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Before arrival

We provide relevant information to incoming exchange students

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Buddy program

We pair Czech and exchange students

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Activities & Events

We organise language programs, country presentations, trips, sports and many other activities

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This is how we integrate exchange students into life in the Czech Republic & create surroundings where different cultures meet and foreign and Czech students get to know each other

Upcoming events

    1. Thursday
    2. 8
    3. October
    4. 18:00

    💃🏻Free Dance Lessons With ESN –⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Jive🕺🏻

    Did you know that dancing is almost obligatory in the Czech Republic? Everybody takes classes at high school and each school has their dancing ball (also CTU of course!). Feel free to join us and try several dances like Walz, Blues, Jive, Cha-cha, Rumba, Salsa…

    On this lesson you're going to learn Jive

    Please reserve your spot here in advance, capacity is limited ⬇️

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    1. Thursday
    2. 8
    3. October
    4. 20:00

    ESN Beer Pong 🍺

    Beer Pong is all set for Thursday!!!
    Free beer for all students playing the game! 🍻 Hurry up and register to secure your spot! ⏰

    ‼️ Limited Registration: 32 teams, 3-4 people per team. Only the captain of each team should register!

    💵 Price: 200 CZK / team – you can pay in advance in the ESN Point, or on the spot (cash).

    Big Trophy and free beer Vouchers for the winners!

    Even if you're not playing, you're still welcome to join! 🎉

    📍Location - ISC Hub, Masaryk dorm

    See you there! 🥳

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    1. Saturday
    2. 10
    3. October
    4. 8:15

    Inside Terezín: Exploring the Fortress, Ghetto, and Hidden History

    Explore the history of Terezin with us!

    Have you ever thought about visiting concentration camps? Getting to witness a deeply moving historical site that preserves the memory of World War II, the Holocaust, and the victims of the Nazi regime is possible in a little town close to Prague.

    The Nazis used Terezín as a massive propaganda tool. They dressed it up as a "retirement settlement" or spa town for elderly, disabled, or prominent Jews to hide the reality of the genocide from the International Red Cross.

    Because the camp held many celebrated European artists, writers, musicians, and intellectuals, a secret underground cultural life flourished. Inmates secretly gave lectures, wrote poetry, composed music, and created powerful artwork that documented the grim reality of the ghetto, preserving their human dignity amid unimaginable suffering.

    Come investigate such a historical place with us!

    💸 Transportation, tours and lunch is included in the price! 
    💳 Please bring your ISIC card with you!
    📍 We'll meet 10.10. at 8:15 in Metro Letňany E4!

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See what past exchange students said about us

Sergio Martín

I have a lot of good memories of the Czech Technical University (CTU), but the first thing I have to emphasize is the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). Due to the nice and friendly atmosphere I could feel since the beginning.

I decided to help them with the organization of some activities like the orientation week, language meetings, sport events or trips. I’ve also been teaching my Spanish language to other students!

It has been an unbelievable experience for me that I recommend to every Erasmus student for sure!

Sergio Martín, Spain

Mikel Ogueata

Joining ESN CTU in Prague allowed me many things. At the beginning of the semester, it helped me with getting to know new people from all over the world. I started learning German (with a very nice teacher) in the Masarykova dormitory, I discovered lots of new places in Prague by attending the Café Lingea meetings, where my language skills were tested, and I learned to play voleyball.

I still keep many friends who I have visited/hosted after my Erasmus. That's one of the things I am most proud of – to be able to keep these friendships through time.

My advice for those starting an Erasmus is clear: Join ESN as soon as you get there, you won't regret it.

Mikel Ogueta, Spain