The European Student Think Tank (EST) is an International Organization that involves young people in the European policy-making process and promotes the values of the European Union and Human Rights.

EST, (founded in 2010 and present in the 5 continents), is run by young people and for young people through events organizations, European affairs analysis, and working with a network of Ambassadors, who represent the EST across Europe. The approach is to build bridges between the EU and youth is based on three pillars: - Organizing activities tailored to their national context and cultivating integration among EU students. That liaises with civil society and institutions to collaborate - EST publications, enabling youth to express their views and providing a plat­form for student-led discussions. Every year, the EST publishes the European Policy Review, a peer-reviewed journal con­taining aca­demic papers on a wide range of top­ics related to European Union policy - EST Working Groups conduct research on Environment, Security and Defense, Gender Equality, Youth Employment, Migration, and Public Policy, and Health. By integrating a multinational research team, the EST is positioned to issue a pan-European analysis on the aforementioned areas. Over 2016 the EST hosted a series of debates in the European Parliament in Brussels, in which we invited young people to discuss with policy-makers, diplomats, and politicians on issues ranging from youth engagement in European Politics and EU careers to gender equality and migration. In 2020, the EST co-organized a full day of virtual activities on Europe Day ranging from European musical shows to roundtables and debates. Do you like to become part of the network of Ambassadors in more than 35 countries? Spring Call is open until the 1st of February. Read more on the EST Webpage.