Making Erasmus generation feel closer to Sicilian culture - ESN Section in the Spotlight October 2019
The first ESN Section in the Spotlight of this academic year takes us to the capital of Sicily, in the south of Italy. This month, we’re diving into the history and mission of ESN Palermo.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture, Volunteering 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle Part 6 - Athens
After visiting Athens, you will soon become aware of why the ancient gods chose Greece as the place to practice their hedonistic lifestyle.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
Survival Guide for Winter Erasmus in the North
You are going on Erasmus in winter and have no idea what to expect? Then read this article if you want to get prepared for your next adventure in life!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
There's no such thing as too much of Erasmus
The story of Simon - a guy who has spent a total of 18 months on international exchanges - is a must-read if you are having doubts about going on your first Erasmus, or second, or third!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Back to University: Tips and Advice for your Exchange
It’s a time in your life where your main goal will be to enjoy life and explore the world. Don’t put pressure on yourself on what the end result should be like, as it’s something experienced differently by everyone.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
I ended up working in my Erasmus city
“Four years ago, I made a decision that changed my life forever: going on Erasmus to Brussels. Years later, I admit that Erasmus can change your life twice, even living both experiences in the same city!”Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Volunteering, Employability 
A Budget-Friendly Erasmus Experience
Saving money during exchange studies is not always easy, but is absolutely possible if you know the tips and tricks. Read this article and learn how to make your mobility budget-friendly!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Discovering your goals and pushing yourself forward? It’s called EVS!
Whether your EVS project turns out to be amazing or poor, there is no way you can lose this game! Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Volunteering 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle Part 5 - Brussels
The skills I have gained through this trip are uncountable. In this article, I would like to present to you how travelling, mobility and being part of something big can change your life. Our 5th stop was Brussels, where I instantly felt like I belong.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
Volunteering Makes The World Bigger
The most distinct influence volunteering activities have had on me is that they have pushed me to get out of my comfort zone and embrace the fear of the unknown, a fear everyone carries inside of them.Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
How to enjoy Madrid to the fullest!
Madrid is a city full of wonders! If you want to experience the wonderful city of Madrid, from its historical gems and world-class art, to the incredible parks, take notes! Here is a guide to enjoy Madrid like locals do.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
I voted. What happens now?
During the period leading up to the European elections on May 23rd - 26th, there was a massive wave of encouragement and positivity towards voting and being an active citizen. But how do we continue building what we started?Read moreCategories:
Culture 
Don’t stereotype me!
“A stereotype may be negative or positive, but even positive stereotypes present two problems: They are cliches, and they present a human being as far more simple and uniform than any human being actually is.” - Nancy KressRead moreCategories:
Culture 
Reflecting on Erasmus After 4 Years
Have you ever wondered how an Erasmus experience can affect you long-term? Here’s my story.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Roads to Erasmus vol.2.0
Different people have different stories to tell. Yet, when it comes to Erasmus, it seems like the conclusion is quite similar: just go for it!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle: Part 4 - Porto
My Erasmus destination, a colourful city with hospitable people and positive vibes, situated right by the Atlantic Ocean. A place where you will leave a piece of your heart and will always strive to come back. Welcome to Porto! Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
Home Is in the Small Things
When you move abroad for a definite shorter or indefinite longer time you will probably get homesick at one point. This is the time you start searching for a home in your own self.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle: Part 3 - Budapest
A magical city with breathtaking views, mesmerising sunsets and one of the most beautiful buildings in the world, not to mention tasty food and atmospheric bars. Welcome to Budapest!Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
Greetings from Romania, with Love and Stereotypes
If you’ve ever been displeased with the stereotypes connected to your nation, you should give this article a read. This is a light-hearted story about how nationality changes the way people perceive us, while also influencing how we perceive other people.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Social Inclusion 
You Grow When You Struggle
Sometimes we just feel like we need a change. To shake up the status quo. To challenge ourselves. Like I did, when I went on Erasmus to work as a language assistant for children.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus Pages
 Categories: The first ESN Section in the Spotlight of this academic year takes us to the capital of Sicily, in the south of Italy. This month, we’re diving into the history and mission of ESN Palermo. |
 After visiting Athens, you will soon become aware of why the ancient gods chose Greece as the place to practice their hedonistic lifestyle. |
 Categories: You are going on Erasmus in winter and have no idea what to expect? Then read this article if you want to get prepared for your next adventure in life! |
 Categories: The story of Simon - a guy who has spent a total of 18 months on international exchanges - is a must-read if you are having doubts about going on your first Erasmus, or second, or third! |
 Categories: It’s a time in your life where your main goal will be to enjoy life and explore the world. Don’t put pressure on yourself on what the end result should be like, as it’s something experienced differently by everyone. |
 Categories: “Four years ago, I made a decision that changed my life forever: going on Erasmus to Brussels. Years later, I admit that Erasmus can change your life twice, even living both experiences in the same city!” |
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