Arts and humanities

Your SSRA BDE

A student association

According to the Larousse dictionary, the definition of an association is as follows: "An association is a group of people who join together for a specific purpose".
This brief explanation sums up the spirit of the ARSH BDE. Motivated, united and creative. Musicians, philosophers, geographers, historians and art historians combine their strengths throughout the year to offer ARSH students a wide variety of events. It is also through this association that many students are able to create exchanges between themselves.

A wide range of cultural activities

Your BDE is on hand to offer you a wide range of activities throughout the year. Cultural activities (festivals, concerts, museum visits, screenings, etc.), sporting activities (tournaments, Olympiads, competitions, etc.), as well as themed evenings (superheroes, rock, imaginary, etc.) Two events are not to be missed. Firstly, the Ciném'Arsh: a festival organized by the BDE, where for a week the UFR lecture theatres are transformed into real movie theatres (screenings, debates and conferences). Then there's the Bal de Promo, an event that has become a must in recent years. At the end of each academic year, all ARSH students and staff get together for THE party of the year. On the program: a ball, rock and jazz concerts by ARSH groups, election of the king and queen of the evening and lots more!

Developing associative skills

Finally, as an official association, ARSH BDE volunteers develop associative skills such as association management, event organization and communication, which can be used as part of a professional project.
The ARSH BDE allows you to validate your commitment to a cross-disciplinary option called "Vie Associative" (Associative Life), subject to certain time constraints and validated by an associative activity report. The aim of the "associative service" carried out at the BDE is to develop knowledge of the associative world, develop skills useful in professional life and carry out a project chosen within the BDE.

A central location in our component

If you'd like to help shape the life of our UFR and/or try your hand in an association, come and see us so we can explain how to sign up. For any other questions, don't hesitate to come and meet us in our "red box". To contact the BDE by e-mail : bde.arsh@gmail.com