Erasmus Student Network UofG

 

Discovering the world is easier than you think with the Erasmus Student Network (ESN) at the University of Glasgow!

 

ESN UofG is a student-led society that supports international students, exchange students, and those returning from time abroad. It offers a welcoming community and regular opportunities for cultural exchange, social integration, and global connection. From seasonal activities and study events to cultural visits and charity initiatives, ESN UofG creates inclusive, meaningful experiences that promote internationalism on campus.

 

 

How to get involved?

 

  • Find your local section, follow them on social media, join their group chats to start meeting students, and attend their events.
  • An ESN card entitles you to discounts to a range of services, such as FlixBus & Ryanair.
  • When you return to Glasgow, join the UofG section and even apply to join the committee. Returning students often find that getting involved with ESN UofG helps ease the transition back to university life, offering purpose, connection, and a chance to remain engaged with international cultures.

 

ESN UofG is part of the wider ESN network:

 

  • Present in 47 countries, with 15,000+ volunteers supporting over 50,000 students
  • Local level (like ESN UofG): Organises events, welfare initiatives, and student support
  • National level: Coordinates 15 UK sections, manages partnerships and funding
  • International level: Oversees the network, collaborates with EU institutions, and offers leadership opportunities

 

ESN empowers students to embrace global perspectives, contribute to inclusive mobility, and become active members of an international community — working under the motto: Students Helping Students.

 

ESN UofG Committee 

President Anna George
Vice-President Ellie Black
Treasurer Amy Hutchison
Secretary Catherine Mole
Communications Manager Daisy Strachan
Events Manager Nathan Moore
Welfare Officer Gabriella Blomberg
Welfare Officer Renate Stamatiadi
Causes Officer James Grant
Causes Officer Amy French