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Learning Planet Institute (LPI), headquartered at 8 bis Rue Charles V, Paris, is a French nonprofit research and education organization (Association de loi 1901) operating since 2006 as Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaires before rebranding in 2022. It functions as a hybrid research-institute, academic-program provider, and consultancy, organized into three divisions — LP Academy (formal and professional training including Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, EURIP Graduate School, and the January 2026-launched Learning Planet Academy platform), LP Labs (R&D through 36 researchers across 40+ active projects and the Learning Transitions Research Unit, MakerLab, LP Studios/MOOC factory), and LP Services (advisory and consulting for organizations). The institute is designated as a UNESCO Category 2 Institute, hosts the first United Nations University Hub in France, and is Qualiopi-certified for professional training and GDPR-compliant. It serves four primary constituencies — (young) learners, education professionals, researchers, and organizations/institutions — with a fifth supporting constituency of philanthropic funders.

LPI's technology stack comprises digital learning platforms (4,000+ active users, MOOC infrastructure), AI-enhanced educational tools, the MakerLab fabrication facility, and open-source hardware development capabilities (notably MOODs). Its platform architecture combines online and hybrid delivery across projects collaboration tools (Projects Platform), youth design challenges, and the LearningPlanet Festival's event infrastructure, which in 2026 hosted 800+ events reaching 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries. The LearningPlanet Podcast, a research publication pipeline, and an active social media presence (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Bluesky) complement the technology layer.

The revenue model is diversified across five streams: philanthropic/mécénat funding from foundations including Fondation Bettencourt Schueller (founding patron 2006–2024), Fondation Groupe EDF, Stellantis Foundation, Fondation CNP Assurances, Worldline Foundation, and JPMorganChase; tuition from academic programs; fees from professional training services; event sponsorship and partnership revenue from the LearningPlanet Festival; and public funding/grants including an 8M€ France 2030 grant for the TEDS project and European Commission research grants. Pricing is largely quote-based rather than publicly disclosed. GTM combines direct academic enrollment, a self-serve digital channel via the new Academy platform, organizational consulting sold directly to enterprises and institutions, and a partner-network distribution channel spanning 500+ international partners.

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Learning Planet Institute is a Paris-based nonprofit education R&D organization (founded 2006) that operates academic degree programs, professional training, and consulting for learners, education professionals, researchers, and organizations, supported by UNESCO and UNU affiliations.

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interdisciplinary education research, academic degree programs, pedagogical consulting services, digital learning platform, research and development labs
Industry5 codes
1International & Global Research Universities (Multi-Campus/International Footprint)
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2Virtual/Hybrid International Short-Term Academic Programs
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3Online International & Cross-Border Universities (Global/Transnational Providers)
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4Faculty-Led & Custom Group Study Abroad Programs
CodeEDAIAAAAPrimaryNo
5Research & Lab-Based Short-Term Programs (Undergraduate/Graduate)
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
  • Educational Support Services611710
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Education and Research Services
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Revenue model5 records
1Philanthropic/Mécénat Funding
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Primary funding source from private foundations and philanthropists. Founding patron Fondation Bettencourt Schueller provided critical support from 2006 to 2024. Other financial partners include Fondation Groupe EDF, Stellantis Foundation, Fondation CNP Assurances, Worldline Foundation, and JPMorganChase.

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2Academic Programs Revenue
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Tuition fees from Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, and EURIP Graduate School programs. 200 students enrolled (Master & PhD) with approximately 50% international profiles.

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3Professional Training Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Learning Planet Academy and executive programs (Drivers For Change) offered to education professionals and organizational leaders. Training programs include Ikigai+, MOOD programme, and customized organizational transformation services.

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4Event Revenue
TypeProfessional Services
Description

LearningPlanet Festival generates engagement and visibility. The 2026 festival featured 800+ events with 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries. Event-related revenue includes sponsorships and partner collaborations.

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5Public Funding & Grants
TypeManaged Services
Description

France 2030 program funding including 8M€ for TEDS project (Transition Écologique pour un Développement Soutenable) and support from French government for AI in education mission. Active research grants from European Commission.

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details4 tiers
1Academic Programs (Master/Doctoral)
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Tuition fees not publicly disclosed. Programs include Master AIRE (Learning Sciences), FIRE Doctoral School, and EURIP Graduate School. Contact: [email protected] for Master programs, [email protected] for doctoral programs.

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2Learning Planet Academy Programs
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Professional training and executive programs. Launched January 2026. Contact: [email protected].

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3Organizational Transformation Services
ModelProfessional services/ project-basedBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Customized consulting and support for organizations seeking educational innovation. Contact: [email protected].

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4Event Sponsorship & Partnership
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

LearningPlanet Festival sponsorship opportunities. Contact: [email protected] for international, [email protected] for France.

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Academic programs including Master AIRE, École doctorale FIRE, EURIP Graduate School

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Learning Planet Institute is a nonprofit research and education organization that designs and delivers interdisciplinary academic programs (Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, EURIP Graduate School), a digital Learning Planet Academy for learners and education professionals, applied research through LP Labs, organizational transformation consulting via LP Services, hands-on prototyping in its MakerLab, MOOC production through LP Studios, and the annual international LearningPlanet Festival. It operates as a UNESCO Category 2 Institute and the first UN University Hub in France.

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  • 36 researchers and 40+ active research projects advancing learning science
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The Learning Planet Institute operates a multi-brand portfolio of education and research offerings organized into three main divisions: LP Academy (formal and non-formal training programs), LP Labs (research and development), and LP Services (advisory and consulting for organizations). Core academic products include the EURIP Graduate School, Master AIRE (Learning Sciences), and the FIRE Doctoral School. Signature programs include the LearningPlanet Festival (annual international event), MakerLab, LP Studios, and youth engagement programs such as Ikigai+, SDG Summer School, Bâtisseurs de Possibles, Savanturiers, MOODs, and the LearningPlanet Youth Design Challenge. The institute also operates a digital Projects Platform for student collaboration and a dedicated Learning Transitions Research Unit. The portfolio is anchored by 20 years of pedagogical innovation, validated by UNESCO and the United Nations University, and targets learners of all ages, education professionals, researchers, and organizations.

Product and service17 records
1Learning Planet Academy
CategoryProfessional training platform
Description

Digital and hybrid education and training platform offering programs to learners, education professionals, and organizational leaders, focused on 21st-century skills and planetary challenges.

2Master AIRE (Learning Sciences)
CategoryAcademic degree program
Description

Master's degree program in Learning Sciences, part of the EURIP Graduate School, focused on interdisciplinary approaches to education and learning.

3FIRE Doctoral School
CategoryDoctoral academic program
Description

Interdisciplinary doctoral school (École doctorale FIRE) offering PhD programs in collaboration with partner universities, focused on frontiers of life sciences, learning sciences, and digital sciences.

4EURIP Graduate School
CategoryGraduate academic program
Description

Interdisciplinary graduate school program for students to tackle global challenges, operating as part of the Learning Planet Institute's academic offerings.

5LP Labs
CategoryResearch and development services
Description

Research and development division combining project-based learning, action research, and Design Thinking to drive learning transitions, international co-creation, and emerging projects.

6LP Services
CategoryOrganizational consulting services
Description

Advisory and consulting services for organizations seeking to transform their educational practices, including transformation of organizations, campus services, and youth programs.

7LearningPlanet Festival
CategoryInternational event / convening
Description

Annual international festival combining online and in-person events, bringing together youth, educators, and organizations to co-construct the learning planet; the 2026 edition featured 800+ events with 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries.

8MakerLab
CategoryMaker / fabrication facility service
Description

Maker space and laboratory facility supporting hands-on, project-based learning, prototyping, innovation, and open-source hardware development for students and researchers at the Paris headquarters.

9LP Studios
CategoryMOOC and multimedia production services
Description

Content creation and media production service (MOOC factory) supporting the development of online courses, podcasts, and educational multimedia content.

10Projects Platform
CategoryDigital student collaboration platform
Description

Digital collaboration platform serving universities to build, collaborate on, and showcase student projects, supporting interdisciplinary and project-based learning.

11Learning Transitions Research Unit (UR LT)
CategoryInterdisciplinary research unit
Description

Dedicated research unit studying learning transitions and conducting interdisciplinary research to support planetary transitions in the 21st century, jointly developed with CY Cergy Paris Université.

12Savanturiers
CategoryEducation professional program
Description

Education-through-research program embedding students and teachers in scientific research projects, promoting curiosity-driven, project-based pedagogy for education professionals and classrooms.

13Bâtisseurs de Possibles
CategoryMentor-pairing education program
Description

Program pairing students with scientific mentors to carry out research or engineering projects in classrooms, fostering inquiry-based learning for education professionals.

14Ikigai+
CategoryStudent orientation program
Description

Program helping students find their purpose and career path in alignment with societal challenges, supporting personal development and professional orientation.

15MOODs Programme
CategoryClimate/sustainability learning program
Description

Program focused on collective intelligence and planetary challenges, engaging youth in learning experiences about climate action and sustainability, with open-source hardware and citizen science components.

16SDG Summer School
CategoryYouth summer school program
Description

Summer school program focused on Sustainable Development Goals, engaging youth in addressing climate, biodiversity, and health challenges through collaborative projects.

17LearningPlanet Youth Design Challenge
CategoryYouth design challenge program
Description

Global design challenge inviting young people aged 11–30 to design solutions for a better future, fostering youth agency and innovation.

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Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

UNESCO Category 2 Institute designation provides institutional validation and privileged position in international education policy dialogues. LPI hosts the UNESCO Chair in Learning Sciences. The institute's programs are validated and supported by UNESCO, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

First UNU Hub in France - 'Future of Learning with Youth' (FLY) - established in 2024. Joint initiative for youth-centered learning research and programs. The hub serves as a center for advancing planetary learning transitions through international collaboration.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strong academic partnership including joint development of Learning Transitions Research Unit (UR LT) and EURIP Graduate School. Partnership strengthened in recent years with expanded collaboration on environmental transition and educational research.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Academic partnership for interdisciplinary research and education. Collaboration on doctoral programs and research initiatives.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Research partnership in health and life sciences. Collaboration on interdisciplinary research projects combining health, education, and technology.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Academic partnership for research and education. Collaboration on humanities and social sciences research with educational applications.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with PSL university consortium for interdisciplinary academic programs and research initiatives.

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Description

International education network partnership for knowledge sharing and collaborative initiatives.

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Global network partnership connecting educational organizations working toward educational equity.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Partnership with global think tank for sustainability and systems thinking education.

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Partnership with global organization supporting social entrepreneurs in education.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Joint publication of 'Atlas of Peaceful Futures Practices' - a practical guide for building a civilization founded on peace.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Municipal partnership for educational innovation including collaboration on youth projects and events.

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Strategic partnership for sustainable development research including WasiLab inauguration and collaborative projects.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Partnership for evidence-based education approaches targeting learning levels rather than ages.

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International partnership for catalytic education transformation initiatives.

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Partnership with Indian organization focused on transforming education for young people from challenging backgrounds.

Recent move8 records

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Peers10 records
1HundrED
TypeDirect peer
Description

HundrED is a Finnish-based global education innovation movement that researches and shares K-12 education innovations worldwide, with a comparable mission to LPI's education transformation agenda, international youth focus, and network-driven operating model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

OECD CERI is the intergovernmental education research arm that conducts cross-national policy research on learning and innovation, overlapping with LPI's interdisciplinary research and policy dialogue work targeting planetary education transitions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

WISE is the Qatar Foundation initiative convening global stakeholders to reimagine education through research, convening, and programs, closely mirroring LPI's combination of international festival, research publications, and policy advocacy for education transformation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

MIT Media Lab conducts interdisciplinary research on learning technologies and human development, paralleling LPI's LP Labs model of project-based research, AI integration in pedagogy, and MakerLab-style fabrication innovation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Stanford's d.school pioneered design thinking and human-centered design education, sharing LPI's focus on interdisciplinary project-based learning, pedagogical innovation, and adapting teaching methods for complex real-world challenges.

TypeDirect peer
Description

IDEO U translates design thinking expertise into online and hybrid courses for professionals and organizations, directly comparable to Learning Planet Academy's positioning as a digital training platform for education professionals and organizational leaders.

TypeDirect peer
Description

EEF is a UK-based education research and grant-making organization that translates evidence into classroom practice, comparable to LPI's model of producing actionable pedagogical research (Savanturiers, Bâtisseurs de Possibles) for education professionals.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Teach For All is a global network of independent organizations pursuing educational equity, sharing LPI's network-based model, international youth leadership focus, and partnership with UNESCO-aligned education initiatives.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Brookings is a leading US think tank with a dedicated education policy research center, comparable to LPI's think tank and policy dialogue functions but operating at much larger scale within a broader research portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European Schoolnet is a Brussels-based network of European education ministries that drives innovation in school education through research and resource development, sharing LPI's mission of systemic education transformation through policy dialogue and teacher-facing programs.

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Learning Planet Institute

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Learning Planet Institute is a Paris-based nonprofit education R&D organization (founded 2006) that operates academic degree programs, professional training, and consulting for learners, education professionals, researchers, and organizations, supported by UNESCO and UNU affiliations.

What Learning Planet Institute does

Learning Planet Institute (LPI), headquartered at 8 bis Rue Charles V, Paris, is a French nonprofit research and education organization (Association de loi 1901) operating since 2006 as Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaires before rebranding in 2022. It functions as a hybrid research-institute, academic-program provider, and consultancy, organized into three divisions — LP Academy (formal and professional training including Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, EURIP Graduate School, and the January 2026-launched Learning Planet Academy platform), LP Labs (R&D through 36 researchers across 40+ active projects and the Learning Transitions Research Unit, MakerLab, LP Studios/MOOC factory), and LP Services (advisory and consulting for organizations). The institute is designated as a UNESCO Category 2 Institute, hosts the first United Nations University Hub in France, and is Qualiopi-certified for professional training and GDPR-compliant. It serves four primary constituencies — (young) learners, education professionals, researchers, and organizations/institutions — with a fifth supporting constituency of philanthropic funders.

LPI's technology stack comprises digital learning platforms (4,000+ active users, MOOC infrastructure), AI-enhanced educational tools, the MakerLab fabrication facility, and open-source hardware development capabilities (notably MOODs). Its platform architecture combines online and hybrid delivery across projects collaboration tools (Projects Platform), youth design challenges, and the LearningPlanet Festival's event infrastructure, which in 2026 hosted 800+ events reaching 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries. The LearningPlanet Podcast, a research publication pipeline, and an active social media presence (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Bluesky) complement the technology layer.

The revenue model is diversified across five streams: philanthropic/mécénat funding from foundations including Fondation Bettencourt Schueller (founding patron 2006–2024), Fondation Groupe EDF, Stellantis Foundation, Fondation CNP Assurances, Worldline Foundation, and JPMorganChase; tuition from academic programs; fees from professional training services; event sponsorship and partnership revenue from the LearningPlanet Festival; and public funding/grants including an 8M€ France 2030 grant for the TEDS project and European Commission research grants. Pricing is largely quote-based rather than publicly disclosed. GTM combines direct academic enrollment, a self-serve digital channel via the new Academy platform, organizational consulting sold directly to enterprises and institutions, and a partner-network distribution channel spanning 500+ international partners.

Learning Planet Institute firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Learning Planet Institute
Legal name
Learning Planet Institute
Website
https://learningplanetinstitute.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Learning Planet Institute is a Paris-based nonprofit education R&D organization (founded 2006) that operates academic degree programs, professional training, and consulting for learners, education professionals, researchers, and organizations, supported by UNESCO and UNU affiliations.
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Learning Planet Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Education and Research Services
NAICS
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Educational Support Services (611710)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
International & Global Research Universities (Multi-Campus/International Footprint) (EDAHABAI)
akta.pro secondary industries
Virtual/Hybrid International Short-Term Academic Programs (EDAIAIAL), Online International & Cross-Border Universities (Global/Transnational Providers) (EDAHALAL), Faculty-Led & Custom Group Study Abroad Programs (EDAIAAAA), Research & Lab-Based Short-Term Programs (Undergraduate/Graduate) (EDAIAIAF)

Keywords

  • Interdisciplinary education research
  • Academic degree programs
  • Pedagogical consulting services
  • Digital learning platform
  • Research and development labs

Where Learning Planet Institute is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Paris
HQ country
France
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

Learning Planet Institute business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Philanthropic/Mécénat Funding: Primary funding source from private foundations and philanthropists. Founding patron Fondation Bettencourt Schueller provided critical support from 2006 to 2024. Other financial partners include Fondation Groupe EDF, Stellantis Foundation, Fondation CNP Assurances, Worldline Foundation, and JPMorganChase.
  2. Academic Programs Revenue: Tuition fees from Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, and EURIP Graduate School programs. 200 students enrolled (Master & PhD) with approximately 50% international profiles.
  3. Professional Training Services: Learning Planet Academy and executive programs (Drivers For Change) offered to education professionals and organizational leaders. Training programs include Ikigai+, MOOD programme, and customized organizational transformation services.
  4. Event Revenue: LearningPlanet Festival generates engagement and visibility. The 2026 festival featured 800+ events with 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries. Event-related revenue includes sponsorships and partner collaborations.
  5. Public Funding & Grants: France 2030 program funding including 8M€ for TEDS project (Transition Écologique pour un Développement Soutenable) and support from French government for AI in education mission. Active research grants from European Commission.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractAcademic Programs (Master/Doctoral)
OtherMulti-year contractLearning Planet Academy Programs
Professional services/ project-basedMulti-year contractOrganizational Transformation Services
OtherAnnualEvent Sponsorship & Partnership

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels7 records

Learning Planet Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Learning Planet Institute is a nonprofit research and education organization that designs and delivers interdisciplinary academic programs (Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, EURIP Graduate School), a digital Learning Planet Academy for learners and education professionals, applied research through LP Labs, organizational transformation consulting via LP Services, hands-on prototyping in its MakerLab, MOOC production through LP Studios, and the annual international LearningPlanet Festival. It operates as a UNESCO Category 2 Institute and the first UN University Hub in France.

Product overview

The Learning Planet Institute operates a multi-brand portfolio of education and research offerings organized into three main divisions: LP Academy (formal and non-formal training programs), LP Labs (research and development), and LP Services (advisory and consulting for organizations). Core academic products include the EURIP Graduate School, Master AIRE (Learning Sciences), and the FIRE Doctoral School. Signature programs include the LearningPlanet Festival (annual international event), MakerLab, LP Studios, and youth engagement programs such as Ikigai+, SDG Summer School, Bâtisseurs de Possibles, Savanturiers, MOODs, and the LearningPlanet Youth Design Challenge. The institute also operates a digital Projects Platform for student collaboration and a dedicated Learning Transitions Research Unit. The portfolio is anchored by 20 years of pedagogical innovation, validated by UNESCO and the United Nations University, and targets learners of all ages, education professionals, researchers, and organizations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Academic Programs: Academic programs including Master AIRE, École doctorale FIRE, EURIP Graduate School
  • LearningPlanet Festival
  • LearningPlanet Youth
  • Savanturiers
  • Ikigai+
  • MOODs

Products and services

  • Learning Planet Academy Digital and hybrid education and training platform offering programs to learners, education professionals, and organizational leaders, focused on 21st-century skills and planetary challenges.
  • Master AIRE (Learning Sciences) Master's degree program in Learning Sciences, part of the EURIP Graduate School, focused on interdisciplinary approaches to education and learning.
  • FIRE Doctoral School Interdisciplinary doctoral school (École doctorale FIRE) offering PhD programs in collaboration with partner universities, focused on frontiers of life sciences, learning sciences, and digital sciences.
  • EURIP Graduate School Interdisciplinary graduate school program for students to tackle global challenges, operating as part of the Learning Planet Institute's academic offerings.
  • LP Labs Research and development division combining project-based learning, action research, and Design Thinking to drive learning transitions, international co-creation, and emerging projects.
  • LP Services Advisory and consulting services for organizations seeking to transform their educational practices, including transformation of organizations, campus services, and youth programs.
  • LearningPlanet Festival Annual international festival combining online and in-person events, bringing together youth, educators, and organizations to co-construct the learning planet; the 2026 edition featured 800+ events with 98,000 visitors from 190+ countries.
  • MakerLab Maker space and laboratory facility supporting hands-on, project-based learning, prototyping, innovation, and open-source hardware development for students and researchers at the Paris headquarters.
  • LP Studios Content creation and media production service (MOOC factory) supporting the development of online courses, podcasts, and educational multimedia content.
  • Projects Platform Digital collaboration platform serving universities to build, collaborate on, and showcase student projects, supporting interdisciplinary and project-based learning.
  • Learning Transitions Research Unit (UR LT) Dedicated research unit studying learning transitions and conducting interdisciplinary research to support planetary transitions in the 21st century, jointly developed with CY Cergy Paris Université.
  • Savanturiers Education-through-research program embedding students and teachers in scientific research projects, promoting curiosity-driven, project-based pedagogy for education professionals and classrooms.
  • Bâtisseurs de Possibles Program pairing students with scientific mentors to carry out research or engineering projects in classrooms, fostering inquiry-based learning for education professionals.
  • Ikigai+ Program helping students find their purpose and career path in alignment with societal challenges, supporting personal development and professional orientation.
  • MOODs Programme Program focused on collective intelligence and planetary challenges, engaging youth in learning experiences about climate action and sustainability, with open-source hardware and citizen science components.
  • SDG Summer School Summer school program focused on Sustainable Development Goals, engaging youth in addressing climate, biodiversity, and health challenges through collaborative projects.
  • LearningPlanet Youth Design Challenge Global design challenge inviting young people aged 11–30 to design solutions for a better future, fostering youth agency and innovation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 36 researchers and 40+ active research projects advancing learning science
  • +5 more outcomes

Companies that use Learning Planet Institute

Customer profile

Named customers12 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Learning Planet Institute technology and API

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Learning Planet Institute partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and major.

  • UNESCOflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerUNESCO Category 2 Institute designation provides institutional validation and privileged position in international education policy dialogues. LPI hosts the UNESCO Chair in Learning Sciences. The institute's programs are validated and supported by UNESCO, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals.
  • United Nations University (UNU)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerFirst UNU Hub in France - 'Future of Learning with Youth' (FLY) - established in 2024. Joint initiative for youth-centered learning research and programs. The hub serves as a center for advancing planetary learning transitions through international collaboration.
  • CY Cergy Paris UniversitécoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrong academic partnership including joint development of Learning Transitions Research Unit (UR LT) and EURIP Graduate School. Partnership strengthened in recent years with expanded collaboration on environmental transition and educational research.
  • Université Paris CitécoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcademic partnership for interdisciplinary research and education. Collaboration on doctoral programs and research initiatives.
  • INSERMcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerResearch partnership in health and life sciences. Collaboration on interdisciplinary research projects combining health, education, and technology.
  • Sorbonne NouvellecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcademic partnership for research and education. Collaboration on humanities and social sciences research with educational applications.
  • Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with PSL university consortium for interdisciplinary academic programs and research initiatives.
  • Cambridge Partnership for EducationmajorGTM or Marketing PartnerInternational education network partnership for knowledge sharing and collaborative initiatives.
  • Teach For AllmajorGTM or Marketing PartnerGlobal network partnership connecting educational organizations working toward educational equity.
  • Club de RomemajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with global think tank for sustainability and systems thinking education.
  • AshokamajorGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership with global organization supporting social entrepreneurs in education.
  • Global Education FuturesmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint publication of 'Atlas of Peaceful Futures Practices' - a practical guide for building a civilization founded on peace.
  • Ville de ParismajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMunicipal partnership for educational innovation including collaboration on youth projects and events.
  • Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership for sustainable development research including WasiLab inauguration and collaborative projects.
  • AIME (Teaching at the Right Level)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for evidence-based education approaches targeting learning levels rather than ages.
  • CatalystNOWmajorGTM or Marketing PartnerInternational partnership for catalytic education transformation initiatives.
  • Dream a DreammajorGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership with Indian organization focused on transforming education for young people from challenging backgrounds.

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  • HundrED: HundrED is a Finnish-based global education innovation movement that researches and shares K-12 education innovations worldwide, with a comparable mission to LPI's education transformation agenda, international youth focus, and network-driven operating model.
  • OECD Center for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI): OECD CERI is the intergovernmental education research arm that conducts cross-national policy research on learning and innovation, overlapping with LPI's interdisciplinary research and policy dialogue work targeting planetary education transitions.
  • WISE (World Innovation Summit for Education): WISE is the Qatar Foundation initiative convening global stakeholders to reimagine education through research, convening, and programs, closely mirroring LPI's combination of international festival, research publications, and policy advocacy for education transformation.
  • MIT Media Lab: MIT Media Lab conducts interdisciplinary research on learning technologies and human development, paralleling LPI's LP Labs model of project-based research, AI integration in pedagogy, and MakerLab-style fabrication innovation.
  • Stanford Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school): Stanford's d.school pioneered design thinking and human-centered design education, sharing LPI's focus on interdisciplinary project-based learning, pedagogical innovation, and adapting teaching methods for complex real-world challenges.
  • IDEO U: IDEO U translates design thinking expertise into online and hybrid courses for professionals and organizations, directly comparable to Learning Planet Academy's positioning as a digital training platform for education professionals and organizational leaders.
  • Education Endowment Foundation (EEF): EEF is a UK-based education research and grant-making organization that translates evidence into classroom practice, comparable to LPI's model of producing actionable pedagogical research (Savanturiers, Bâtisseurs de Possibles) for education professionals.
  • Teach For All: Teach For All is a global network of independent organizations pursuing educational equity, sharing LPI's network-based model, international youth leadership focus, and partnership with UNESCO-aligned education initiatives.
  • European Schoolnet: European Schoolnet is a Brussels-based network of European education ministries that drives innovation in school education through research and resource development, sharing LPI's mission of systemic education transformation through policy dialogue and teacher-facing programs.

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Frequently asked questions about Learning Planet Institute

What does Learning Planet Institute do?

Learning Planet Institute is a nonprofit research and education organization that designs and delivers interdisciplinary academic programs (Master AIRE, FIRE Doctoral School, EURIP Graduate School), a digital Learning Planet Academy for learners and education professionals, applied research through LP Labs, organizational transformation consulting via LP Services, hands-on prototyping in its MakerLab, MOOC production through LP Studios, and the annual international LearningPlanet Festival. It operates as a UNESCO Category 2 Institute and the first UN University Hub in France.

Is Learning Planet Institute a public or private company?

Learning Planet Institute is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Learning Planet Institute founded?

Learning Planet Institute was founded in 2006. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Learning Planet Institute based?

Learning Planet Institute is headquartered in Paris, France, in the Europe region.

How does Learning Planet Institute make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Philanthropic/Mécénat Funding is the primary driver. The others are academic Programs Revenue, professional Training Services, event Revenue and public Funding & Grants.

Who are Learning Planet Institute's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are HundrED, OECD Center for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI), WISE (World Innovation Summit for Education), MIT Media Lab, Stanford Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school), IDEO U, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), Teach For All and European Schoolnet. Brookings Institution (Brown Center on Education Policy) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Learning Planet Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for Learning Planet Institute.

What industry is Learning Planet Institute in?

Learning Planet Institute's product category is Education and Research Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHABAI, International & Global Research Universities (Multi-Campus/International Footprint), with a secondary code of EDAIAIAL, Virtual/Hybrid International Short-Term Academic Programs. Its NAICS code is 6113 and its SIC code is 8200.

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