Contribution to Student Life and Campus: Actions

As a student enrolled in initial training at a higher education institution, you must pay the Student and Campus Contribution (CVEC). Depending on your status, you may be exempt from this contribution.

The CVEC is "intended to promote the social, health, cultural, and athletic integration and support of students and to reinforce health prevention and education initiatives carried out on their behalf" (Article L. 841-5 of the Education Code).

A steering committee and an operational committee, both composed of 50% student representatives, contribute to the planning of USMB's CVEC activities.

Device for implementing CVEC

Established by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, the Contribution to student and campus life, which each student pays annually, helps fund initiatives aimed at promoting the social, health, cultural, and athletic integration and support of students, as well as health prevention and education.

At USMB, it enables a variety of activities and events to be organized (e.g., cultural workshops, equality festival, student waste reduction week, dental screenings, wellness workshops, welcome event for new arrivals, etc.).

Collaborative projects

Six collaborative projects are currently shaping the development of student and campus life:

  • Reception and integration (welcome event for new arrivals, workshops on university work methods, student mentors, etc.)
  • Eco-friendly campus life (Student Waste Reduction Week, social events, etc.)
  • Health and wellness (wellness workshops, screenings, etc.)
  • Connected University (Laptop Loan Program)
  • Equality (Festival Plus d'Égalité, menstrual protection dispensers, awareness campaigns, etc.)
  • Cultural life (tickets for shows, movies, concerts, workshops, art contests, etc.)

 

Each collaborative project lists numerous activities for USMB students, in conjunction with student services, student associations, departments (UFR, law faculty, IUT, IAE, Polytech), and partners in the Savoie Mont Blanc region.

The FSDIE

The CVEC also contributes to the Student Initiative Solidarity and Development Fund (FSDIE), whichis primarily intended to finance projects led by student associations. A portion of this fund is allocated to social assistance for students in need.

The FSDIE allows student associations to receive grants for various projects carried out during the academic year!

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For more information, contact the student services department: svec@univ-smb.fr!