Skip to content Go to the menu
University of Montpellier

Main Menu

  • University
  • Training
  • Research
  • Innovation
  • Campus
  • International
  • French

Quick Access

Quick Access

  • ENT
  • Websites
  • Faculties, Schools, and Institutes
  • Research Centers
  • Libraries
  • Emergencies
Research

Search Results

Equality Award

Content Type: Calendar
Date: March 8 - March 31, 2026
Location:  

AdNatura, the Ecology and Biodiversity Fair

Content Type: Calendar
Date: Feb. 4 - Feb. 7, 2026
Location: Triolet Campus - Faculty of Sciences - Building 5 - Place Eugène Bataillon, 34090 Montpellier

Daily Life

Content type: Page
Bien vivre son parcours universitaire, c’est aussi bien vivre au quotidien. Se loger, se déplacer et se restaurer, autant d’aspects pratiques qui dépassent les murs de l’université et qui influencent directement votre quotidien en jouant un rôle essentiel dans votre réussite et votre bien-être. L’Université de Montpellier vous accompagne dans vos démarches en vous proposant des ressources utiles et des conseils adaptés à votre situation. Se loger Options d’hébergement Résidences universitaires du Crous Le Crous est le référent principal en matière d’offres de logements étudiants. Il met à disposition de nombreuses résidences universitaires et autres logements adaptés aux différents budgets et besoins, à proximité des facultés, écoles et instituts. Se loger - Crous Montpellier-Occitanie. Lokaviz : plateforme du Crous qui propose aux étudiants une offre de logements chez des particuliers. Logements privés et colocations En dehors des résidences universitaires, les étudiantes et étudiants peuvent se tourner vers des locations privées, meublées ou vides, via un particulier ou des agences immobilières. La colocation est une solution également moins onéreuse, qui met en avant le partage des espaces communs et du quotidien. Plusieurs plateformes facilitent la recherche d’appartements ou de colocations : leboncoin, se loger, la carte des colocs, colocation 40+, Proby, etc. Logements sociaux A Montpellier, le bailleur social ACM Habitat propose des offres de locations étudiantes dans plusieurs quartiers de Montpellier, à proximité des facultés, écoles et instituts et de toutes commodités. Il n’est pas nécessaire d’être boursier ou boursière, seuls les revenus de l’étudiant ou l’étudiante sont pris en compte (et non les revenus des parents). Logement intergénérationnel Les logements intergénérationnels font partie des alternatives plus économiques lorsque l’on souhaite un loyer modéré. Partager un logement et rendre de petits services au quotidien, c’est l’occasion de vivre une cohabitation solidaire tout en réduisant ses frais de logement. Colocation intergénérationnelle Ensemble2générations. Pour toute personne en situation de handicap ayant des doutes et questions sur des logements adaptés, contactez-nous par mail.. Aides au logement  CAF La Caisse d’Allocations Familiales (CAF) est un organisme public chargé de verser des prestations sociales et des aides financières, sous certaines conditions. Le simulateur en ligne de la CAF permet d’estimer le montant de l’aide dont vous pourriez bénéficier. Dispositif Visale Entièrement gratuit, le dispositif Visale se porte garant pour les étudiants de moins de 30 ans. Il facilite vos démarches en renforçant votre dossier et en couvrant, si nécessaire, les loyers en cas de difficultés de paiement. En effet, si un retard survient, Visale règle le montant dû directement au bailleur, puis le locataire rembourse ensuite la somme avancée. Dossier facile Ce service vous permet de créer un dossier de location numérique simplifié, complet et sécurisé, afin de maximiser vos chances de trouver un logement. DossierFacile, le dossier de location numérique de l’État Ressources utiles Retrouvez ici une sélection d’informations pratiques pour vous aider dans vos démarches : Aide au logement pour les étudiants | Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole et ville de Montpellier Accompagnement conseil : trouver un logement avec Info Jeunes [GUIDE] Comment trouver un logement - Crij Occitanie Se restaurer Les différents campus de l’Université de Montpellier disposent de plusieurs espaces gérés par le CROUS pour se restaurer. Au total, 6 restaurants universitaires, 22 cafétérias et 7 brasseries sont accessibles aux étudiantes et étudiants sur les sites de l’UM, incluant Montpellier, Perpignan, Béziers et Nîmes. Consulter la carte des restaurants À Sète, en accord avec le CROUS, un service spécial pour les étudiants de l’IUT est assuré au Lycée Charles de Gaulle (38 rue Robespierre, 34200 Sète). Le Restaurant Inter Administratif (RIAC) de Carcassonne, situé au 37 rue de la République en centre-ville, vous accueille dans son espace de restauration. Grâce à l’offre de restauration sociale du Crous, vous pouvez y bénéficier de repas au tarif de 1 € si vous êtes boursier ou 3,30 € si vous ne l’êtes pas. Le campus situé à Mende propose un espace dédié aux étudiants avec à disposition un distributeur de boissons chaudes et fraiches, des snacks sucrés, un réfrigérateur et des micro-ondes. De plus, la communauté étudiante peut bénéficier du restaurant inter administratif boulevard Lucien Arnault. Grâce à la création d’un compte Izly, vous pouvez bénéficier de tarifs avantageux dans les restaurants universitaires : 1 € pour les boursiers, boursières et en situation de précarité, et 3,30 € pour les autres étudiants. La démarche est à réaliser auprès du Crous. En savoir plus sur Izly. Une fois par semaine, des distributions alimentaires sont proposées gratuitement par le BVE de l’UM dans les Maisons des Étudiants, en partenariat avec l’association Linkee, pour la communauté étudiante en situation de précarité. En savoir plus sur Linkee Se déplacer Montpellier Toutes les personnes résidant dans la métropole de Montpellier bénéficient de la gratuité des transports sur le réseau TaM, sous réserve d’être détenteur d’un Pass gratuité en cours de validité. En tram, en bus, en bustram ou à vélo, vous avez le choix pour vous déplacer de manière éco-responsable dans toute la métropole. TaM - Transports de Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole : Page d'accueil Béziers L’IUT de Béziers se situe à 20 minutes à pied de la gare SNCF. En bus, il est joignable par le bus ligne B. Un abonnement au parking peut également être réalisé. Plus d’informations Carcassonne Le réseau urbain RTCA permet de se déplacer facilement dans la ville de Carcassonne.Les lignes 2 et 3 de bus desservent la Faculté d’Éducation. Lignes urbaines - RTCA Nîmes Le réseau de bus Tango facilite vos trajets dans la ville, notamment grâce aux lignes 2 et 5 qui desservent les trois campus. TANGO Mende Les transports urbains sont assurés par le TUM (Transports Urbains Mendois).La ligne 1 vous dépose à proximité de la Faculté d’Éducation. Nouveau Transport Urbain - Ville de Mende Perpignan Le réseau Sankéo dessert Perpignan et ses alentours. Les lignes A et C ainsi que la ligne 24 passent à proximité de la Faculté d’Éducation. Le réseau SANKEO – Perpignan Méditerranée Métropole Sète Les bus 1, 2, 3 et 7 s’arrêtent à proximité de l’IUT, et assurent une liaison avec la gare et le centre-ville de Sète. Se déplacer | SÈTE AGGLOPÔLE MÉDITERRANÉE Accompagnement social et financier Si vous traversez des difficultés financières, administratives ou sociales, que ce soit pour le logement, la restauration ou d’autres besoins, l’Université de Montpellier et le Crous mettent à votre disposition des dispositifs d’aide complémentaires. Le Conseiller en économie sociale et familiale, le service vie étudiante et les assistants sociaux du Crous sont là pour vous écouter, vous orienter et vous accompagner tout au long de votre parcours universitaire. Page Accompagnement social et financier des étudiants de l’UM En complément des services proposés par l’Université, d’autres dispositifs externes peuvent accompagner les étudiantes et étudiants dans leur vie quotidienne. Par exemple, la prime d’activité versée par la CAF permet de compléter les revenus des travailleurs, qu’ils soient salariés, indépendants ou étudiants salariés, dès trois mois d’activité professionnelle. Services pour les étudiants internationaux Les étudiants et étudiantes internationaux peuvent retrouver toutes les informations concernant les logements et leur vie à Montpellier sur cette page : Venir étudier à l’université de Montpellier - Université de Montpellier. Le SAIEC (Service Accueil International Étudiants Chercheurs) accompagne les étudiantes, étudiants, chercheurs et chercheuses internationaux dans leurs démarches administratives (titre de séjour, logement, santé…) pour faciliter leur intégration à la vie universitaire.

Student Life Spaces

Content type: Page
In addition to the student life facilities located within each academic department, school, and institute, two student centers (MDE) and the (S)pace, located on the Richter and Triolet campuses, provide students with access to cultural, athletic, and club activities.  MDE Aimé Schoenig (Richter Campus) Inaugurated in December 2006, the “Aimé Schoenig” MDE is located on the Richter Campus south of Montpellier. It is named in honor of Aimé Schoenig, a medical student who heroically lost his life in 1944.   The Aimé Schoenig Student Center houses other student life organizations: The University Department of Physical and Sports Activities (SUAPS), The Joint Department of Preventive Medicine and Health Promotion (SCMPPS). Virtual Tour Facilities at Your Disposal A 250-seat auditorium; An exhibition hall with a piano available for free use; A music room and a recording studio; A versatile meeting room;   A gym and a dance studio; The MDE Richter also houses a branch of the Preventive Medicine Department and the office of the CROUS social services assistant. Hosting a variety of activities open to everyone Free movie screenings two Wednesdays a month; Concerts, theater performances, lectures, etc.;   Workshops (sewing, public speaking, etc.); Food distributions; Etc. Reservation Request To reserve an individual room, a group room, or the recording studio, please send your request by email. Please specify your needs (type of room, desired time slot, number of people) to facilitate the reservation process. MDE Rules and Bylaws MDE Françoise Barré-Sinoussi (Triolet Campus) Opened in February 1998, this MDE is located on the Triolet Campus. It is named after Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, a French researcher famous for her 1983 discovery of HIV, the retrovirus responsible for AIDS. This major breakthrough in understanding the virus earned her the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2008. Student organizations host film screenings, concerts, exhibitions, and lectures throughout the academic year at the Françoise Barré-Sinoussi MDE. It serves as a vibrant hub for socializing and gatherings, also open toUM staff. These spaces can be reserved or rented. Spaces at Your Disposal Two music rooms equipped with musical instruments; A meeting room available by reservation; A fully equipped multipurpose room. Hosting a variety of activities open to everyone Concerts, theatrical performances, shows, lectures, film screenings (every month), and debates; Club events;   Workshops organized by the Student Life Office and student clubs (sewing workshop, theater (Taust), orchestra (Osem), etc.); Board and role-playing games with the Licornes club; A free-to-use foosball table to unwind between classes; Food distributions; Etc...  Reservation Request To reserve one of the MDE’s spaces, send your request by email. To help us manage reservations, please specify your needs (desired space and time slot, number of people expected). (S)pace Located on the Triolet campus, the (S)pace features a fast-food area operated by the CROUS. You can relax, work, or socialize there, either indoors or on the terrace. It hosts workshops, exhibitions, and events. The first floor houses part of the Student Life Office (including the Social and Family Economics Advisor), the Student Life Office, drop-in hours for CROUS social workers and the Mission Locale, as well as offices for student organizations.

Student Life

Content type: Page
Student life at the university offers a wealth of enriching experiences and opportunities. It is a special time to grow, build relationships, get to know yourself better, and gain maturity. The University of Montpellier’s initiatives are fully aligned with this spirit. Student GuideDownload Student Life Master PlanDownload Meet, Grow, Share Across all campuses and in spaces dedicated to student life, numerous initiatives provide opportunities to have fun, relax, and develop transferable skills that are essential for academic success. The University of Montpellier also welcomes many international students, who contribute fully to the richness and diversity of campus life. Cultural and athletic activities, student organizations, and festive events: everything is designed to foster social connections, personal growth, and a smooth academic journey. A specialized and innovative annual program called “Boost Your English” is offered to all students. It consists of a variety of activities led by English-speaking facilitators that allow students to practice English for free in a fun way (tours of Montpellier, weekend trips, pottery workshops, etc.). Art workshops are regularly organized, particularly during school breaks, to help students get started or improve their skills in areas such as painting, theater, photography, botanical drawing, and more. Listening, Supporting, Taking Action The university also provides essential support for students facing difficulties.  Whether it’s a matter of breaking out of isolation, coping with a precarious situation, or receiving psychological or social support, several services are available to listen to and support them. The Office of Student Life (BVE), the driving force behind campus life, coordinates, organizes, and supports numerous initiatives within the university. All of these initiatives are made possible in large part by the Student and Campus Life Contribution (CVEC). Finally, the Solidarity and Student Initiative Development Fund (FSDIE) provides support both for student association initiatives and for students facing difficulties.

Open Days of the University of Montpellier

Content Type: Calendar
Date: 14 Feb 2026
Location: All UM campusesUM open, including the IUTs in Béziers and Nîmes, as well as the Nîmes campus of the Faculty of Medicine

La Jane, the must-attend event for a successful transition

Content type: Article

Published on: September 25 , 2024

On September 18 and 19, 2024, the Jardin des Plantes was transformed into a festive venue and…

Digital CleanUp Day: A day dedicated to raising awareness of the digital world’s environmental footprint through action

Content type: News brief

Published on: March 14 , 2024

Digital CleanUp Day is a day dedicated to raising awareness about the environmental footprint of…

Alexane Lequart,UM New Student Vice President

Content type: News brief , Video

Published on: February 5 , 2024

Alexane Lequart, a student at the Montpellier-Sète University Institute of Technology (IUT) and the lead candidate on the Z’élus list…

JANE in the rain, but JANE is happy!

Content type: Article

Published on: September 26 , 2023

JANE, which stands for "New Student Orientation Days," was originally scheduled to take place on…

Office of Student Life (BVE)

Content type: Page
The BVE, or Office of Student Life, is a key player in student life at the University of Montpellier, run BY and FOR students. It currently consists of the student vice president, a student life coordinator, and several student representatives. The BVE works closely with the University’s various departments and administrative offices, as well as with student organizations.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9JfgEufC20 The BVE’s missions To propose initiatives to improve living and learning conditions (e.g., tailored support for working students, organizing food distributions, etc.); To organize various events and initiatives (examples below);  Coordinate and support the University’s student associations and tutoring programs; Support student projects and their funding applications (FSDIE projects); Help organize student life spaces (MDEs, (S)PACE); Organize campus activities in collaboration with the University’s various departments;  Help create the University’s student handbook. In addition, the Student Vice President serves on the committees that award financial aid (FSDIE social). Examples of projects led by the BVE Food drives on campus In partnership with the Linkee association, the BVE organizes food drives every other Monday at the Triolet and Richter MDEs.   Student Life Office - Linktree New Student Orientation Days The BVE, together with the University’s student organizations, departments, and cultural and institutional partners, welcomes students to the Jardin des Plantes every September for the start of the academic year.  Sports & Wellness Village Every year, the BVE organizes the Sports & Wellness Village at the University Sports Center a few days after the orientation days. The program includes various sports and para-sports activities (bubble soccer, fitness trails, tournaments, etc.), introductions to CPR, a smoothie bike, and many other activities.  Circular Economy Weeks Raising Awareness of the Ecological Transition The BVE, in partnership with Ile des Possibles, offers various DIY workshops, upcycling events, and conferences on the theme of the ecological transition in October.   International Student Welcome Party The international student welcome party takes place every year in February to welcome new international students arriving in the second semester and to help them integrate intoUM.  Appreciation Ceremonies for Tutors Every year in early June at the Jardin des Plantes, the BVE honors the commitment of tutors from the University’s student organizations and academic units (UFRs, Schools, and Institutes).   Training Sessions & Student Association Cafés Twice a year, the BVE organizes a training session for the University’s student associations. The purpose of this event is to inform them about the resources and services available to them and to provide training on specific topics (project management, prevention of gender-based and sexual violence, disability, organizing social events, combating discrimination, etc.).   The “Student Association Cafés,” meanwhile, are social gatherings designed to foster exchange among the University’s student associations. Arts and Culture Week In April, for one week, the BVE celebrates the arts and culture through a varied program: a writing evening, a public speaking contest, film screenings, concerts, theater performances, and more. The event concludes with the Village of Arts and Culture on the Triolet campus, where university associations and cultural services come together to offer workshops and concerts. PhD Student Cafés The PhD Student Cafés aim to combat social isolation among doctoral students by providing regular, friendly opportunities to meet.   The BVE serves as a platform for students to actively participate in managing university life and improving the student experience. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with these dedicated students! BVE BylawsDownload

Student Initiatives Solidarity and Development Fund (FSDIE)

Content type: Page
 The FSDIE is a fund financed by the CVEC (Student and Campus Life Contribution) paid by students upon registration.  The FSDIE has two objectives: To encourage student engagement, the FSDIE project supports student-led initiatives in various fields (culture, humanitarian causes, sports, solidarity, the environment, civic engagement, etc.) by awarding grants.  The FSDIE Social program provides financial support to students facing significant hardship or living in precarious circumstances, in collaboration with CROUs social workers.  FSDIE Projects Preliminary Schedule for Grant Review Committees (projects / collective initiatives): FSDIE CommitteeDeadline for submitting applicationsMarch 17, 2026February 24, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.June 15, 2026June 1, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. IMPORTANT: Before submitting any FSDIE application, you must contact the Student Life Office by email or by phone at 04 67 14 36 77 / 04 67 14 46 58 before the application deadline. How does it work? The award committee meets an average of six times a year. Its recommendations are forwarded to the Education and University Life Committee (CFVU), which makes the final decision on the allocation of funds.  How do you apply? For group projects and initiatives: Check whether your project is eligible for FSDIE funding by reviewing the guidelines, Learn about the FSDIE in 6 steps, Access the “Dossier unique / FSDIE” application and follow the instructions.  Contact: email FSDIE Social The Student Life Office works in collaboration with the CROUS Social Services to support students facing financial or social difficulties. Learn more

Interview with Amal Qobaa, Student Vice President

Content type: Article , Video

Published on: March 30 , 2022

On January 17, 2022, Amal Qobaa, a third-year microbiology student at the Faculty of…

Student Life Takes Shape atUM

Content type: Article

Published on: June 23 , 2021

On November 18, the University of Montpellier voted at a council meeting…

Back to School: 51,000 Students at the University of Montpellier

Content type: Article

Published on: September 1 , 2020

After the mandatory registration process, nearly 51,000 students are joining the…

For more than 8 centuries, the University of Montpellier has been shaping the future!

Content type: Article

Published on: September 14 , 2019

A multidisciplinary, research-intensive university, the University of Montpellier brings together a…

Page Navigation

Page1 Page2 Next

FollowUM
-related news

Subscribe to the newsletter
University
  • Organization, Governance, and Governing Bodies
  • Faculties, Schools, and Institutes
  • Research Organizations
  • Flagship Projects
  • Heritage
  • Environmental Issues and Social Responsibility
  • Working at the University
Training
  • Admissions & Registration
  • Career Guidance, Internships, and Jobs
  • Succeeding in School
  • Enhance Your Education
  • Graduated School
  • Educational Innovation
Research
  • Research Centers
  • Doctoral and HDR Training
  • Science and Society
  • Scientific Appeal
  • Major Programs
Innovation
  • University Innovation Hub (PUI)
  • University-Industry Partnerships
  • Valuation
  • Entrepreneurship
Campus
  • Art & Culture
  • Student Life
  • Health, Social Services & Disabilities
  • Sports
  • Community Life
International
  • International Partnerships
  • Mobility
  • Erasmus+ Training Projects
  • Classes Taught in English
  • CHARM-EU European University
  • Scientific Appeal


UNIVERSITYOF MONTPELLIER
163 rue Auguste Broussonnet
34090 Montpellier

04.67.41.74.00

  • News
  • Calendar
  • Press Room
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn
  • Legal Notice
  • Accessibility: partially compliant
  • Privacy Policy
  • Site Map
  • Public Procurement