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AEGEE’s Night of the Seven Antennae wins the National Charlemagne Youth Prize in Bulgaria

March 15, 2016

The Night of the Seven Antennae, the AEGEE-Europe project that connected the AEGEE locals in seven different European cities in April 2015, has been selected as national winner of the Charlemagne Youth Prize 2016 in Bulgaria, represented by AEGEE-Sofia. The Bulgarian jury, formed by the Members of the European Parliament Eva Paunova (EPP), Svetoslav Malinov… » read more

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Startup Europe’s MY-WAY project invites key players of the startup ecosystem to join its second Stakeholder Meeting

January 15, 2016

The Startup Europe initiative MY-WAY is going to host its second Stakeholder Meeting on the 26th of January at the Management Centre Europe in Brussels. MY-WAY is an ambitious two-year project with the goal to enhance and improve the collaboration and efforts of web entrepreneurship initiatives, web business experts and educational actors in the benefit… » read more

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The key findings of the MY-WAY survey on web entrepreneurship support for young adults

September 11, 2015

MY-WAY, the two-year project which set out to improve the startup ecosystem for students in Europe, just released a research study based on its recent online survey for young adults and on face-to-face interviews with student support centres. The survey and interviews were implemented to identify the needs and capabilities of the student networks and… » read more

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Key to Europe

This blog features reactions on current happenings in Europe, shares visions of Europe, AEGEE's achievements & the opinions of its members.

AEGEE (Association des États Généraux des Étudiants de l’Europe) is one of Europe’s biggest interdisciplinary student organisations. As a non-governmental, politically independent, and non-profit organisation AEGEE is open to students and young people from all faculties and disciplines. Founded in 1985 in Paris, today AEGEE has grown to a Network of 13000 friends, present in 200 cities in 40 countries all over Europe.

AEGEE puts the idea of a unified Europe into practice. Operating without a national level, AEGEE brings 13000 students from 40 different countries directly in touch with each other.

What AEGEE does?

Find out more: www.aegee.org


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