• European Pharmaceutical Students’ Association (EPSA) 

  www.epsa-online.org

• • Maintain a permanent web of contact and exchange of information for and between pharmacy students and their representative organizations
  • Develop of consensus of opinion between European pharmacy students on Pharmaceutical Education and on other issues relevant to their interests and the profession of pharmacy
  • Increase the mobility of European pharmacy students particularly for periods of academic, practical or research work abroad
  • Develop and organize activities supported by the above opinions which serve to increase the pharmacy students and the profession
  • Organize events in accordance with the specifications of the Regulations, standing Orders and handbook of the Association
  • Support and/or organize any other activities deemed to be in line with EPSA’s aims

• European Dental Students’ Association (EDSA)

  www.edsaweb.org/

EDSA represent the dental students in the European region. The goals of the organisation are to inform students about E.C organisation and politics in relation to detistry, to promote exchange programs and encourage students to take part in them, to encourage national dental students associations to co-operate on national level and to create possibilities to meet each other on an individual level.

Twice a year, all the delegates of EDSA come together to brainstorm on new projects. Furthermore, they also discuss dental politics, social and domestic affairs.

EMSA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with EDSA in August 2011.

• European Law Students’ Association (ELSA)

  www.elsa.org

ELSA-activities comprise a large variety of academic and professional events that are organised to fulfil the vision of ELSA and in order to provide their members opportunities to enhance their skills and to interact with each other. Furthermore ELSA provides its member opportunities to develop their skills throught a traineeship programme as well as trought their publications.

EMSA and ELSA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in July 2011 and in October 2011, the first International Congress in Medicine and Law took place in Istanbul, as a result of cooperation between the two organisations.

• Informal Forum of International Student Organisations (IFISO)

  www.ifiso.org 

IFSO is an informal forum for international officers of non-political and not-for-profit international (worldwide, european, etc.) students-run organizations. Currently the IFISO network consists of multi-disciplinary mix of 27 such NGOs, covering more than 2 million students all together.

While not being a formal entity (no by-laws, no obligations, no fees, no official spokespersons or officers, etc.), IFISO as an informal forum is still quite influential because it creates the necessary environment for international student organizations to collaborate on all possible levels in order to strengthen their capacities through knowledge sharing and identification of synergies.

• International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA)       

  www.ifmsa.org 

IFMSA is a non-governmental organization representing associations of medical students. The mission statement of IFMSA reads, "Our mission is to offer future physicians a comprehensive introduction to global health issues. Through our programming and opportunities, we develop culturally sensitive students of medicine, intent on influencing the trans-national inequalities that shape the health of our planet."

The main activities of IFMSA are student exchanges and different projects. IFMSA organizes projects, programs, seminars and workshops on areas of public health, medical education, reproductive health and human rights and peace. The goals of the Federation are to serve society and medical students all over the world through its member organisations, providing a link between members, medical students' associations and international organisations, and to encourage co-operation between them for the ultimate benefit of society.

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