Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is one of the largest student organisations in Europe. It exists in over 100 higher education institutions, in over 40 countries.
Erasmus Student Network Bulgaria (ESN) was founded in 2008 and today is present in several cities in the country and has 11 local sections with active volunteers, among which is ESN UACEG.
In its 35-year history, ESN has helped over 350,000 local and international students before, during and after Erasmus+ mobility. Today the organisation has more than 15 000 active members who are volunteers. It is a non-governmental organisation based on established and well-established values that are a hallmark of Erasmus programmes, and it is the only one authorised by the European Union for its activities.
All organisations imitating the activities of the ECN, its logo, ideas and impersonations are not endorsed by us and have nothing to do with the organisation. Any activities that are organised by copycat organisations or with similar activities that are not ECN do not work with the University and we cannot guarantee your safety with them. The International Department and the ESN work directly with each other and every activity, activity and event of the ESN is under the knowledge and control of the partner universities. The organisation is voluntary and the volunteers involved do not benefit financially from their activities. The ECN is based on the idea "Students helping students" and is completely voluntary. All funds raised are used entirely for the activities of the organisation and nothing beyond that. Any excursion or other event taking place outside the city where the ECN is based, organised for Erasmus students, is carried out in partnership with a professional travel company in order to ensure maximum safety during the trip for all students involved. During the organisation of this type of activity, no expense is spared in terms of insurance, accommodation and other types of mandatory elements for the organisation of the trip. ESN strictly observes the safety rules required by the EU and ESN International.
ESN has published a guide for students - "Erasmus: A Complete Guide" - https://www.esn.org/news/erasmus-guide The guide offers useful information for students at all three stages - before, during and after Erasmus+ mobility.
ESN UACEG is a non-governmental organisation whose main aim is to support students at UACEG going or coming on Erasmus+ mobility.
You can get in touch with UACEG students who have done Erasmus+ mobility through their organisation ESN UACEG at uaceg@esnbg.org or through their Facebook page.
