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Brin de Forêt is an association whose ambition is to organize scientific events on current issues in ecology and biodiversity protection. The association creates a network of exchanges between researchers, students and people interested in ecological issues. By bringing together the general public, researchers, professionals and students, we aim to promote the dissemination of knowledge relating to ecology and the place of humans in ecosystems through a symposium and cultural and educational projects. The association is run by students in the BioGET (Plant Biology and Management of Tropical Ecosystems) course in the B2E Master's program at the University of Montpellier. Within this framework, a colloquium on a topical subject concerning tropical ecosystems is organized every year. Since 2014, the association has addressed the topics of "Payments for Environmental Services", "Climate change and its impacts on tropical ecosystems", "Biodiversity erosion", "Ecological engineering in the tropics", "Ethnobotany: plants and people, linked destinies in the tropics" and "Do women and men have the same relationship with tropical ecosystems?". This year's symposium will focus on the myth of the rainforest, with a reflection on the place of human societies in tropical ecosystems. Speakers from a variety of disciplines will take turns to fuel debate on this topic. Board: President : Charlotte Guichard Secretary: Julia Hégédus Treasurer: Germain Vital

The association's activities and objectives For over 18 years, GNAUM has been offering its members a wide range of activities to discover and raise awareness of environmental preservation and biodiversity: conferences, organized every week on various themes (animal emotions, trees and buds, collapse...); scientific projects, carried out with our partners (Jardin des Plantes, CEFE, Marbec...) and including the management of beehives or the monitoring of great tits; workshops, inventories and outings led by our eight naturalist hubs inviting you to discover the Montpellier area.

Activities and objectives of the association The BDE Sciences is an association whose aim is to help and support students of all scientific disciplines, during their studies and their projects. The association participates in student life through various types of events. Evenings, charity projects, scientific conferences supported by its new science center, as well as more entertaining projects such as sports tournaments. All these activities help to integrate students into their studies and graduating classes. Sponsorship is an essential tool for ensuring personalized, human follow-up. This enables us to strengthen our support for students throughout the year.

The GSUM is an association where students, PhD students and others, can discover the underground world and practice their hobby. The GSUM is an association where students, PhD students and others, can discover underground world and practice their hobby.

Activities and objectives of the association The main objective of the CBS2 Association is to unite the students of the CBS2 Doctoral School. It promotes the professional integration of students and the work of the laboratories. Generally speaking, this association is managed by and for the doctoral students of the CBS2 doctoral school, and remains open to all suggestions and partnership proposals for the organization of events that are close to your heart!

Activities and objectives of the association The missions of La ParenThèse, a non-profit organization under the French law of 1901, are: to combat student drop-out and loneliness during the scientific writing process (master's thesis, doctoral dissertation); to accelerate graduation; and to promote employability, in particular through the creation of an interdisciplinary socio-professional network during the writing process. To achieve this, team members organize 3 types of events, bringing together between 10 and 15 student participants (face-to-face) and around 40 students (online). These events are linked to a scientific production process: writing events (writing days, writing stays and mini-ParenThèses); self-help and exchange events (Plume Doc workshops, Master Class); disconnection events (AfterThèse wilderness days).

Activities and objectives of the association Founded in 2017, the GEEARS association ( Groupe d'Electronique Electrotechnique et Automatisme en Robotique et Spatial ) aims to provide Montpellier University students with access to premises and tools leading to the realization of projects. Our objectives: To introduce students to the world of electronics, robotics and space. Give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to concrete projects. Design and carry out projects from A to Z related to electronics, robotics and/or space. Propose and support associative or personal projects. Welcome and introduce students from a variety of backgrounds to electronics and embedded system programming: mechanical engineering, biology, IT, environmental studies, etc.

The association's activities and objectives Created in 2006 by a group of students convinced of the fundamental role played by each and every one of us in society, l'Ouvre-Tête is committed to enabling every individual to play a part in the future they want. Today, the association brings together people from all walks of life: students from all universities, salaried workers, RSA recipients, voluntary workers... Far from any doctrine, we want to get people's brains moving. Let the information flow, and let the thinking begin. Opening minds is above all about enabling people to meet and exchange ideas, so that everyone can build their own opinion. It's about fighting indifference and resignation. To achieve this, our main areas of action are raising awareness of social and environmental issues. We try to approach these issues from different points of view: scientific, sociological, political, educational... Through practical actions, we also advocate certain values such as empowerment, non-commercial or solidarity-based exchange, the promotion of nature-friendly agriculture...

Association activities and objectives Founded in 2015, the Hello World association aims to offer undergraduate, masters and PhD students in computer science, mathematics and related subjects at the University of Montpellier solutions for mutual support, guidance, professional integration and social cohesion. Our objectives: tutoring sessions, mock exams and the creation of exam booklets from previous years; organization of events (student fairs, conferences, screenings, computer workshops, etc.); inter-associative projects (evenings, aperitifs, integration weekends, fairs, etc.); administrative and financial support for student projects; student representation and mediation.

The MUST association is open to all student musicians. It offers rehearsals on its premises and the opportunity to take part in its concerts. A meeting (in October) brings together members with a view to creating their own group. The association also accepts groups that have already been formed. An associative spirit is required to join MUST!

Activities and objectives of the association The Ma'LICE association brings together all chemistry students and alumni of the University of Montpellier. A true professional network, the association helps chemists in their search for jobs, internships or theses. Ma'LICE offers the following services: access to annals from previous years; teaching space; 50 free printouts; sale of professional equipment (gowns, safety glasses, etc.). Membership is free for all.

Activities and objectives of the association Do you play music? Do you enjoy convivial moments? Come and join the Montpellier University Symphony Orchestra! This orchestra is made up of around 60 musicians, including students, teachers, researchers and amateur musicians from outside the university world. The OSUM gives around ten concerts a year, in the city and in the region. The flagship concert of the year takes place at the end of November at the Opéra Comédie, in aid of La Ligue contre le cancer. The symphony orchestra rehearses every Wednesday from 8 to 10.30pm, in amphitheatre 5.06 of the Faculty of Science. We are recruiting wind and string players, so don't hesitate to consult the OSUM website for more information. We will be present at the welcome day for new students and at the Antigone des associations. Board President : Vitalie Arcq Musical Director: René Vacher

Activities and objectives of the association The Objectif Terre association brings together students in the Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programs in earth and water sciences at the University of Montpellier. Objectif Terre helps students in their university life through group purchases of equipment and the provision of examination books. The association also organizes a variety of events, including parties, aperitifs and trips. To create real cohesion between its members, the association publishes a "Géoscoop" newsletter and produces a T-shirt every year.

Plume! is a student association that produces and disseminates scientific culture for the general public. Its actions are complementary: to encourage, promote and enhance the dissemination of knowledge among young scientists. The association publishes the monthly magazine Plume! which talks about science in language that everyone can understand. It also organizes training courses for students and PhD students to introduce them to popularizing their research. Board President : Vincent Bonhomme

Activities and objectives of the association Created in 1990, the QUANTA association welcomes students and alumni from the physics department. Conceived as a space for mutual support, students have access to exam annals and course documents. Our actions: Guidance for students and high-school pupils. Organization of conferences, trips, parties, aperitifs and dinners. Inter-associative projects (Telethon, parties, integration weekends, etc.). Student representation on university councils.

Activities and objectives of the BDE A key player in student life at Polytech Montpellier, the BDE comprises: A sports office (BDS Polytech Montpellier), which manages all the school's sports activities and organizes major inter-school events.An arts office (BDA Polytech Montpellier), which includes clubs for music, dance, theater, photography, etc. In terms of sustainable development, students can join Polyearth, a club whose aim is to raise awareness of the ecological and energy transition, responsible eating, the circular economy and the social and civic revolution. Non-exhaustive list of active BDA clubs: Polyrole (role-playing), Polybeats (mixing), Ludotech (board games), Musitech (music group), Polymove (dance), Polypix (photography), Polycook (cooking), Japantech (Japanese culture), Polybière (craft beer making), Dramatech (theater), etc. Non-exhaustive list of sports activities offered by BDS: cheerleading, soccer, basketball, boxing, tennis, hiking, handball, volleyball, athletics, running, etc. Throughout the year, the BDE: Offers extra-curricular activities for engineering students and members of the association.Develops cohesion between engineering students and the school's teaching staff.Integrates and represents engineering students within the University of Montpellier.Promotes the BNEI - Bureau National des Élèves Ingénieurs and the BREI Languedoc Roussillon (Bureau Régional des Élèves Ingénieurs) to enable students to benefit from the strength of the engineering students' network.