Start an Association!

Do you want to start a non-profit organization/association? We will offer you advice and support in the process. Email programchef@af.lu.se to book an appointment and discuss your opportunities and ideas!

Do you want to know what committees and associations already exist? Check that out here:

 

 
 

Co-operative Associations

Do you feel like something is missing from the current associations in Lund? Perhaps it is you who should start that association! Or you’re finding yourself just in the startup of a new organization. With us, you can join as a Co-operative Association.

This is what you need in your application:

  • The Student Association’s statutes

  • A written statement of purpose where the aim of the Student Association is made clear

  • A general activity plan for the coming year

  • A list over the Student Association’s board, complete with names, social security numbers (personnummer), phone numbers, and e-mail addresses

  • A list with all members’ names and social security number (personnummer)

What do you receive as a co-operative association?

  • Links to the student association’s website on AF’s website

  • Possibility to administer their own user profile to the calendar at Studentlund

  • Marketing in AF’s channels and in the newsletter to the Academic Society’s supporting members

  • Twice per semester the opportunity to book Athens for free, according to the rules of AF’s internal operations, with the option to book more times with the agreement of the Presidency

  • Access to use the Edilkammaren as a meeting room without charge, under the rules that are in place for AF’s internal operations

  • A space at Hälsningsgillet (the Welcoming Expo), under the same conditions as for committees and Recognised Associations

  • Support of the Student Association through the help of AF’s resources such as marketing and dissemination of information

 

Recognised Associations

There are currently about 30 Recognised Associations in the Academic Society that widens the perspective and diversity in Lund’s student life. The associations are independent and are run by students for students. If you are in an association that is not a part of AF, you can apply to become a Recognised Association. You do this by reaching out to AF’s Presidency. Below you’ll find information that should be included in the application.

This should be included in the application:

  • The Student Association’s statutes

  • A written statement of purpose where the aim of the Student Association is made clear

  • A general activity plan for the coming year

  • An annual report for the past operational year

  • Evidence/extract of the decision to apply to become a Recognised Association

  • A list over the Student Association’s board, complete with names, social security numbers (personnummer), phone numbers, and e-mail addresses

  • A list with all members’ names and social security number (personnummer)

What do you receive as a recognised association?

  • Subsidies in the rents of the AF-borgen after the AF Board has proposed a subsidy-plan

  • Links to the student association’s website on AF’s website

  • Possibility to administer their own user profile to the calendar at Studentlund

  • Ticket sales at subsidized rates through AF’s committee Studentinfo

  • Access to a printer for printing in color in A4/A3 at AF’s office (pay for cost yourself)

  • Marketing in AF’s channels and in the newsletter to the Academic Society’s supporting members

  • Fully subsidized rent for the venue “Athen” during evenings, Monday - Thursday

  • Access to use the Edilkammaren as a meeting room without charge, under the rules that are in place for AF’s internal operations

  • Reduced price during the participation in Hälsningsgillet (the Welcome Expo) (100% reduction atm)

  • Support of the Student Association through the help of AF’s resources such as marketing and dissemination of information