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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 be a source of innovative proposals 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 organizations and tutoring programs; Support student projects and their funding applications (FSDIE projects); Help organize activities in student life spaces (MDEs, (S)PACE); Organize campus events 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 student associations, university services, 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.), CPR workshops, a smoothie bike, and many other activities.  Circular Economy Weeks Raising Awareness About 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 for the second semester and to help them integrate into theUM.  Tutor Appreciation Ceremonies Every year in early June at the Jardin des Plantes, the BVE honors the dedication of tutors from the University’s student organizations and academic units (faculties, 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 Organization Cafés,” meanwhile, are social gatherings designed to foster exchange among the University’s student organizations. Arts and Culture Week In April, for one week, the BVE celebrates the arts and culture through a varied program: a writing night, a public speaking contest, film screenings, concerts, theater performances, and more. The event concludes with the Arts and Culture Village 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 the social isolation of doctoral students by providing regular, friendly opportunities for them to meet.   The BVE serves as a liaison 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

 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 Projects program 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 precarious circumstances, in collaboration with CROUs social workers. FSDIE Projects Provisional schedule for grant review committees (projects / collective initiatives):  FSDIE CommitteeApplication Deadline10/13/202609/29/2026 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 Awards 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 consulting the guidelines, Learn about the FSDIE in 7 steps, Go to “Campulse” 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