On the occasion of the Faculty of Medicine’s 150th anniversary, we invite all of you to share what this place inspires in you: a detail from your everyday life, an emotion, an encounter, an atmosphere, a memory, a personal perspective...
Through a photograph, a painting, an artistic creation, or a free interpretation, share the story of your Faculty through your personal perspective and artistic sensitivity. A wonderful way to bring us together and to pay tribute to you—the people who shape the Faculty every day, across all roles and fields!
Your work may even find its place in a major exhibition at the CMU. The date will be announced in the spring.
The Contest
This contest invites you to capture your perspective, memories, or special connection with the Faculty: a place, an atmosphere, an experience, a symbol… or anything that inspires you! The work may take the form of a photograph, a drawing, a painting, or a mixed-media creation.
Selected works will be exhibited at the CMU and highlighted through publication on the website and social media.
Selection
Approximately 20 submissions will be chosen by a dedicated jury. A Special Prize will also be awarded through a public vote (Faculty members, general public — everyone will be able to vote).
Participation Guidelines
- Eligibility: Must be a member of the Faculty
- Accepted formats: Photography, drawing, painting, or mixed-media creation
- File requirements when registering:
- Digital image file — JPEG or TIFF format
- Minimum resolution: 20 megapixels (longest side 5500 px)
- File name format: LASTNAME_Firstname (example: DUPONT_Jean)
Read the Legal Notice - The Faculty reserves the right to refuse any work that does not meet the contest criteria.
Key Dates
- Submission deadline extended: 10 March 2026
- Public voting: from 17 to 27 March 2026
- Announcement of selected works: 20 April 2026
- Exhibition in spring 2026