You learn what the curriculum doesn't teach
Leading a team, speaking in public, writing projects, negotiating with partners, running a budget.
You don't need experience, you don't need to be in a senior year, and you don't need to know upfront what you want to do. You just need to want to get involved.
Leading a team, speaking in public, writing projects, negotiating with partners, running a budget.
EMSA Europe assemblies, twinnings with other faculties, delegations and exchanges.
Health campaigns in schools, funds for the children at “Louis Țurcanu” Hospital, programmes for high-schoolers.
Colleagues from every year and every track who want the same things you do.
Recruitment, onboarding new volunteers, teambuildings, keeping people engaged.
Communications, social media, project promotion and press relations.
Sponsors, partnerships, budgets, and everything else that keeps projects running.
Twinnings, EMSA Europe assemblies, exchanges and delegations.
Visual identity, posters and graphic materials for EMSA projects and events.
Projects and activities for students in physiotherapy, nutrition and dietetics, and general nursing.
Fill in the form when we open recruitment, usually at the start of each semester.
A short, informal interview so we can see which department suits you best.
You join a department, get a mentor, and dive into your first project.
For projects that already exist, you can only apply to coordinate if you have volunteered on that project at least once. It isn't a formality: someone who has been through the project knows what carrying it takes. For new projects, applications are open to anyone.