Student Networks
Alumni for Europe - interactive student network
The Alumni for Europe Network (AfE), established by the Tempus Public Foundation (TPF), is an interactive network of students who have participated in European education or training programmes co-ordinated by the TPF.
The Alumni for Europe Network aims at
- giving assistance to Erasmus, CEEPUS, Erasmus Mundus, Comenius, Leonardo or World-Language grant-holders in building an interactive network,
- helping foreign grant-holders in Hungary get used to this country and enjoy their scholarship by organizing programmes and events,
- letting foreign student and Hungarian students to get to know each other’s cultures and provide an opportunity to learn foreign languages from one another,
- contributing to the employment of graduate students by advising and by establishing contact with employers,
- helping future scholars with orientation and training in their preparation for their studies,
- giving information about educational and training programmes coordinated by TPF, and about further potential scholarships.
Join us now and become an active member of our network:
Don’t forget that Alumni for Europe membership is free of charge.
For further information: alumni@tpf.hu, +36 1 237 1300.
Erasmus Students Network
Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is one of the biggest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe, founded in 1989 with the aim of supporting and developing student exchange. ESN is present in 361 higher education institutions from 34 countries. The network is constantly developing and expanding. 17 Hungarian universities are members of the network.
More information: www.esn.org, www.esn.hu
Student Councils (Hallgatói önkormányzat)
Student councils are organizations representing the interests of students in higher education through student representatives elected by the students. Every institution has a student council and its main task is to represent the interests of students within the councils of the institution, to harmonize expectations between students and teachers, to organize cultural and community events, to help students in finding accommodation and jobs, and to provide legal advice.
www.hook.hu
National Federation of PhD. Students (DOSZ)
PhD students have student status but their organization is an independent national federation financed via membership fees. Its goal is to become a professional platform for all PhD students. Since 1997 they have had regular conferences, organised annually, at which young scientists and researchers have been able to present their latest research and findings.
www.phd.hu
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