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Activities and Objectives of the Association The Association of Law and Political Science Tutors, a nonprofit organization under the French Law of 1901, aims to organize and develop tutoring within the Law and Political Science Department. Based on student-to-student support, tutoring is a free service offered to students in the Department, organized in small groups of about ten people, held weekly, and covering various subjects. Our Missions: Support: Private Law (L1, L2, and L3) – family law, introduction to law, property law, contract law, special contract law, corporate law, criminal law, tax law, labor law Public Law (L1, L2, and L3) – constitutional law, administrative law, European institutions, public finance, European Union law, civil service law, administrative property law, administrative litigation law, framework and theory of fundamental freedoms History of Law (L1) Political Science (L1) – French political life and introduction to political sociology Languages (L1, L2, L3, M1, M2, IEJ exams, IPAG entrance exams) – English, Spanish ERASMUS students – all levels, all subjects Students with disabilities (as needed, in the form of personalized support) Supporting students as they integrate into the faculty (summer workbook, mentoring, etc.) Supporting students with their academic planning and the Master’s 1 admissions process (CV and cover letter workshops, mock admissions interviews, etc.) Increasing the visibility of the tutoring program Regular exchanges among tutors to ensure ever more effective student support Organizing a free pre-semester orientation workshop Fostering a vibrant tutoring community through regular events and gatherings Academic Director Ms. Yura JEANJEAN Executive Board Jade POIROT, elected President; Justine PHILIPPOT, elected Vice President; Paulin CROS, elected Treasurer; Nicole SYKOROVA, elected Secretary; Melvyn SION, elected Vice President in charge of events; Florent AUBERT-ANTONIO, elected Vice President in charge of communications; Mateo SUAREZ SOSA, elected Vice President in charge of alumni relations.

Activities and Objectives of the Association TAUST (Amateur Theater at the University of Science and Technology) is a student association based at the University of Montpellier on the Triolet campus, founded in 1991. Its goal is to enable all students from any higher education program to discover and practice theater in various forms, in a free and open manner, with no prerequisites. For over 30 years, TAUST has offered as many people as possible the opportunity to try their hand at theater, improvisation, and musicals, and to discover the art of drama, through more than 150 productions created since the association’s inception. Based on the principles of enthusiasm and commitment, the association welcomes any student eager to participate in theater, regardless of skill level or experience. Above all, TAUST is a hub for making connections, sharing memories, and experiencing all kinds of emotions! This positive energy spreads through the events organized throughout the year: the Taustissimes (monthly gatherings), the famous Nuits des Équinoxes festival in March, and other exciting events… Annual membership: €20

Activities and Objectives of the Association L.I.C.O.R.N.E.S. is a nonprofit association affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences at Montpellier. It offers all kinds of games, as well as numerous events throughout the year. Its goal is to provide opportunities for relaxation and socializing through the discovery, development, and participation in fun group activities or gaming-related events.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Le Vieux Biclou is a community-run bicycle repair workshop located in Montpellier. The association aims to encourage physical activity among residents and promote an eco-friendly and economical mode of transportation. Members of the association can come to the workshop to repair their own bicycles. The association provides tools for repairing bicycles, as well as the opportunity to purchase replacement parts. The workshops are led by experienced mechanics who offer guidance to those who need it. They also offer cycling classes and introductory mechanics courses.

Activities and Objectives of the Association ESN Montpellier is an association dedicated to helping Erasmus and international students integrate into their host city. We organize a wide range of activities, such as cultural tours, parties, trips, and sports events. Feel free to contact us to participate in our activities or to get answers to your questions! ESN Montpellier is an association for Erasmus and international students in Montpellier. The purpose of our association is to help students integrate into their host city. We organize a wide variety of activities, such as tours, parties, trips, and sports events. Feel free to contact us if you’d like to participate or if you have any questions! Executive Board President: Arlémi TURPAULT Secretary: Marjorie FINO

Activities and Objectives of the Association The EDDA (student association) at the University of Montpellier, located on the Triolet campus (1st floor of the (S)pace), is open to everyone and offers activities and projects so that everyone can contribute to sustainable development. These activities address real needs and revolve around four central themes: the environment, society, culture, and the economy. Our projects: La Route des Papillons (gardening workshops). Vivre Mieux, a series of DIY (Do-it-yourself) workshops as well as cooking workshops. Space de Solutions, a web platform where we share various sustainable development initiatives.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The AATUM association aims to promote aquarium and terrarium keeping among university members, thereby raising public awareness about unusual animals, as well as teaching people how to care for them and keep them in the most respectful conditions possible. More broadly, it helps promote biodiversity—which is sometimes overlooked—within the university. It helps members broaden their scientific knowledge and develop a critical understanding of aquarium and terrarium care. The association cares for a wide variety of animals: in the aquarium section, fish, amphibians, and turtles; in the terrarium section, insects, lizards, and snakes. The association is open to both enthusiasts and beginners—everyone is welcome to contribute.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The PromPPC association (also known by the acronym PsyCoach) seeks to bring together students from different cohorts of the Master’s 1 & 2 STAPS program, EOPS track, specializing in Psychological Preparation and Coaching, at the STAPS Faculty in Montpellier. It also aims to represent all PsyCoach students within the STAPS Faculty andUM. This enables the creation of opportunities for interaction among different cohorts through the organization of events and activities (e.g., tutoring, events, social gatherings). The association is committed to creating or organizing conferences and workshops to discuss the PsyCoach program, mental preparation, and coaching. The association’s goal is to develop and promote the Master’s program in Psychological Preparation and Coaching at the STAPS Faculty of Montpellier, as well as to develop and promote professional mental preparation to the general public.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Prom’APA is a student association dedicated to promoting Adapted Physical Activity. It represents all APA students in the STAPS Department at the University of Montpellier and is run by students in the APA-S Master’s program. It works to raise awareness of the Adapted Physical Activity and Health (APA-S) program, as well as the profession of Adapted Physical Activity Instructor. To this end, it carries out a wide range of initiatives in the areas of disability, chronic diseases, and health-related sports.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2014, “Objectif Officine” is aimed at students planning to pursue a career in community pharmacy. Its goal is to introduce them to this sector and support them in developing their career plans, particularly by enhancing their knowledge and helping them build a professional network. Missions Conduct themed sessions on community pharmacy practice among students in the experimental pharmacy; Organize conferences and events led by professionals and partners in community pharmacy; facilitate connections between pharmacy professionals and students, and support students in developing their career plans; promote the retail pharmacy sector and raise awareness about the roles of pharmacists today and in the future; help students prepare for their retail pharmacy internships. Executive Board President: Emma BRULFERT General Vice President: Pauline KAFI Secretary General: Younes EL IDRISSI Treasurers: Pauline KAFI, Younes EL IDRISSI, Emma BRULFERT Vice President in Charge of Communications: Elisa MOREL Communications Officer: Clara GUILLAUME Vice President in Charge of Meetings: Alya Inès SETHOM Project Managers for Meetings: Youssef FRIH, Léa ATTIAS, and Ethan HENNEN Project Managers for the Showcase: Lina CALLAS and Joanne TARDIF Vice President in Charge of Conferences and Events: Lina CALLAS Vice President in charge of partnerships: Axel TRINQUIER

Activities and Objectives of the Association The primary mission of the tutoring program is to restore equal opportunity in the selective admissions process for MMOPK programs, where private exam preparation organizations are particularly active. To this end, the association offers weekly sessions that cover the material taught in class. These sessions are developed in collaboration with the teaching staff to provide questions that align with what will be expected on exam day. It also organizes quizzes and practice exams so that students can practice under real-world conditions and assess their progress throughout the semester. Fully aware of the stress this academic year can cause, the association organizes wellness-focused events throughout the year. Finally, in a year of curriculum reform, the association is placing greater emphasis on academic advising and reorientation so that students can plan their academic paths in advance.

Who are we? Med'ley is the music association for health sciences students. It brings together students in medicine, pharmacy, midwifery, dentistry, and physical therapy. Its goals are: to enrich cultural life within the health sciences faculties by organizing musical events and parties, such as blind tests, theme nights, jam sessions, and concerts... ; to facilitate the creation of new charitable events within the health sciences faculties (the Jardin des Plantes charity concert, concerts in pediatric wards, etc.); to perform on stage, which builds self-confidence and public speaking skills—essential qualities for the students’ future professions. Our Facilities Med’ley has a rehearsal room located in the Historic Building of the Faculty of Medicine. Members are welcome to come here to rehearse for events, learn an instrument through Med’ley’s tutoring sessions, or simply enjoy a friendly get-together with fellow musicians. Because this space is regularly used, partners whose posters are displayed there benefit from visibility among all members of the association. Our Events: Karaoke and Blind Test NightsTo offer its members an ever-wider variety of events, Med’ley is pleased to organize musical evenings in various formats, such as karaoke and blind test nights, which will delight all students and allow them to relax and have fun with music! Concerts in Montpellier Bars: We organized our very first concert in the summer of 2018 at Le Clandestin. Since that first event, venues with stages have been hosting our member musicians for occasional music nights, often followed by an open jam session. This provides an opportunity for students from various academic programs—whether musicians or not—to come together in a less formal setting than the university, thereby fostering student life. Concert at the HospitalIt’s also important to us to share music with everyone. To that end, we work closely with the Montpellier University Hospital (CHU) to organize concerts at the hospital. Med’ley Music AwardsFor the past five years, we’ve also been organizing our major student singing competition, where passion and professionalism come together to create an evening dedicated to discovering the talents of tomorrow! Charity Concert at the Jardin des Plantes in MontpellierEvery year, Med'ley organizes its end-of-year charity concert. For the past four years, we’ve been working with students in Montpellier and the “RIRE” association to put on this evening filled with emotion and music!! At the School of Pharmacy Med'ley was on hand at the start of this academic year to liven up the lunch break with music.Our association also participated in last year’s PharmaHuma bingo event, providing entertainment during the intermission and offering a musical break in a friendly atmosphere! And, continuing our collaboration with PharmaHuma, Med’ley hosted the bingo event at the nursing home—a gentle tribute to our seniors filled with musical culture. Partnerships and Collaborations Discounts at local businesses: We partner with several local businesses, including music instrument and food retailers! Access to free cultural events: We also offer tickets to certain musical and cultural events such as operas, concerts, and more. Perks and Previews: Our members have access to previews of major concerts throughout France as part of their membership. Executive Board: Louis SEGUIN: President Apolline ALTAVILLA-BIGNAFLOU: Vice President for General Affairs Justine KÜHNAPFEL: Secretary General Dylan BRANSOL: Treasurer Board Members: Lucy SALERNO and Paola DAHAN-GIRARD: Vice Presidents for Communications Yvan BRISMOUTIER and Enzo LEMAIRE: Vice President of Partnerships Emma THEROU and Nihad MOUTAKANNI: Vice President of Events Noah MAHOMET and Gaïdig LE BOZEC: Vice President of Sound & Lighting Marianne KIRSCHVINK: Project Manager Pauline BENOÎT: Vice President for Midwifery Relations Ludovic LEMOINE: Vice President for Pharmacy Department Relations

Activities and Objectives of the Association Orthofaso is a nonprofit organization established under the French Law of 1901, founded in 2006, whose purpose is to promote and manage speech-language pathology intervention projects. The team, composed of 14 speech-language pathology students, previously worked with children and adolescents with multiple disabilities living in an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. As the health crisis has prompted us to adapt, we are now pursuing two new projects better suited to the current context: an international project, providing remote support to various organizations working in Vietnam as well as the orphanage through donations and the shipment of supplies; a local project, promoting oral language development through preventive initiatives targeting at-risk populations—in collaboration with the APOH.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Languedoc-Roussillon Interns’ Union (SILR) is an association founded in 2005 dedicated to defending the rights of medical interns in all specialties within the Montpellier-Nîmes region. Its missions fall into four main categories: organizing the selection of residency rotations: a labor-intensive process involving our administrative assistants and dozens of different contacts to ensure that the rotations best meet the expectations and needs of residents. Regular communication with the School of Medicine, the Department of General Medicine, hospital teaching centers, and the Regional Health Agency (ARS) to ensure satisfactory training and quality of life throughout the subdivision. Union advocacy, which involves conducting negotiations and even taking legal action to defend residents’ rights. Finally, fostering a vibrant community among residents by organizing team-building events, sports and cultural activities, and social gatherings to unwind after a long day or week of rotations!

Activities and Objectives of the Association Le Tutorat Santé Nîmes brings together nearly 90 tutors in their second and third years of medical or midwifery school. Its goal is to prepare first-year health sciences students (PASS or LAS) for their first-year placement exams. The association, run by these same students, works closely with the University of Montpellier and the professors who develop the questions for these entrance exams into health studies programs. Holding ministerial accreditation for tutoring programs from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research M.E.S.R.I.) since 2010, Tutorat Santé Nîmes offers both educational and emotional support services—ALL FREE and of high quality—to ensure equal opportunities for all students.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The CECDM’s objective is to organize student life within the faculty. Its activities focus on two areas: Managing equipment orders and advancing the costs for dental surgery students (220,000 euros per year).Organizing cultural and recreational events for dental students (ski trip, Gala, National Congress of Dental Students). The association also participates in the “Hôpital des nounours” project. Executive Board President: Léo ANNETIN Secretary: Paul CAMMAN Treasurer: Nicolas HUYGHE