Coordinators
ORGANIZERS
UFS Sweden
Swedish Association on International Affairs
The Swedish Association of International Affairs (Utrikespolitiska förbundet Sverige - UFS) is the umbrella organisation for the eleven local associations of international affairs in Sweden. The UFS is an organization without political and religious ties, and its purpose is to promote the dissemination of knowledge and stimulate debate on foreign policy, international and global issues from a diversity of opinions and perspectives. The UFS is established on a democratic basis and in the conviction of the equality of all human beings.
SIFA OSLO
Students' Initiative on Foreign Affairs (SIFA)
Students' Initiative on Foreign Affairs (SIFA) is a newly established non-partisan student organization at the University of Oslo (UiO).
SIFA works towards establishing an arena for students to discuss questions regarding international relations- and politics from a multidiciplinary perspective.
UF Stockholm
Stockholm Association of International Affairs
The Stockholm Association of International Affairs is a politically and religiously independent, non-profit association that aims to broaden the interest and understanding of international issues. Our board and members are from around the world as well as from within Sweden. We organise lectures, seminars, embassy visits, conferences and other events focused on international relations. Not only is SAIA a place to learn but it is also a place for networking and getting a taste of life and work within the world of foreign affairs.
International Debat
Organization International Debate (ID) is a non-profit student association based at the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen, founded in the year 2000. The association is run by about 50 volunteer students primarily from the department, but is open to all. The Board of Directors of International Debate is responsible for the day-to-day management and is elected at the annual general meeting, where all members of the organization have the right to vote. The board regularly sets up smaller working groups or creates specific positions of responsibility, so that members have as high a degree of independence and influence on the association's activities as possible.
RSR Tartu
Society of International Relations at the University of Tartu
The International Relations Circle, RSR, is an organization operating at the University of Tartu, which unites students interested in international relations. RSR gives weekly lectures and podcasts on foreign policy topics at the Genestudio all week. Once a year, RSR selects the best foreign policy writer and awards the winner. Political memos on international relations are also written in Müürileht. In addition, RSR organizes a memory game on international relations every spring within the framework of the UT Spring Days, and at least once a year there is a trip to an interesting institution related to international relations. Our guests are politicians, government officials, researchers, entrepreneurs and other people interested in or in contact with international relations.
UF Malmö
Association of Foreign Affairs Malmö
The Malmö Association of Foreign Affairs (UF Malmö, Utrikespolitiska Föreningen i Malmö in Swedish) is a politically and religiously independent non-profit association led by students for students.
We aim to create an environment where members can develop both intellectually and socially. We promote mutual understanding and respect between nations and people. Our operations are based on the principle of human dignity and equality of all human beings, as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights.
FAIA
Finnish Association on International Affairs
The Finnish Association of International Affairs (FAIA) is a national politically and religiously independent youth and student organisation established in August 2016.
Our aim is to promote high-quality debate and communication on issues related to international relations. The association has actives in Helsinki, Tampere, Vaasa, Joensuu, Brussels and London.
UF Sweden
Swedish Association of International Affairs
The Swedish Association of International Affairs (Utrikespolitiska förbundet Sverige - UFS) is the umbrella organisation for the eleven local associations of international affairs in Sweden. The UFS is an organization without political and religious ties, and its purpose is to promote the dissemination of knowledge and stimulate debate on foreign policy, international and global issues from a diversity of opinions and perspectives. The UFS is established on a democratic basis and in the conviction of the equality of all human beings.
SIFA OSLO
Students' Initiative on Foreign Affairs (SIFA)
Students' Initiative on Foreign Affairs (SIFA) is a newly established non-partisan student organization at the University of Oslo (UiO).
SIFA works towards establishing an arena for students to discuss questions regarding international relations- and politics from a multidiciplinary perspective.
UF Stockholm
Stockholm Association of International Affairs
The Stockholm Association of International Affairs is a politically and religiously independent, non-profit association that aims to broaden the interest and understanding of international issues. Our board and members are from around the world as well as from within Sweden. We organise lectures, seminars, embassy visits, conferences and other events focused on international relations. Not only is SAIA a place to learn but it is also a place for networking and getting a taste of life and work within the world of foreign affairs.
International Debat
Organization International Debate (ID) is a non-profit student association based at the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen, founded in the year 2000. The association is run by about 50 volunteer students primarily from the department, but is open to all. The Board of Directors of International Debate is responsible for the day-to-day management and is elected at the annual general meeting, where all members of the organization have the right to vote. The board regularly sets up smaller working groups or creates specific positions of responsibility, so that members have as high a degree of independence and influence on the association's activities as possible.
RSR Tartu
Society of International Relations at the University of Tartu
The Society of International Relations, RSR, is an organization operating at the University of Tartu, which unites students interested in international relations. RSR gives weekly lectures and podcasts on foreign policy topics at the Genestudio every week. Once a year, RSR selects the best foreign policy writer and awards the winner. Political memos on international relations are also written in Müürileht. In addition, RSR organizes a memory game on international relations every spring within the framework of the UT Spring Days, and at least once a year there is a trip to an interesting institution related to international relations. Our guests are politicians, government officials, researchers, entrepreneurs and other people interested in or in contact with international relations.
UF Malmö
Association of Foreign Affairs Malmö
The Malmö Association of Foreign Affairs (UF Malmö, Utrikespolitiska Föreningen i Malmö in Swedish) is a politically and religiously independent non-profit association led by students for students.
We aim to create an environment where members can develop both intellectually and socially. We promote mutual understanding and respect between nations and people. Our operations are based on the principle of human dignity and equality of all human beings, as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights.
FAIA
Finnish Association on International Affairs
The Finnish Association of International Affairs (FAIA) is a national politically and religiously independent youth and student organisation established in August 2016.
Our aim is to promote high-quality debate and communication on issues related to international relations. The association has actives in Helsinki, Tampere, Vaasa, Joensuu, Brussels and London.
The Danish Foreign Policy Society U35 is the organization for members of the Danish Foreign Policy Society under the age of 35. They hold events on international relations, Danish and European foreign policy and diplomacy, which are tailored to those who have recently finished their studies, have recently started working or are still studying.
Amongst their events are both lectures, more informal conversations in smaller groups with international dignitaries, visits to international companies and embassy visits as well as study trips.