Academy campuses

Located in the Organisation's district, the Paris campus has twelve rooms, a 180-seat lecture theatre, a materials-analysis laboratory and a courtroom for arbitration simulations. It hosts the certification programmes and training for judges.

A partner residence offers one hundred and twenty rooms at a preferential rate for trainees.

The Nairobi campus, opened in 2013, trains four hundred customs and police officers from Africa and the Indian Ocean each year. It has a teaching collection of seized African art objects, entrusted by States for teaching.

The Singapore campus, opened in 2021, specialises in the Asian market and analytical technologies: imaging, spectrometry, artificial intelligence applied to identification.

Each campus has a restaurant, a workspace, and reception and guidance services. The premises are accessible to people with reduced mobility, and adjustments are possible for trainees with disabilities.

Cultural activities — museum visits, lectures, screenings — are organised every week. They allow trainees to meet local professionals.

Each campus holds two open days a year. Individual visits are possible by appointment: they allow you to see the rooms and laboratories and to meet programme managers.

A virtual tour in three languages is available on the platform.

The choice of campus depends on the programme, the language and the region of practice. A trainee from East Africa will benefit from Nairobi, where practical cases concern the realities encountered there; a professional from the Asian market will prefer Singapore. Paris remains the home of the longest pathways and of legal training.

Exchanges between campuses are organised: a trainee may take a module at another site, with partial coverage of travel costs for scholarship holders. This mobility enriches cohorts and creates lasting networks between regions.