Sport
The University Physical and Sporting Activities Service (SUAPS) provides a range of physical and sporting activities for students, faculty members and staff in University of Clermont Auvergne & Associates member institutions.
What is the SUAPS? SUAPS can be described as...
SUAPS means "University Physical and Sporting Activities Service".
It is the Sports Service for the Clermont universities and engineering schools (UCA, SIGMA, Ecole d’Architecture, Vetagro). 
Ten Physical Education teachers and a number of freelance teachers are responsible for organising and running the sports activities on offer.
They are hired based on their specific skills and are often specialised in the activities they teach.
Despite this, they are committed to a sport-for-all approach, particularly with regard to beginners and the least sporty among us.
Service available to students as well as university staff
Reduced cost
Over 30 activities proposed.
Various times available (evening, daytime, lunchtime, weekend)
The SUAPS is responsible for managing the university sports facilities.
It has a stadium comprising two gymnasiums (the "Gymnase" and the "HaIle"), a climbing wall, a dojo, a dance studio, a gym, a fitness room (the "Annexe"), tennis courts, a synthetic football pitch and a park for athletics and keep fit activities.
It is jointly responsible along with the Aubière local authority for managing the Emile Pladner gymnasium.
It is jointly responsible for managing the Auvergne tennis league facilities.
It uses facilities belonging to the Clermont community: Coubertin and Chamalières swimming pools, Artenium centre (Ceyrat)
It uses facilities belonging to the city of Clermont: Les Cézeaux and Philippe Marcombes stadiums, etc.
Voluntary practice
Elective modules/ECTS
Competitive practice and SHBN
Autonomous practice
What is the SUAPS? SUAPS can be described as...
...an acronym
SUAPS means "University Physical and Sporting Activities Service".
It is the Sports Service for the Clermont universities and engineering schools (UCA, SIGMA, Ecole d’Architecture, Vetagro).
...a team of staff
Ten Physical Education teachers and a number of freelance teachers are responsible for organising and running the sports activities on offer.
They are hired based on their specific skills and are often specialised in the activities they teach.
Despite this, they are committed to a sport-for-all approach, particularly with regard to beginners and the least sporty among us.
...a service
Service available to students as well as university staff
Reduced cost
...a range of sporting activities
Over 30 activities proposed.
Various times available (evening, daytime, lunchtime, weekend)
...a full set of university sports facilities
The SUAPS is responsible for managing the university sports facilities.
It has a stadium comprising two gymnasiums (the "Gymnase" and the "HaIle"), a climbing wall, a dojo, a dance studio, a gym, a fitness room (the "Annexe"), tennis courts, a synthetic football pitch and a park for athletics and keep fit activities.
It is jointly responsible along with the Aubière local authority for managing the Emile Pladner gymnasium.
It is jointly responsible for managing the Auvergne tennis league facilities.
It uses facilities belonging to the Clermont community: Coubertin and Chamalières swimming pools, Artenium centre (Ceyrat)
It uses facilities belonging to the city of Clermont: Les Cézeaux and Philippe Marcombes stadiums, etc.
...roles and responsibilities/project
...history
...articles of association, reference texts
Find out more
Inscription
For students and staff:
https://suaps.uca.fr/
https://suaps.uca.fr/