This discipline is a way of recognising and valuing students' commitment and all their extra-curricular activities. It aims to promote student involvement in the life of the institution, or more broadly in society, in a spirit of openness, solidarity and responsibility.

This discipline concerns students who are

• have been elected to one of the institution's governing bodies ;
• who are already involved in community life or who wish to embark on a community adventure;
• supporting foreign students during their studies;
• supporting students with disabilities during their studies;
• carrying out a civic service mission that is not already validated as a work placement in their course.

This course combines theoretical knowledge of musicology (musical analysis, music history, organology, etc.) and related disciplines (art history, literature, sociology, etc.) with practical skills in both the written (programme notes, concert or recording reviews, exhibition design and production, etc.) and spoken (concert presentations or concert-readings, lecture-workshops, interviews, radio broadcasts, etc.) domains.) and oral skills (concert presentations or concert-readings, lecture-workshops, interviews, radio broadcasts, etc.) in order to prepare students professionally for careers in the transmission of musical culture to a variety of audiences and individuals (apart from music teaching).