Arnaud CAMPEON

Arnaud CAMPEON is a Teacher-Researcher at EHESP (École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique), affiliated with the Department of Human and Social Sciences (SHS) and the UMR 6051 ARENES research unit. He holds a Doctorate in Sociology from Université Lille III – Charles de Gaulle (2010) and advanced degrees in Political Science (DEA, 2002) and Sociology (Master, 2001). His research focuses on aging, long-term care policies, chronic illnesses (e.g., Alzheimer's), and social vulnerabilities in elderly populations. He has been recognized with the 2012 Young Researcher Award from the Foundation for Social Bonds – Red Cross.

Teaching responsibilities include coordinating the Master 2 Public Health – Management of Policies and Actions in Public Health and the Establishment Diploma for EHPAD Directors. He also contributes to training modules on public health and gerontology. His expertise includes roles on the Scientific Council of the Foundation for Social Bonds-Red Cross, the 'Town, Friend of the Elderly' committee in Rennes, and editorial boards such as Gerontology and Society.

Research themes emphasize social and health policies, care pathways for elderly populations, and the role of family and professional caregivers in long-term care systems.