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Learn more about ESN Uni Turku
Learn more about ESN Uni Turku
Who are we?
Who are we?
ESN Uni Turku ry is a student organisation for exchange & international students, Erasmus+ volunteers or interns in Turku, and internationally-minded/-experienced Finns. The association was founded in 1994 with the mission to bring together an international community on campuses, and to create surroundings where different cultures meet, foreign and local students are connected. We aim to monitor the interests of our students, maintain student culture, and organise events and activities for all.
The overall structure
Every person with an active ESN Uni Turku membership is eligible for
More information?
More information?
Association Rules - English.pdfAssociation's statutes
Association's statutes
The Rules of the association consist into the document defining the association. They make and frame the association in terms of purpose, structure, members, and administrative requirements.
The members of the association acknowledge and agree to the statutes of the association when they become members.
Amendments on the association statutes are only possible through a made by a majority of at least three quarters (3/4) of the votes cast at the association's general meeting (Statutes §16).
The code of conduct
The code of conduct
The Code of Conduct frames the behaviour of the members of the association and of any person attending any event organised or co-organised by the association.
Every new member agrees to follow the Code of Conduct when becoming a member of the association.
Code of Conduct of ESN Uni Turku - Spring 2024.pdfPrivacy Policy - ESN Uni Turku.pdfPrivacy Policy
Privacy Policy
The Privacy Policy documents the processing of data collection and handling by ESN Uni Turku.
It provides additional context and rights to members and people attending events from which data is collected at any point.
The major points being the collection of the full names and residences of the members following the §11 of the Finnish Association Act.
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