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AMMA
Each year, the Foundation supports the Prix Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne pour l'art contemporain (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Prize for Contemporary Art) organized by the University's Master 2 Art Market Association (AMMA).
Created by students, for students, this prize for young contemporary artists is intended to provide a springboard and an opening onto the current art scene.
Fifteen art school students and young graduates are selected from a large number of applications for three prizes, all fully funded by the Foundation.
The Jury Prize, made up of influential figures from the art world, the Public Prize and the Alumni and Foundation "Coup de Coeur" Prize are awarded to the winners, helping to forge precious links between students, artists and art market professionals.
SONU
SONU is an association set up in 2009 by students at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, with the aim of raising student awareness of UN institutions. It promotes the United Nations and international cooperation within the University throughout the year, through its various poles and antennas.
In particular, it offers conferences open to the public, simulations, café debates, clean walks, maraudes, workshops and exhibitions, all of which contribute to achieving the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals set by the UN.
Between April 11 and 14, 2024, the Sorbonne hosted the very first Sorbonne International Model United Nations (SIMUN) conference organized by SONU. It gave students the opportunity to represent a country and defend its interests in simulated UN committees, as well as to debate burning international issues.
COP1
The COP1 solidarités étudiantes association aims to help students in need through free distribution of food, hygiene products, clothing, access to rights, culture, sport, employment and numerous activities.
Now present in 17 cities in mainland France and overseas, the organization counts over 3,400 volunteers, distributing over 110,000 baskets each year and organizing more than 900 workshops and activities.
Sorb’outremer
Sorb'outremer is an association created by students at the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne to facilitate the integration of students from the French overseas territories into the university, and to promote the cultures of their territories.
The association's aim is to raise awareness of the problems and issues facing overseas regions, and to welcome and integrate new arrivals in mainland France by offering conferences, articles, afterworks, tastings of local flavors and advice on how to successfully integrate in mainland France.
À travers les murs
The À Travers les Murs association, set up by students at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, provides training in public speaking and eloquence for people in prison. After numerous teaching experiences in a variety of environments (high schools, universities, companies, etc.), it was a quest for usefulness that motivated the creation of the association. The project can be summed up in one sentence: "Giving voice, giving back".
The aim of the association is to develop oral communication in prisons, in order to help reintegrate people deprived of their liberty, with a view to helping participants regain their self-confidence, break the dynamics of recidivism, and pacify relations between inmates and the prison administration within the establishments.
The project, the brainchild of a handful of law students driven by a desire to pass on their knowledge, has received considerable support from the prison administration and the Ministry of Justice.
Le club des entrepreneurs
The Club des Entrepreneurs de l'université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (C.E.S) is a student association whose vocation since 2019 has been to federate the communitý of students and alumni of the University interested in the entrepreneurial ecosystem as well as those active in it. Organizing and partnering conferences, research projects, trips and even the Sorbonne International Hackathon, the CES has 250 members (including 80 active members) and 400 alumni.
The Sorbonne Entrepreneurs' Club's mission is to provide students with discussion forums, events and resources. To cover all aspects and angles of the entrepreneurial subject, the CES divides its active members into five departments, including three main divisions, called "programs", and two auxiliary poles.
Juris’cup
For the 33rd edition of the Juris'cup, students from the Sorbonne Law School are planning to take part in this not-to-be-missed annual event for lawyers, combining regattas and conferences on yachting law.
Over 4 days, from September 12 to 15, 2024, 2,200 jurists from 13 different nations will meet on 130 boats.
This event is particularly in line with the innovative approach of the Sorbonne Law School.
Indeed, in addition to the Licence en droit, the Collège de droit offers an opening onto subjects other than law, such as history, management, economics, finance, sociology and philosophy. Its aim is to train a generation of professionals who are aware of the challenges facing the lawyer or decision-maker of the 21st century, and to take them beyond the technicalities of the law.
Open-mindedness to intellectual sharing and reflection events such as Juris'cup is essential to forging an open, rich and determined mind.
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