The Erasmus Student Network and StudentUniverse, a leading resource for student travel discounts, have renewed their successful partnership to provide international students studying abroad in Europe with greater access to discounted travel opportunities. StudentUniverse’s travel services team will also help ESN’s member organisations with group bookings to travel to ESN events worldwide. More...
The summer has officially left a mark on our calendars, so it only makes sense to introduce you to one of the warmest and friendliest European destinations. Please give a big, sweaty applause to our Section in the Spotlight of July: ESN Lisboa. More...
With the outcome of the UK's referendum on EU membership an unpleasant surprise for many across Europe, the Erasmus Student Network sets out the impact on Erasmus students and calls upon British and European stakeholders to protect and ensure the continuation of mobility programmes for youth. More...
A new era begins for students in Belarus. Belarusian Students' Association revives its activity by combining the experience of past generations with the energy of the new cohort of student activists.
Belarusian Students’ Association (BSA), which was founded in 1988, is the oldest youth organization in Belarus. BSA is the first and the only national student union, which represents Belarusian students in Europe. More...
The European Students Union (ESU) would like to express our sincerest disappointment with the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union. It is disconcerting to see that young people will have a future without the EU - one that they do not want, but that was decided by the baby-boomers, while 65% of young people voted to remain. More...
By Beckie Smith. In 2012, the Russian government announced a flagship internationalisation initiative to put Russian universities front and centre on the global stage. Nadezhda Polikhina, deputy executive director of the Project 5-100, talks about the programme’s successes so far, and some of the hurdles Russian universities have yet to overcome. More...
By Beckie Smith. In the aftermath of the UK’s historic EU referendum, universities in Europe have been caught up in the vacuum of uncertainty created by Brexit. Speaking with The PIE News, stakeholders discussed the likely fall in incoming UK students over the coming years but said they are hopeful that it could be offset by growing interest from students from other EU states. More...
By Beckie Smith. In a bid to entice more students from outside Europe to study in the EU, the European Commission has announced visa rules that will make it easier for non-EU students and researchers to work during their studies and to stay on after graduation. They will also facilitate greater freedom of movement for international students between EU countries. More...
By Sara Custer. Within the next five years, Germany could overtake the UK as Europe’s most popular study destination, in part driven by growing demand in India– now the fastest growing international student source country. More...
By Sara Custer. A survey of prospective international students has revealed that almost half would be less interested in studying in the UK if it were to leave the European Union. More...
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