
The Kourou 2026 IUT elections will be held on 19 May in Kourou and Cayenne to give students the chance to vote, express their views and influence university life by playing an active part in their institution's decisions and projects.
Why take part in the Kourou 2026 IUT elections?
The Kourou 2026 IUT elections are a key moment for all students. By voting, you choose your representatives. They will carry your voice to the university.
What's more, they take action on concrete issues. For example, they are involved in living conditions, infrastructure and educational projects. So your involvement has a direct impact on your day-to-day student life.
Finally, voting strengthens university democracy. The higher the turnout, the more legitimate and representative the decisions taken.
Polling date and locations
The elections will take place on Tuesday 19 May 2026. Two sites are open to facilitate participation by all students. In Kourou, go to 4 avenue du Bois Chaudat, meeting room, building G. In Cayenne, voting takes place at the Troubiran campus, building D, 1st floor, room 101.
Remember to check your polling place before D-day to avoid any confusion.
Who can vote?
All students registered at the university can take part in the Kourou 2026 IUT elections. This also includes continuing education students. To vote, you must present proof of identity. A student card or other official document will suffice. Without this document, you will not be able to vote.
How do I vote on election day?
The process is quick and easy. Go to your polling station on 19 May 2026. Then take a ballot paper and place it in the ballot box. It only takes a few minutes, but it has a real impact on the life of your school.
Voting by proxy: a practical solution
If you are unable to attend, you can vote by proxy. This solution allows you to take part despite your absence. You must request a form from the following address electionsiut2026@univ-guyane.fr, Please enclose proof of identity.
Then complete the document and appoint a proxy registered on the same electoral roll. Finally, send or hand in the completed form before 12 noon on the eve of the poll to the same email address.
On the day of the vote, the proxy must present valid identification.
How do I become a candidate?
The Kourou 2026 IUT elections are also an opportunity to get more involved. You can stand if you have ideas and projects to improve student life.
Applications must be submitted by noon on Thursday 7 May 2026. If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact the administration at the following address electionsiut2026@univ-guyane.fr.
By becoming a candidate, you play a direct role in your university's decisions.
Practical information to remember
Before you vote, check that you are registered on the electoral lists posted at the university. You can vote in person or by proxy, depending on your situation. Plan ahead to avoid any last-minute problems. For further information, contact the organisation at electionsiut2026@univ-guyane.fr.
The Kourou 2026 IUT elections are a vital opportunity for you to have your say and influence your student environment. Your vote or your candidacy can bring about changes to living conditions and university projects. Don't miss this opportunity: come and take an active part in the democratic life of your institution on 19 May 2026.
FAQ
When are the Kourou 2026 IUT elections?
The elections take place on Tuesday 19 May 2026. You can vote in Kourou or Cayenne, depending on your location.
What documents do I need to vote?
You must present valid identification. A student card or official document is accepted.
Can I vote by proxy?
Yes, you can vote by proxy. You need to make the request by email to electionsiut2026@univ-guyane.fr and meet deadlines.
Who can take part in the elections?
All students enrolled at the university may vote, including those on continuing education courses.
How do I become a candidate?
You must submit your application before noon on 7 May 2026. For help, contact electionsiut2026@univ-guyane.fr.
Why is voting important?
Voting allows you to influence university decisions. You elect representatives who defend your interests and improve your daily life.



