Since its creation in 1986, RAID has made possible for first and second year students from business school to achieve an adventure, during which they have gone to the discovery of the most remote regions of the world. During two months ( June and July ), they are left to themselves and even to the often hostile environment, which surrounds them.

Below are the expeditions which have been achieved:

1987 - Going down the Saint George river (Quebec) by Canoe.
1988 - Crossing of Australia by Mountain Bike.
1989 - Crossing of the Atlantic by sailboard.
1990 - Climbing of a series of four tops above 6000metres in the Andes.
1991 - Crossing of the Yakoutia by Horse.
1992 - Expedition to the Magnetic North Pole by kayak.
1993 - Crossing of the Gobi desert by camel and horse.
1994 - Crossing of the Namibia desert by sand yacht.
1995 - Crossing of the Patagonia by foot, horse and canoe.
1996 - Trekking in Nepal on 600 kms.
1997 - Crossing of Greenland by ski and canoe in the bay of Ammassalik.
1998 - Crossing of the Malaysian part of Borneo by foot and pirogue.