The Academic Center for International Relations is the student representative body of the School. Its objective is to represent the student body to the administration by communicating collective demands and to other student organizations, both within and outside of FGV. It seeks to enrich the undergraduate experience by providing academic opportunities beyond those offered by the School and promoting a more welcoming environment through initiatives that foster integration among students.

FGV Global is a student organization that stands out for thinking globally and acting locally. Guided by the shared interest of its members in international affairs, the organization promotes training and events focused on themes such as politics, negotiation, and management, addressing them from an international perspective. In this way, FGV Global aims to disseminate the knowledge acquired by students of the Getulio Vargas Foundation, while also positively impacting its surroundings and the community in which it is located. 

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EXPORI Jr. is a junior consulting firm formed by students from FGV in São Paulo, focusing on foreign trade. The organization provides consulting services to companies that wish to expand their businesses and benefit from international trade. 

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The student representation organization of the São Paulo School of Business Administration (FGV EAESP) and the São Paulo School of Economics (FGV EESP) of the Getulio Vargas Foundation.

Founded in 1956, DAGV is located on the 1st floor of the FGV building and its history is mixed with the Administration course and Student Movement in the country.
The pioneering spirit of the faculty is inseparable from the active and purposeful role characteristic of the Academic Directory. DAGV's participation in decision-making bodies is unparalleled in scope to other institutions. In addition to academic proposals, DAGV is famous for the importance and renown of its large projects and events.

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The Getulio Vargas Academic Athletic Association (AAAGV) was founded in 1987 and currently offers more than 19 sports to FGV students, being one of the largest athletic associations in the State of São Paulo. 

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The Collective has the role of evidencing feminism by calling attention to each act in the expectation of saying "enough" to the oppression suffered by women, understanding that stopping oppressive behaviors becomes possible when oppression is perceived, disseminated and deconstructed.

CANDACES has as a priority the internal training of members, the interaction with the GVnian community and the relationship with other movements for the expansion of women’s issues in other university contexts and in society as a whole. The training includes reading texts with discussions, debates on suggested topics, conducting research and studies that address feminism.

Female oppression is very common in the university environment, as is the delegitimization of women who are oppressed. We hold events with specialists, exhibit materials that address the theme and carry out interventions (intelligent, informative, creative, shocking, funny, artistic, among others) in the GVnian daily life. We work on the institutionalization of the theme in the daily life of FGV, either through internal policies to protect the worker or student, insertion of the theme academically and institutionalization of the collective itself. For the group, it is important to exchange experiences with all the other agents involved in this struggle, including other collectives (university students or not), unions, research centers, NGOs, Secretariats, among others, for dialogue and positioning in society.

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Founded on November 8, 2011, we are a student association with the aim of promoting respect for human diversity, be it sexuality, gender identity or corporeality. Our mission is to promote a culture of appreciation and respect for differences, making them sources of inclusion in the FGV community.

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We are a black collective of FGV from SP. We propose to build a more welcoming environment for black men and women in the institution through discussion, intervention, mobilization and awareness of all about the importance of respecting the black population.

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Non-profit project, founded in 2013, created and managed by undergraduate students in Public Administration at Fundação Getulio Vargas. Its goal is to offer a totally free pre-university entrance course to low-income students who have completed or are attending the third year of high school in public schools. Thus, the intention is to increase the opportunity for this public to enter higher education.

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Student entity linked to the Getulio Vargas Foundation, managed by students from the college itself and open to courses at FGV from SP. The entity carries out projects related to social responsibility. The aim is to bring students closer to Brazilian society through real experiences that break the isolation of young people in relation to reality, created by the format of traditional teaching.

We start from the premise that the Foundation is a center of excellence in the training of future leaders of Brazilian society. Thus, we believe in the potential of young people as an agent of social transformation and we hope that students are aware of their own capacity for change. Aiming to achieve its objectives, the entity carries out projects related to environmental and social sustainability, unfolding in lectures, debates and interventions in the faculty and in the community.

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Cooperative incubator founded in 2001 by FGV EAESP students and professors with the objective of building social technologies integrating academic knowledge with popular wisdom aiming at generating income and local economic development.

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Offers personalized strategic consulting projects, incorporating FGV’s technical quality and seeking to construct collaborations of knowledge with clients.

The Junior Company founded in 1988 has the mission of promoting the growth of young people capable of delivering impactful solutions by making it the challenge of each client.

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Student magazine founded in 1998, produced by students from the Business Administration, Public Administration, Law, Economics and International Relations schools at FGV from SP. Dedicated to the publication of content on subjects related to Fundação Getulio Vargas itself and to themes in the scope of politics, literature, cinema and other subjects.

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GV Cult, despite being commonly mistaken for an entity, is actually the Cultural Coordination Office of FGV-EAESP. We seek a dialogue with the space and with the students and staff of FGV-SP, aiming at the dissemination of culture through diverse initiatives, such as the promotion of literary gatherings, the organization of Art Week, and maintaining a close relationship with Cia da Gaivota, which originated from an initiative of the coordination office.

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Aims to foster the cycling movement within Brazilian universities.

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