Applications for the European Students' Assembly 2025 are open until December 1st.
The fourth edition of the European Students' Assembly will bring together university students from the various alliances of European universities, with the aim of debating and drawing up political recommendations on eight topics related to the future of Europe.
The assembly will take place at the European Parliament in Strasbourg from May 26 to 28, 2025.
The topics under discussion will be mental health; climate and environmental policies; artificial intelligence; innovation; education; housing; inequalities; and diversity.
Why take part?
Taking part in this event gives students the opportunity to:
-Represent the voices of students from different countries, scientific areas and levels of education
-Collaborate with colleagues from other European University Alliances to strengthen the student community in Europe
Contribute to the creation of processes aimed at reducing the distance between European citizens and political decision-makers.
-Interact with European politics and contribute to the regeneration of democracy at various levels - local, national and European.
Who can apply?
Taking part in this event gives students the opportunity to:
-Represent the voices of students from different countries, scientific areas and educational degrees
-Collaborate with colleagues from other European University Alliances to strengthen the student community in Europe
Contribute to the creation of processes aimed at reducing the distance between European citizens and political decision-makers.
-Interact with European politics and contribute to the regeneration of democracy at various levels - local, national and European.
Who can apply?
Students of any nationality, field of study or level of education (from second year undergraduate to doctorate) can apply, as long as they are part of one of the 64 European University Alliances. Students from the Portuguese Catholic University are eligible, as UCP is part of Transform4Europe.
Before applying, students should read the regulations carefully.
