Page 19 - Guide for International Students

“It is good that Tallinn University has a tutor system, they where the first people I met here and they helped with almost everything.”
(Student from Poland)
tallinn univerSity
international Club (iC)
The International Club is an organisation for all the international students of Tallinn University. It was created in 2006 in order to organise social events and provide support to the international students during their studies at Tallinn Univer- sity. The International Club operates under the Tallinn University Student Union and is also a section of the Erasmus Student Network.
The IC consists of voluntary tutors - local students who help international students settle in to the academic environment at the university and life in Tallinn in general. All international
students can apply for a tutor (www.tlu.ee/ tutors), whose work starts from the moment s/he sends the first welcome e-mail and ends in the middle of the semester (October 18 in Autumn Semester and March 20 in Spring Semester). During the semester, tutors organise trips and events to introduce Estonia and its culture.
Address:
Narva Road 29, Silva building, room S-139
E-mail: ic@esindus.ee
www.esindus.ee/ic
eraSmuS Student netWorK
tallinn (eSn tallinn)
ESN Tallinn is a non-profit organisation based on the idea of students helping students. ESN Tallinn unites and organises events for Erasmus and exchange students from eight universities and higher education institutions in Tallinn. ESN Tallinn is part of the Erasmus Student Network that is present in 37 countries all over Europe and has more than 430 sections. Five sections are located in Estonia.
ESN Tallinn has around 30 active members from different universities in Tallinn who organise various events throughout the whole semester. Events like Quiz Tournament and Movie Nights are taking place every month, trips to Lapland and St Petersburg are organised every semester. International students can join ESN Sea Battle, opera and ballet visits, sports events (curling,
bicycle trip, bowling, ice skating, football, etc.), Orientation Week at the beginning of every semester with tours and games in the city, ESN Diary project, have occasional parties, plus free tickets to dance performances and football matches. ESN Tallinn is also involved in social projects such as ExchangeAbility and SocialEr- asmus.
If you are an Erasmus or exchange student in Tallinn and you are interested in taking part in the events or organising something yourself, contact ESN Tallinn at esnt@esn.ee and do not forget to visit the web page www.esn.ee/tallinn.
Address: Raekoja plats 16 (Town Hall Square), 3rd floor, 10146 Tallinn, Estonia
Facebook: ESN Tallinn and Twitter: esntallinn