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Activities and Objectives of the Association Alumn’IAE is the alumni association of IAE Montpellier. Its primary objective is to build a strong and dynamic alumni network that fosters close ties between current and former students. The association operates through a virtual platform, the Alumn’IAE Montpellier website, where members of the network can access: a regularly updated directory of all IAE alumni, which is linked to a resume database; an events calendar; and the latest news from the association and IAE. Companies also have the opportunity to view the profiles of members actively seeking employment and to post job, internship, or work-study opportunities through a recruiter module.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The IAE Montpellier Student Union organizes several events and offers various services. We participate in one-time events such as the Orientation Day organized by the IAE. We also organize events such as parties, breakfasts, and the Gala. To promote the #IAESpirit, we also participate in the IAE French Cup (CDF) to proudly represent Montpellier. And almost every day, we’re at the Bulle to answer your questions or grab a coffee.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2008, the CQFD association assists students with administrative procedures as well as with their studies. It organizes tutoring sessions and provides students with past exam papers and textbooks. Board of Directors President: Margaux Bonnier Phone: 06 62 34 97 95

Activities and Objectives of the Association AQUASSO is an association of current students and alumni of the BAEMT (Aquatic Bioresources in Mediterranean and Tropical Environments) specialization within the BGAE (Biology, Geosciences, Agroresources, and Environment) Master’s program at the University of Montpellier. It aims to create a network for exchange between students and alumni to promote education and facilitate career integration. AQUASSO organizes an annual scientific conference dedicated to issues related to aquatic resources. This event is open to all students and is also accessible to the general public thanks to the outreach efforts of the speakers and organizers.

Activities and Objectives of the PESAP Santé Association The association brings together students in the PESAP master’s program with the goal of promoting the program and supporting students’ professional development. Our projects: annual meetings for the PESAP program; implementation of health promotion and prevention initiatives within the STAPS department; establishing a connection between the association and alumni of the master’s program. Executive Board President: Claudine SAUZEDDE Vice President: Bryan WALTER Secretary: Jonathan BAZARD Vice Secretary: Hélène HAMON Treasurer: Julie RUIZ Vice Treasurer: Agathe LANSADE

Activities and Goals of the Association If you’re passionate about photography, D’Clic is for you! We aim to share our unique photographic vision of the world with a wide audience. By joining D’Clic, you’ll have access to our darkroom throughout the academic year. There, you can print black-and-white film prints and develop film. Our space is located on the Triolet campus, accessible during the day and early evening, near the classrooms. We do not offer formal classes, but rather learning through observation and group critique of photos over coffee. We also seek to promote everyone’s work through exhibitions on campus.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Artio is a unique association in that it is exclusively for students in the IEGB Master’s program and offers lifetime membership. Its goal is to foster a sense of community within the IEGB Master’s program to create a pleasant atmosphere that encourages mutual support and the sharing of knowledge and skills among students. Artio lends naturalist equipment to students and supports course units that include fieldwork; it also organizes nature outings and lectures. The association also supports individual and/or group projects by Master’s students. Furthermore, it ensures continuity between the different cohorts of the Master’s program, thereby fostering the creation of a broad network of alumni, which is particularly helpful for professional integration.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Pro STAPS Association brings together students in the DEUST ACSS vocational programs and professional bachelor’s degree programs at the UFR STAPS. It facilitates student initiatives, including: the development of an alumni network; support for organizing events: Start-up Marathon (an annual competition for innovative start-ups related to sports); the Sport Challenge (an annual event designed by DEUST students for students). This association serves as a forum for discussion on innovation and the philosophy of the programs. communication and promotion of the programs; creation of website content and social media posts.

Activities and Objectives of the Association ECUME is a choir that offers a unique approach at the intersection of various artistic fields, including theater, poetry, and dance. Here, singers express themselves not only with their voices but also with their bodies. The choir is composed primarily of students and staff from the universities of Montpellier. Everyone has the opportunity to find their place, according to their learning pace and personal experience, by joining Ecume’s choral workshop, choir, or vocal ensemble. Board President: Agathe COLIN-MADAN

Activities and Objectives of the Association Brin de Forêt is an association dedicated to organizing scientific events on current issues in ecology and biodiversity conservation. The association aims to create a network for exchange among researchers, students, and others interested in ecological issues. By bringing together the general public, researchers, professionals, and students, we aim to promote the dissemination of knowledge regarding ecology and humanity’s place within ecosystems through conferences and cultural and educational projects. The association is run by students in the BioGET (Plant Biology and Tropical Ecosystem Management) track of the B2E Master’s program at the University of Montpellier. As part of this initiative, a conference on a current topic related to tropical ecosystems is organized each year. Since 2014, the association has addressed the themes of “Payments for Environmental Services,” “Climate Change and Its Impacts on Tropical Ecosystems,” “Biodiversity Loss,” “Ecological Engineering in the Tropics,” “Ethnobotany: Plants and Humans, Intertwined Destinies in the Tropics,” and “Do Women and Men Have the Same Relationship with Tropical Ecosystems?” This year, the conference will focus on the myth of the virgin forest, accompanied by a reflection on the place of human societies within tropical ecosystems. Speakers from various disciplines will take the stage to fuel the debate on this topic. Executive Committee: President: Charlotte Guichard Secretary: Julia Hégédus Treasurer: Germain Vital

Activities and Objectives of the Association For over 18 years, GNAUM has offered its members a wide range of activities designed to foster discovery and raise awareness about environmental conservation and biodiversity through: weekly lectures on a variety of topics (animal emotions, trees and buds, the collapse…); scientific projects, carried out with our partners (Jardin des Plantes, CEFE, Marbec, etc.) and including beehive management and monitoring of great tits; workshops, inventories, and field trips led by our eight nature groups, inviting you to explore the Montpellier area.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The BDE Sciences is an association dedicated to assisting and supporting students in all science-related fields throughout their academic careers and projects. The association contributes to student life through a variety of events. These include social events, charitable projects, scientific conferences supported by its new science division, as well as more recreational projects such as sports tournaments. All of this contributes to the integration of students within their programs and across graduating classes. To ensure personalized, human-centered support, mentoring is a key tool. This helps strengthen the support provided to students throughout the year.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The GSUM is an association that allows students, PhD candidates, and others to explore the underground world and pursue their passion.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The primary objective of the CBS2 Association is to bring together students from the CBS2 Doctoral School. It works to support students’ career development and to promote the work of the laboratories. Generally speaking, this association is run by and for the doctoral students of the CBS2 Doctoral School and is open to any suggestions and partnership proposals for organizing events that are important to you!

Activities and Objectives of the Association The missions of the non-profit association La ParenThèse are: to combat student dropout rates and isolation during the process of writing academic papers (master’s theses, doctoral dissertations); to help students graduate more quickly; to enhance their employability, particularly by creating an interdisciplinary socio-professional network during the writing process. To achieve this, team members organize three types of events that bring together between 10 and 15 student participants (in-person) and approximately 40 students (online). These events are linked to a scientific production process: writing events (writing days, writing retreats, and mini-ParenThèses); support and exchange events (Plume Doc workshops, Master Classes); disconnection events (AfterThèse days in the great outdoors).

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.