Student life
Being a student also means being involved in the life of your establishment. If you want to join an association, finance a project, get involved on your campus, all the information can be found on our page!
The Student and Campus Life Contribution (CVEC)
The CVEC is intended to set up and support social, health, sporting and even cultural actions for students
Set up a project
The Student and Campus Life Contribution (CVEC) is intended to support the reception and social, health, cultural and sporting support of users.
The second call for projects for 2026 under the Student Initiatives Solidarity and Development Fund (FSDIE) is open until March 15, 2026 at 23:59 p.m. (local time), the deadline for submitting applications. exclusively on the address grants-ve@univ-reunion.fr
Grant applications should be submitted in the following format:
– 1 project per email
- 1 file attached per supporting document in PDF format only
– The cents must be included in the financial annex
For associations applying for a first grant for the year 2026, also send the completed and signed republican commitment contract.
La circular n°2019-029 of March 21, 2019 defines in particular the areas of eligible projects. They must fit into one or more areas below:
- Culture
- Sports
- Prevention and health promotion
- Social and solidarity economy
- Humanitarian or solidarity commitment
- Environment and Sustainable Development
- Citizenship
- Reception and quality approach for user services.
One of the main axes established by our governance is sustainable and environmental development through the Eco-campus mission. Particular attention will be paid to projects which will relate to actions on this theme.
The regulations, the response form to the call for projects and the grant report are below
The Student and Campus Life Service (SVEC) is at your disposal to assist you in putting together your file and directing you to the shared services that can support your project at the address grants-ve@univ-reunion.fr.
The development of associative life for the benefit of students and the university community as a whole is a commitment of the University of Réunion. The association support program aims to consolidate association structures.
The deadline for submitting applications is set for January 18, 2026. exclusively on the address grants-ve@univ-reunion.fr
The regulations, the response form to the call for projects and the grant report are below:
The Student and Campus Life Service (SVEC) is available to assist you. Your application should be sent exclusively by email to the following address: grants-ve[at]univ-reunion.fr.
The 2026 program to support initiatives for staff is now open.
This program aims to support actions carried out by staff and for the benefit of the entire university community which contribute to:
- Facilitating the integration of staff with disabilities.
- Develop a school culture;
- Promote the openness of the university;
- Promote solidarity actions among staff;
- Facilitating access to cultural, sporting and leisure activities for staff and their dependents under the age of 18;
The regulations and response framework for this call for projects are available below:
The deadline for submitting applications is March 15, 2026 at 23:59 PM (local time) exclusively at the addressgrants-ve@univ-reunion.fr
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The Student and Campus Life Service (SVEC) remains available to assist you in preparing your application and to direct you to the relevant services that can support your project at the following address: subventions-ve@univ-reunion.fr.
Our actions in favor of student life
To fight against menstrual poverty, and thus make the lives of more than 9000 students easier, the University of Reunion is committed to installing free periodic protection dispensers on all of the establishment's sites and campuses in the spaces common to students.
Whether for an emergency, an oversight, or to no longer have to choose between purchasing a meal or periodic protection, students will be able to obtain periodic protection free of charge and directly on campus.
Fighting menstrual poverty constitutes one of the University of La Réunion's flagship commitments in terms of gender equality.
Where to find distributors
In the long term, 45 distributors will be installed on all sites and campuses of the University of La Réunion.
Let's change the rules!
In addition to fighting against menstrual poverty, the objective of this action is to raise awareness and prevent period-related diseases such as toxic shock syndrome.
For more information and advice on choosing periodic protection, check out our page
Campus Safety
Following the attack that occurred in Arras on Friday October 13, the Vigipirate plan was raised to the “Attack Emergency” level throughout the country.
The security instructions of the Vigipirate plan can be found on our website and must be respected on all sites and campuses of the University of La Réunion.
BVE and OVE
The BVE is an interface between students and the various University services.
Located on the ground floor of the Espace Vie Etudiante building on the Moufia Campus, you will be able to find a Secretariat and an advice and information area on systems related to student life.
Missions
The BVE provides you with information and guidance on:
- The services and operation of the University (SUAPS, SUAC, SUMPPS, etc.);
- Setting up a student project (demonstrations, events, etc.);
- The different activities of student life (UEL, associations, etc.);
- Support systems for student life (subsidies, etc.).
Location
Head to the entrance on the Region side, go straight after the first roundabout, then right at the ticket machine.
The Student Life Observatory is a public study and research organization which aims to provide statistical information on the living conditions of students and their relationship to studies, in order to inform political and social reflections.
Contacts
Mel: dvec@univ-reunion.fr – Tel: 0262 93 81 38