Arts, Culture and Sciences – Jean Monnet University

To promote the academic and professional development of UJM students, post-doctoral fellows and PhDs by organizing study time, seminars, study days and symposia and connecting association members within research and teaching activities.

AMAVILLES
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AMAvilles, an association of master students in management and alternative urban policies (Altervilles) aims: to connect students and former students, to create spaces for meetings and entertainment between students, to promote alterville training, to promote integration into the world of practitioners and researchers, the local city to contribute to policy debates and research, to encourage students to consolidate their experiences and representations in the context of Saint-Étienne, and to confront academic teaching with urban realities.

ASESLEIGHT
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The MANUTECH SLEIGHT “Graduate School” is a research and higher education project funded by a public grant aimed at institutions in the Saint-Etienne and Lyon area to carry out research and higher education activities in this field. optics, with their social application, especially for energy and health”. Its objectives include a reconciliation between the activities offered to students and research activities. The Current Scientific Association of Students of the MANUTECH SLEIGHT Graduate School in Saint-Étienne and Lyon (ASESLEIGHT), which allows students to organize activities in the same context is an initiative.

BDA TSE
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BDA TSE: Telecom Saint-Étienne Art Office.
“The Arts Bureau is the office to help you get to know the culture in Saint-Étienne with its various clubs and events.” BDA TSE has a total of 5 clubs: Gourme’TSE Club, Gaming’TSE Club, Games Club, Music Club and Theater Club.

Electro M
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The association of Electro-Musicians (Électro-M) is an association of students of Modern Creativity and New Technologies, RIM course (Computer Music Director) and RAN course (Digital Art Director). The aim of the association is to spread and share new technologies, especially an event it organizes every year: Festival Variations Numerics.

Fame
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FAME: Fabulous Association of Student Musicians.
The purpose of this association is to bring students together, to allow the creation of music or other activities and to promote UFR Musicologie.

Geotopia
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BDE Géotopia is an association of geography students in Saint-Etienne. GEOTOPIA is the BDE of the University of Saint-Etienne Jean Monnet, which aims to bring together geography students with a fusion and cultural purpose between different undergraduate levels. GEOTOPIA’s BDE will have the same goal as in previous years, the study and sharing of the vast field that geography gives us and bringing together the different levels of the sector into a single and even “single family”.

Developers Circle
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The association aims to promote the Master II in Territorial Development Consultancy at ISEAG Saint-Étienne in collaboration with Sciences Po Lyon and to allow professional and personal follow-up between different promotions. We also want to strengthen national and international relations between the university, regional development actors and the socio-economic world of the region. The activities of the Association of Developers are as follows: meetings with former students of the training and various partner companies/local authorities, training days/conferences on the topics of territorial development.

Oratore is a transversal association that promotes the art of public speaking, especially, but not limited to, by organizing oratorical and pleading competitions. These competitions are open to all sectors and all levels.

A phenomenon

Since 1992, Projet & Tech, the Télécom Saint-Étienne robotics association, has participated annually in the French robotics cup organized by Planète Sciences (formerly the E=M6 cup). It is a public challenge that brings together passionate engineering students and many people from all over France. The team consists of first-year students who are responsible for designing and building the robot. Third-year students are there to advise and implement the training of first-year students. In addition to competition, participating in an association allows you to improve your technical skills in areas that are not necessarily covered in school, either theoretically or practically. In addition, the year-long teamwork and project management is excellent training for future engineers.