Question 10350 — higher education

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Mr. Anthony Brosse draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the need to accelerate the process of universalizing the training of chiropodists and podiatrists and to support in particular the opening of a new training course within the University of Orléans. Re-engineered in 2012, pedicure-podiatrist training today needs to evolve to correspond to the realities of exercise and prepare future professionals for the growing needs of the health system and new prerogatives. This development would bring the profession closer to the university and would create a body of university teacher-researchers who would break the existing glass ceiling in terms of research in rehabilitation sciences. These transformations would ultimately involve moving from three-year training to five-year training and obtaining a master's degree for new graduates. To initiate this movement, the National Order of Chiropodists-Chiropodists worked with the University of Orléans on a 5-year training course which would make it possible to train 25 new professionals from the start of the 2026 school year, in a region which does not have a training school. Thus, he wishes to know if the Government plans to accelerate the universityization of the training of chiropodist-podiatrist and if an exemption could be issued concerning the opening of a first training course in five years within the University of Orléans.

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