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Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organisation. Our mission is to represent international students, thus providing opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of ”Students Helping Students”. At the moment the ESN network consists of 42 countries and 525+ local sections.
In Utrecht, we have one of these spectacular local sections, which is run by the ESN Utrecht Executive Board. The board consists of six students who work full-time in order to provide the best possible experience for international students in our city. We offer a wide range of activities, suitable for everyone: from workshops, sporty activities, trips in the Netherlands, weekends abroad and not to forget our great parties, pub quizzes, charity- and career-events! Currently, we have 11 committees in ESN Utrecht, made up of over 100 committee members who work part-time to make all these great events happen.
At ESN Utrecht you can meet local students as well as international students from all over the world. We also offer help with practical information, housing, transportation and generally finding your way in and around Utrecht.
Are you finishing up your studies, thinking of doing a gap year or just looking for a new challenge to take on this year? Do you want to get to know other cultures and people from all around the world and do you want to develop your personal and professional skills? Then the board of ESN Utrecht might be the perfect opportunity for you!
In addition, when you become a member of ESN Utrecht, you receive lovely local discounts in and around Utrecht, but also national and international discounts at a variety of shops, clubs, café’s, hostels and more.
ESN Utrecht is a student organisation for ALL international students in Utrecht. Click on the button below, to find out more about several topics relevant to international students coming or living in Utrecht!
Sport infrastructures are finally open again after a year of being closed due to Covid-19. To most of us, this means we no longer have to work out in our living rooms, somewhere between the couch and the coffee table.
After a little break we’re back with another story that’ll hopefully inspire you to explore the option of going on an exchange abroad. This week we’re traveling back to Eastern Europe, with its authentic culture and beautiful surroundings. Our destination;
