1.1. Development of transferable skills:

• Leadership and project management: Getting involved in an association allows you to take on responsibilities, organize events, and manage teams.
• Communication and teamwork: Associations promote exchange, collaboration, and learning effective communication skills.
• Adaptability and problem-solving: Students learn to deal with the unexpected, find creative solutions, and adapt to a variety of situations.
• Autonomy and initiative: Getting involved in an association project encourages autonomy, initiative, and the ability to see projects through to completion.

1.2. Personal and social development:

• Building social connections: Associations provide a space for meeting and interacting with others, allowing you to form lasting friendships and feel part of the IPAG community.
• Discovering passions and interests: Associations allow students to explore new areas, develop their passions, and flourish outside of their studies.
• Civic engagement and solidarity: Many student associations are involved in solidarity, humanitarian, or environmental initiatives, allowing students to contribute positively to society.
• Stress management and work-life balance: Involvement in associations can be an excellent way to relax, take your mind off things, and find a balance between your studies and your personal life. It also allows students to improve their time management skills: studies/association activities.

1.3. Preparation for professional life:

• Enhancing your resume: Experience with associations is a valuable asset for recruiters, who see it as proof of skills and commitment.
• Developing a professional network: Associations allow you to meet professionals and alumni and expand your network.
• Putting knowledge into practice: Students can apply their theoretical knowledge in a real-world context, which reinforces their learning.
• Gaining practical experience: Involvement in associations allows students to gain valuable professional experience, particularly in the areas of management, communication, and event planning.

1.4. Strengthening a sense of belonging and citizenship:

• Participation in IPAG life: Associations help to enliven student life, organize events, and create a friendly atmosphere on campus.
• Developing a sense of responsibility: Involvement in associations encourages students to take responsibility, respect rules, and contribute to the common good.
• Acquiring civic skills: Associations can be a place to learn about citizenship and civic engagement.

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