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Representative associations

The mission of the representative associations is to defend the interests of the members of a UNIL body at faculty or institution level.


 

Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies (FTSR)

The aims of the Association du corps intermédiaire de la Faculté de théologie et de sciences des religions (ACI-TSR) are to defend and promote the interests of its members, to represent them to the academic and political authorities, to encourage contacts and exchanges between its members and to take an active part in the scientific dynamic of the Facultéologie et de sciences des religions;s academic and political authorities, to encourage contacts and exchanges between its members and to take an active part in the scientific dynamic of the FTSR and its institutes, as well as of UNIL.

All members of the FTSR Corps Intermédiaire as defined in articles 52b, 59, 60 and 61 of the LUL, as well as externally funded scholarship holders attached to UNIL, are members of the association. Doctoral candidates (article 90 RLUL) who wish to become members of the association must apply to the Committee.

The AETSR is the representative association of the FTSR and is made up of all students following one of the courses offered by the faculty.

The association seeks to promote faculty life by offering a place for exchange, advice and support through its various festive and educational events, as well as at the ‘coeur de fac’’, where all students are welcome. It also acts as an intermediary between students and teachers, and with the decision-making bodies to which it elects student representatives. The purpose of these representatives is to represent the student body in debates and decisions that concern them.

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Anthropole 5062
CH-1015 Lausanne

aetsr@unil.ch
wp.unil.ch/aetsr

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Faculty of Law, Criminal Sciences and Public Administration (FDCA)

The AedL is the only association representing all law students at the University of Lausanne.

Our main activities include organising various types of events, such as conferences (Artes Iuris, information days on legal careers) or parties (Bal de droit, the Dîner de droit and the Nuit du Crime), and promoting student cohesion within the faculty.

We also deal with student problems wherever possible and sell unofficial handouts of certain courses to help students take notes and learn the material.

We also set up a free legal service open to the public. We also defend the interests and health of law students.

Contact

Comité AedL 19-20
UNIL-Chamberonne neighbourhood
Bâtiment Internef 276.4
CH-1015 Lausanne

aedl@unil.ch
aedl-lausanne.com

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The AESC brings together students from the School of Criminal Sciences from the three Bachelor's courses and the various Masters courses.

The association's aim is to give students·e·s the opportunity to enjoy themselves thanks to the various evenings organised throughout the year: fun evenings, various events in Lausanne clubs, such as the Nuit du Crime held every year since 2006, as well as the setting up of various PubNights.

Sponsorship is organised at the start of the academic year to facilitate the integration of students. The association also offers visits and lectures related to the world of criminal sciences and also represents ESC students at various university events.

Contact

École des sciences criminelles
Quartier UNIL-Sorge
Bâtiment Batochime
CH-1015 Lausanne

aesc@unil.ch
unil.ch/aesc

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L’ACILex is the association representing the interests of intermediary staff and doctoral students at the Law School of the University of Lausanne. The aims of the association are:

  • To co-ordinate the action of its members in all areas which may interest them;
  • To collaborate with other associations dealing with university problems;
  • To put forward the point of view of the intermediary body to the competent bodies;
  • Defend and promote the professional and material interests of the intermediary corps;
  • To support any project by assistants and doctoral students at the School of Law aimed at promoting their academic work, in particular doctoral theses;
  • To foster cohesion between the various centres.

The following are ex officio members of ACILex:

  • Members of the legal profession and doctoral students at the School of Law;
  • Lecturers ; 
  • Assistants and senior assistants from the Fonds national pour la recherche scientifique (National Fund for Scientific Research) or other organisations with links to the University that collaborate with the School of Law.

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Anthropole
CH-1015 Lausanne

acilex@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/acilex

Faculty of Arts

We are the representative association of étudiants·e·s en Lettres de l'Université de Lausanne. All students enrolled in the Humanities Department are eligible to join the AEL and are automatically members of the General Assembly, which elects the Executive Committee. The AEL's mission is to provide support to all students during their studies (timetabling, appeals, course registrations, etc.). We also organise events such as the Welcome Party and sponsorship, and offer services such as the Book Fair, which takes place at the start of each semester.

*For reasons of representativeness, the AEL communicates in English.

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Anthropole 1196
CH-1015 Lausanne
T +41 21 692 29 18

ael@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/ael

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The aims of the association are:

  • to defend and promote the interests of ACIL members
  • represent them to academic and political authorities

Members of the association include all members of the Intermediate Corps (MER 1 and 2, MA, assistants·e·s), as well as doctoral candidates and SNSF fellows attached to the Faculty of Arts who make a request to the Committee. Members of the Corps Intermédiaire automatically become members of the association as soon as they join.

Contact

acil@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/acil

Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (SSP)

The AESSP is the Association des étudiants·e·s de la Faculté des sciences sociales et politique. The AESSP is also a group of students - the Comité - who work to improve the quality of the university experience of the students of the Faculty. The members of this Committee, who are elected each autumn at a General Assembly, represent the students in the various bodies of the University (e.g. the University Council, the University Council, the Faculty Council);Université (pédagogical commissions, Faculty Council; SSP, FAE, as well as various commissions), inform them of the latest news from their Faculté and try to defend their interests.

The members of the Committee are available to answer any questions students may have, whether about study plans, administrative problems or the organisation of university life. Likewise, they are keen to be attentive to any new proposals that could improve the running of the SSP Faculty.

All interested parties are welcome to work on the committees of the AESSP. We have a presence on social networks, and our website (www.unil.ch/aessp) will also provide all the information you need to get a better idea of the association. You can also come and meet us at one of our General Assemblies or by contacting our Office directly (Géopolis 2216).

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Mouline
Bâtiment Géopolis
CH-1015 Lausanne

aessp@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/aessp

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Business School (HEC)

Created in 2005, the purpose of our association is to:

  • Put into practice an effective communication channel that facilitates the exchange of ideas and knowledge among PhD students in order to improve the quality of research. Next to this, we also want to give an overview of the work and research interests of all PhD students. Thereby we aim to enhance the collaboration across departments and facilitate contacts with external partners.
  • Tighten the social network among PhD student that will go beyond the dissertation and serve as a springboard for future opportunities. Therefore, we regularly organise social events.
  • Officially represent the interests of the PhD students from HEC, namely towards the faculty of HEC and the University of Lausanne.

PhDnet stands on four main sections, also called pillars:

Your First Steps: Consists in integrating the new doctoral students, helping them discover Lausanne and begin their thesis well.

Your Work: Aims promoting doctoral students' researches and enhancing relationships between doctoral students, thus facilitating knowledge sharing.

Your Fun: Enables inter-departmental relationships in a friendly atmosphere by organising social, cultural and sports events.

The PhDnet committee members

Contact

Steve Binggeli, Président
Neighbourhood UNIL-Chamberonne
No. Bâtiment Internef
Lausanne CH-1015 Lausanne T +41 21 692 33 81

info@phdnet.ch
unil.ch/hec-phd

The Comité HEC Lausanne is the official student association of the HEC Faculty. Composed of twelve highly motivated and dedicated members, its main objectives are to:

The Comité HEC Lausanne is the official student association of the HEC Faculty.

  • To provide teaching and guidance; if you would like to know what course materials to obtain, what deadlines to meet to register for exams or any other question relating to your university course, please do not hesitate to visit us at office 145 in the Internef building (UNIL-Dorigny transport stop)!
  • Provide essential supplies for any student wishing to study, such as course books, unofficial handouts, printing quotas and calculators, which are sold on very favourable terms.
  • Defend the rights of HEC students within the various university bodies such as the Faculty Council and the FAE.
  • Entertaining and educating; the many HEC sports and evening events punctuate daily student life and enable students to meet new people in a relaxed and friendly environment. The Comité also offers students the opportunity to learn more about the world of business through its many lectures given by brilliant speakers.
  • The Comité also offers students the opportunity to learn more about the world of business through its many lectures given by brilliant speakers.

Our not-to-be-missed events:

  • The HEC Ball is our Faculty's mythical and unmissable event. It brings together students and other members of the faculty in a sumptuous setting on the shores of Lake Léman.
  • The "Fluo Party" has earned its reputation over the years and is now one of HEC's most prized events.
  • The "Nuit du foot" brings together a large number of football fans every year in a sporting and relaxed atmosphere on the UNIL grounds.
  • The famous EDHEC cruiser race, in which our HEC Lausanne Sailing Team is taking part and which you can be part of!

Contact

UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Internef 145
CH-1015 Lausanne
Tel. +41 21 692 33 16
Fax +41 21 692 33 15

comite@comite.ch

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Faculty of Biology and Medicine (FBM)

ADAS is the Association of doctoral students and assistants at the Faculty of Biology and Medicine (FBM) at the University of Lausanne. It was founded in July 1998 under the name Association des Doctorants et Assistants de la Faculté des Sciences. It brings together all the members of the so-called lower intermediary body and thus includes all the maîtres-assistant·e·s, first-assistant·e·s, assistant·e·s and doctoral·e·s of the FBM.

It acts as a point of contact for all questions relating to assistants and doctoral students. More concretely, it seeks to work with the faculty to resolve problems relating to working and study conditions. ADAS can also act as a first port of call when one of its members finds himself or herself in a difficult situation.  
ADAS also organises events throughout the year to make life easier and more enjoyable for young researchers, and to bring the latest scientific knowledge to the general public…

Contact

adas@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/adas

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Don't forget that your years of study are unique and unforgettable, so make the most of them! If you have any problems or questions, don't hesitate: drop in to office 236 or send an email to lab@unil.ch!

The LAB is open every Wednesday lunchtime from 12.15pm to 1pm in office 236 of the Amphipôle to answer any questions you may have. At the beginning of the year, a book fair is held on our premises. During the spring semester, the LAB organises lectures given by UNIL professors or external guests. These lectures provide an opportunity to learn more about the challenges of biology, as well as to make contact with professors from various fields of research.

A general meeting is held at the start of the autumn term to introduce the LAB and its activities, and to read out the members of the LAB committee and the heads of the various commissions.

LAB knows very well how to make the fête! Workshops are held every other Thursday, with bières à 1.-. We help organise the Bal de la Rentrée and the Bal de Noël. A mulled wine is organised at Christmas. In February there's a ski camp, and don't forget the biology supper! Quite a programme!

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Sorge
Bâtiment Amphipôle 305
CH-1015 Lausanne
T +41 21 692 4103

lab@unil.ch
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aeml.ch

Faculty of Geosciences and Environment (FGSE)

AEGE is the association representing the students of the Faculty of Science and the Environment.

The aims of AEGE are:

  • To defend the rights and interests of the students of the Faculty of Science and the Environment
  • To represent students in the internal and external affairs of the Faculty
  • Promote a Faculty atmosphere;
  • To inform students about its activities
  • Develop relations between the various bodies within the Faculty
  • Organise events to bring the Faculty to life;

Every student enrolled at the Faculty is welcome to join the AEGE committee. There are a number of tasks and activities awaiting you, including representing students on the Dean's Office, delegating to the FAE, editing the journal l'Irrégulier, running the book fair, welcoming new students and organising parties, the ski camp, jousting competitions and our unmissable workchops. We also have a sustainability unit that encourages local consumption and a reduction in the environmental impact of all the events we organise. We are working with other university players and associations to this end.

Contact

Neighbourhood UNIL-Mouline
Bâtiment Géopolis 4430
CH-1015 Lausanne

aege@unil.ch
www.unil.ch/aege

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