This commitment reflects the richness and diversity of our community. It unites us around the values that define the SUL’s identity: sharing, mutual support, openness and the coming together of languages and cultures.
Each initiative thus helps to make the SUL a vibrant and welcoming place, at the heart of French language learning within the framework of the University Diploma in French Language and Culture.
This scheme may lead to the award of additional ECTS credits. To take part: download the relevant document and send it to: sul-scol@univ-amu.fr
Because getting involved also means learning to understand one another!
Student Engagement Charter
The committed student strives to:
* Showing solidarity, being responsible and playing an active role in university life;
* Be actively involved in their chosen role, with dedication and consistency;
* Contributing to the collective life of the SUL and to the promotion of cultural diversity;
* Upholding the values of Aix-Marseille University: respect, inclusion, commitment and secularism.
What kinds of activities may be recognised?
The following, in particular, may be taken into account:
* Organising events centred on culture and languages: themed days, film screenings, international cuisine evenings, etc.;
* Involvement in a student society or the Student Union (BDE);
* Serving as a year representative for the DU LCF;
* Serving on the City Student Council for one year (3 meetings);
* Active involvement in the SUL Student Union (regular work placements);
* Carrying out projects in collaboration with lecturers, as part of courses or workshops organised outside of teaching hours;
* Taking part in initiatives organised by Aix-Marseille University outside the SUL: stands, student career days, forums, competitions, workshops and meetings with authors, Book Club, calls for artists, etc.;
* Providing language or intercultural tutoring;
* Creating content: posters, social media posts, videos, as well as helping to share information on the SUL’s Instagram account and WhatsApp group;
* Welcoming new students, particularly during Orientation Week;
* Acting as SUL ambassadors;
* Representing students at various levels within student life committees;
* Solidarity initiatives: fundraising, support or assistance provided to students in difficulty;
* Projects that help raise the profile of the SUL: promotion, welcoming new students, communication, etc.;
* Activities that may be carried out in connection with the Arts and Humanities programme;
* Leading one or more conversation workshops in their language at an amU Language Centre;
* Participation in the SUL choir, the drama club, OSAMU, etc.;
* Taking part in the ‘Engagement’ University Diploma (DU) – DVEC.
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