Call: European Student Assembly 2025

EUC Voices project is now an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships project co-funded in 2023 by the European Commission.

The project primarily focuses on promoting active European citizenship which is implemented through 3 main activities: European Student Assembly (ESA), Ambassadors Forum and EUC Alumni Network. It is launching the fourth edition (#ESA25) that will bring a new generation of EUAs students together.

Participants will debate and draft policy recommendations on 8 topics related to the future of Europe and essential for students. This several month project will culminate with a deliberative assembly gathering at the European Parliament in Strasbourg from 26 to 28 May 2025. Dissemination events will be organized during the following weeks.

• Applications are open to students from all nationalities, fields and levels of study from the second year of Bachelor to PhD.
• In order to participate, students must be registered in a higher education institution belonging to one of the 64 European Universities Alliances.
• Students who never participated in ESA are welcome to apply as participant and/or panel coordinator.
• Students who participated in the first, second or third edition of ESA as participants may only apply as panel coordinators.
• Students who participated in the first, second or third edition of ESA as coordinators cannot apply anymore.
• Faculty members are not eligible except for PhD candidates.

What are you gaining from an event like this one?

• You will have the opportunity to voice the opinion of EUA students from different countries, backgrounds, fields and levels of study, all recruited for their engagement and motivation.
• You will be fostering the student community-building across the EUAs.
• You will advocate for deliberative processes in an annual pan-European assembly as a way to reduce the gap between citizens and decision-makers.
• You will get involved in European politics at local, national, European level and in order to regenerate European democracy.