European University Sports Association: 1999-2019 - Inspiring new generations of champions for two decades

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PARTNERS

Strengthening ties and cooperating with other organisations working in the

field of sport is essential for sustainable progress and development.

EUSA is proud of its existing network of
partners and is honoured to be associated
with some of the biggest and influential
sporting entities not only across Europe,
but the entire globe.

EUSA’s partners are a constant source of
help and support, aiding the association’s
goal of enhancing the quality of events
and initiatives while further developing
university sport as an integral part of a
student’s life.

From knowledge exchange and practical
assistance to the provision of personnel
and equipment at sporting events and
co-operation in various projects, EUSA’s
partners are a fundamental resource for
the association’s growth and continual
development.

With the list of partners ever-growing,
EUSA is proud to celebrate its 20th anni-
versary with the following list of partners:

International University Sport Federation

(FISU); African University Sport Federation

(FASU); Pan-American University Sport

Federation (FISU America); Oceania Uni-

versity Sport Association (FISU Oceania);

Asian University Sport Federation (AUSF);

European Commission; Council of Europe;

European Non-governmental Sports Or-

ganisations (ENGSO); European Fair Play

Movement (EFPM); European Olympic

Committees (EOC); European Paralympic

Committee (EPC); European Union of

Sports Press (AIPS Europe); European

Athletes as Student (EAS) – Dual career

network; European Students’ Union (ESU);

Badminton Europe Confederation (BEC);

European Bridge League (EBL); European

Chess Union (ECU); European Handball

Federation (EHF); European Judo Union

(EJU), European Karate Federation (EKF);

European Table Tennis Union (ETTU);

European Volleyball Confederation (CEV);

Rugby Europe; European Kickboxing Fed-

eration (WAKO Europe); World Taekwondo

Europe (WTE); International Dance Or-

ganisation (IDO); International Federation

of Sport Climbing (IFSC); International

Orienteering Federation (IOF).

EUSA looks forward to continually

developing university sport with each of

its current partners, and hopes to keep

expanding its network, building new alli-

ances and adding new partners to the list

in the coming years.

From the very first Memorandum of Un-

derstanding with the European Handball

Federation to its latest signing of formal

cooperation with the European Judo Un-

ion, EUSA is proud of all its relationships

with various partners, both old and new.

2013

1. European Handball
   Federation (EHF)


2. European Fair Play

Movement (EFPM)

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