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Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2017, the GEEARS association (Group for Electronics, Electrical Engineering, and Automation in Robotics and Space) aims to provide students at the University of Montpellier with access to facilities and tools that enable them to carry out projects. Our objectives: To introduce students to the world of electronics, robotics, and space technology. To give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to real-world projects. To design and carry out projects from start to finish related to electronics, robotics, and/or space. To propose and support association or personal projects. To welcome and introduce students from diverse backgrounds—such as mechanical engineering, biology, computer science, and environmental studies—to electronics and embedded system programming.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2006 by a group of students convinced of the fundamental role each and every person plays in society, Ouvre-Tête works every day to empower everyone to shape the future they desire. Today, the association brings together people from diverse backgrounds: students from all universities, employees, recipients of income support, volunteers… Far from any dogma, we aim to get minds moving. Let information flow, and let reflection take place. Opening minds means, above all, enabling people to meet and exchange ideas so that everyone can form their own opinions. It means fighting against indifference and resignation. To this end, our main areas of action are raising awareness around social and environmental issues. We try to approach these issues from different perspectives: scientific, sociological, political, educational… Through practical actions, we also advocate for certain values such as empowerment, non-commercial or solidarity-based exchange, and the promotion of agriculture that respects nature…

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2015, the Hello World Association aims to provide undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students in computer science, mathematics, and related fields at the University of Montpellier with support, career guidance, professional integration, and social cohesion. Our objectives: tutoring sessions, mock exams, and the creation of booklets containing past exam questions; organizing events (student fairs, conferences, film screenings and discussions, computer workshops, etc.); inter-association projects (social gatherings, happy hours, orientation weekends, fairs, etc.); administrative and financial support for student projects; student representation and mediation.

Activities and Goals of the Association The MUST Association is open to all student musicians. It offers rehearsal space at its facilities and provides opportunities to perform in its concerts. A meeting (in October) brings members together to form new groups. The association also welcomes established groups. A sense of community is essential to join MUST!

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Ma’LICE Association brings together all chemistry students at the University of Montpellier as well as alumni. A true professional network, the association helps chemists in their search for jobs, internships, or thesis opportunities. Ma’LICE offers the following services to all members: access to past exam papers; an educational resource center; 50 free printouts; and the sale of professional equipment (lab coats, safety goggles, etc.). Membership is free for everyone.

Activities and Goals of the Association Do you play music? Do you enjoy socializing? Come join the Montpellier University Symphony Orchestra! This orchestra consists of about 60 musicians and welcomes students, faculty, researchers, as well as amateur musicians from outside the academic community. The OSUM performs about ten concerts a year, both in the city and throughout the region. The highlight concert of the year takes place in late November at the Opéra Comédie, to benefit La Ligue contre le cancer. The symphony orchestra rehearses every Wednesday from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM in Lecture Hall 5.06 of the Faculty of Sciences. We are recruiting woodwind and string players; feel free to visit the OSUM website for more information. We will be present at the new student orientation day and at the Antigone student club fair. Board President: Vitalie Arcq Music Director: René Vacher

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Objectif Terre association brings together undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students in Earth and Water Sciences at the University of Montpellier. Objectif Terre supports students in their academic life through group purchases of supplies and by providing past exam papers. The association also organizes various events: parties, happy hours, and trips. To foster a strong sense of community among its members, the association publishes a newsletter called “Géoscoop” and designs a T-shirt every year.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Plume! is a student organization that produces and disseminates scientific culture to the general public. Its approaches are complementary: to inspire, promote, and support the dissemination of knowledge among young scientists. To this end, the association publishes the monthly magazine Plume!, which discusses science in language that everyone can understand. It also organizes training sessions for undergraduate and graduate students to introduce them to the popularization of their research. Board President: Vincent Bonhomme

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 1990, the QUANTA Association welcomes current and former physics students. Designed as a support network, it provides students with access to past exam papers and course materials. Our Activities: Career guidance for students and high school students. Organization of conferences, trips, social events, and happy hours/dinners. Inter-association projects (Telethon, parties, orientation weekends, etc.). Student representation on university councils.

Activities and Objectives of the Association As a key player in student life at Polytech Montpellier, the Student Council (BDE) includes: A Sports Council (BDS Polytech Montpellier) that manages all of the school’s sports activities and organizes major intercollegiate competitions. An Arts Council (BDA Polytech Montpellier) comprising clubs for music, dance, theater, photography, and more.In the area of sustainable development, students can join Polyearth, a club dedicated to raising awareness about ecological and energy transition, responsible food choices, the circular economy, and social and civic change. Non-exhaustive list of active BDA clubs: Polyrole (role-playing), Polybeats (DJing), Ludotech (board games), Musitech (music group), Polymove (dance), Polypix (photography), Polycook (cooking), Japantech (Japanese culture), Polybière (craft beer brewing), Dramatech (theater), etc. Non-exhaustive list of sports activities offered by the BDS: cheerleading, soccer, basketball, boxing, tennis, hiking, handball, volleyball, track and field, running, etc. Throughout the year, the BDE: Offers extracurricular activities to engineering students and association members.Fosters cohesion between engineering students and faculty members. Integrates and represents engineering students within the University of Montpellier. Promotes the BNEI (National Office of Engineering Students) and the BREI Languedoc-Roussillon (Regional Office of Engineering Students) to enable students to benefit from the strength of the engineering student network.

Activities and Objectives of the Association To contribute to legal education, foster greater understanding among European law students and young legal professionals, and promote their social responsibility; to encourage and strengthen cooperation among law students, legal practitioners, and academics in Europe, primarily in the areas of legal education, the legal professions, and research; organize seminars, conferences, and bilateral exchanges; establish think tanks and various activities aimed at achieving its goal: promoting respect for human rights.

About Us The Montpellier Student Chapter (SCM) is an association that brings together current and former students of the Master’s program in Exploration and Reservoir Geology (GER) at the University of Montpellier. The association is affiliated with Terinov, whose mission is to bring together companies, research centers, and educational institutions in the geosciences fields across the Occitanie and PACA regions.The members of the Student Chapter Montpellier have made it their mission to promote geology to the general public and to maintain strong ties with georesources professionals! The association’s flagship activity is the annual organization of a field trip that allows them to meet key players in the geology industry, visit natural sites, and exchange expertise to better understand the industrial sector. In addition, their “Intergenerational Geologists” project is particularly close to their hearts. They organize geosciences discovery activities for middle and high school students, as well as for seniors. Feel free to come meet them at their office in the lobby of Building 22! Executive Board President: Mr. Joffrey LAROCHE Vice Presidents: Mr. Killian L'HOUR & Mr. Mathis DIROFF Treasurer: Ms. Oriane LEGER Vice Treasurer: Mr. Omar CHEBBI Secretary: Ms. Sophie HERNANDEZ Vice Secretary: Mr. Nathan DE FOSSET

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Montpellier Economics Student Council (BDEEM) aims to invigorate student life within the Economics Department. To this end, its main objectives are: to promote unity among all students by organizing various events, to foster mutual support and camaraderie among students in the department, to develop a sense of belonging to the Department, and to enliven student life. The association’s areas of focus include sports, student support, culture, finance training, debate and public speaking, travel, and social gatherings. Furthermore, all events align with the association’s core values: student health and well-being, personal and professional development, and the promotion of culture.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Corpo Droit aims to organize activities and events for students at the Montpellier Law School. Through its various initiatives, it fosters a vibrant campus life in keeping with tradition and advocates for students’ interests before various governing bodies. Our Initiatives: The Gala; Moot court and public speaking competitions; The Master’s and Legal Careers Forum; Humanitarian events; Partnerships with Montpellier businesses for students; An orientation weekend and a ski weekend; Various social events; The annual class sweater; Executive Board President: CHARPENET Vadim Treasurer: NAVARRIA Tony

Activities and Objectives of the Association Since 1981, GIDE has been improving the student experience at the Richter campus. This association supports students in the Faculty with their studies and offers a wide range of cultural, social, and athletic activities: Parties and happy hoursPublishing Citeris Paribus, the Faculty’s student newspaperFacebook groups for sharing course materials and past exam questionsSports tournamentsOrganizing the Gala and various eventsSetting up mock job interviewsParticipating in the European Youth Event in Strasbourg The association created the “k-fet,” a social space and gathering place, featuring pool, foosball, etc. Board President: Thibault FOURNIERVice President: Artaban Gabriel MICALI DROSSOTreasurer: Martin MOYAUXVice President of Communications: Hugo JOSSE K-fet Break Manager: Armand FRANÇOISVice President of Partnerships: Jade SAMAI

Activities and Objectives of the Association The ABM aims to: provide services and goods to students of the Faculty of Sciences, as well as to any other individuals, whether or not they are members of the association; defend the material and moral interests of these individuals; foster a vibrant campus life in the spirit and traditions of student life; and prevent physical and moral risks within the student community. Its means of action include: festive, cultural, and socio-cultural events; participation in various faculty and university councils; the lending of course materials; and the organization of tutoring for Biology courses.