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ERASMUS
GENERATION
MEETING

Split, 16 - 19, April 2026

The idea

The Erasmus Generation Meeting (EGM) is the largest student-led conference in Europe, where the Erasmus Generation meets to learn and discuss the future of mobility in Europe and beyond. It involves local, national, and European institutions, Erasmus+ alumni, and student representatives from all over the world. Being the flagship project of the Erasmus Student Network (ESN), EGM embodies the essence of the organisation: it reflects its core values and mission, which are represented in every action ESN undertakes. EGM serves as a platform to showcase ESN's impact and identity to external audiences and local communities. It empowers young people by providing a space for their voices to be heard and actively contributes to the enhancement of student mobility across the continent and beyond.

EGM Split 2026

The event
The location
Split

The fifth edition of the Erasmus Generation Meeting, Europe’s largest student-led conference on the Internationalisation of Higher Education, focuses on Shaping Skills through Student Mobility. The event amplifies the Erasmus Generation’s role in shaping how competences are built through volunteering and student-led mobility, while advancing the impact and recognition of student engagement among key stakeholders.

EGM Split
EGM Split

A true treasure of the Adriatic coast, Split has a breath of history in every stone. It is a living, breathing relic in modern times, with its ancient walls, narrow alleys and sun-warmed rooftops all perfectly encapsulating the timelessness of this living symbol.

Split Riva
Split Riva

EGM Ancona 2025 after video

Erasmus Student Network

Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is the organiser of the Erasmus Generation Meeting and one of the biggest student associations in Europe. It was born on the 16th of October 1989 and has been supporting international students since then. ESN is present in more than 1,000 Higher Education Institutions in 46 countries. There are around 15,000 volunteers in the network supporting around 350,000 international students every year.