One year of ESNblog
It's our birthday! Here are some of the topics that mattered to us in the past year.
How do you measure a year in a blog’s life? On our first anniversary, let’s have a look at what we’ve talked about since we launched on the 3rd of April in 2016!
We’ve done our best to help you make the most of your Erasmus…
7 reasons to befriend international students - or to become one!
… and to recover when it’s over
Post-Erasmus Depression? Be gone!
We believe that Erasmus can change your life…
What to expect when you’re exchanging
… and that ESN can make it even better
7 reasons why joining ESN is the worst thing you can do
Fantastic soft skills and where to find them
We want to share the love...
...and make sure we get more stories like this!
Long distance relationships during Erasmus - 7 tips on how to make it!
We believe that we can make a difference…
SocialErasmus: bringing a smile on children’s faces
… and that there’s no stopping us!
No limits - only possibilities
Volunteers: Heroes of the modern age
It's time to start another great year of telling the stories of the Erasmus generation!
 Almost everyone at some point has to face the pain of losing a friend. And when it comes to a friend from a distance, the pain is more different. |
 So, you’re moving to a new city to study. Congrats! Studying abroad is so much fun and can open so many doors for you in the future. But you already know all of that. Let’s get down to the important stuff – what on earth do you do when you arrive? |
 Erasmus stands for having a whole lot of fun and making lifelong memories, while studying abroad with people from different cultural backgrounds, but what happens when there’s a global pandemic? |
 Your Erasmus is about to start, and you can’t help but get more and more nervous. You have heard all of those great stories from your friends that have already been abroad, but things are different this year. |
 Categories: Let's make this year's Mental Health Day the day we tear down the walls that separate us from our fellows, let us connect through our diversity and build new bridges. We are a singularity divided into 7 billion bodies. |
 We have all been there: getting into a new environment and not knowing anything about it. There are two ways to handle it - which one will you choose? |
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