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EUSA Magazine 2016-17 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2016-17 eusa.eu CONTENTS Page 01 EUSA Structure 6 02 2016 European Universities Games 8 03 EUG Beyond Sport 56 04 EUSA Patronage 70 05 EUSA Conferences and Meetings 76 06 EUSA Projects 88 07 EU Initiatives 102 08 Our Partners 110 09 Cooperation and Alliances 130 10 Future Programme 146 Publisher: European University Sports Association; Realisation: Andrej Pišl, Liam Smith, Krunoslava Kauzlarić; Design, Layout, PrePress: Kraft&Werk; Printing: Dravski tisk; This publication is Photo: EUSA, FISU archives free of charge and ISSN: 1855-4563 is supported by 2 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2016-17 www.eusa.eu Adam Roczek, EUSA President Welcome Address Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to welcome developed by newly elected my deep appreciation to the year we have signed several you to our annual magazine colleagues. organizers for their enthusiasm important memorandums of and share our best memories of and devotion. And I would also understanding, among others 2016 and plans for the future. During the Gala Dinner, which like to thank Croatian University also on advocacy level with the concluded the Assembly, we Sport Federation, Universities European Students’ Union (ESU) The outgoing year was marked had an opportunity to pay and Cities of Zagreb and Rijeka and Dual Career Network (EAS). by the General Assembly, tribute to our active members and all partners for making this organized together with and partners. I would like to event possible. We believe that together we can University Sports Association highlight that Orders of Merit cater for students even better, of Poland in Wroclaw. The focal were given to two extraordinary EUSA is a strong partner of the providing them all-rounded point of the Assembly were personalities: Miroslav Cerar, International University Sports development and education the elections of the Executive Vice-president of European Fair Federation (FISU) and the through sport. in 2017, you will Committee for the term of Play Movement, and Valentin European Commission, actively have a chance to participate in 2016-2020 and selection of Gavrilko, Secretary General organising the International our conference that will take the organizer of the 5th edition of Ukrainian NUSA for their Day of University Sport and the place in Coimbra in April. And, of European Universities long-lasting contribution to the European Week of Sport, being of course, it’s time to get ready Games. We have seen that the development of university sport. an official supporter of European for the next edition of the EUG concept of the Games is gaining good governance pledge and 2018! popularity and two high quality Another important landmark of continued to collaborate in bids were presented: by Finnish 2016 was the organisation of the several important projects. I am happy that we are NUSA and the city of Tampere, European Universities Games doing it together with our and Serbian NUSA and city of in Zagreb and Rijeka, Croatia. A In 2017 our members will be wonderful staff, committees, Belgrade. During the General record number of participants involved in a busy program of event organizers, member Assembly after the presentation and volunteers was reached, EUSA Championships. The associations, universities, of the candidates, Belgrade was and the Organizing Committee hosts of 2019 EUC have already volunteers, students, partners, chosen the host of 2020 Games. set a very high standard for been decided. I am happy to EU and FISU. I thank you all It was the last decision of the next hosts. During fourteen say that our events are spread for your contribution and I am outgoing EC, the Committee days, students and sport lovers over Europe and that the looking forward to enjoying that served European university could enjoy the widest sport image of EUSA and its events university sport together! sport well, left our association program in the Games history are becoming stronger. We in good condition, with many and get to know a beautiful are open to new opportunities Adam Roczek, launched projects that will be Croatia. I would like to express and partnerships, in the past EUSA President 2 / 3 EUSA 01 Structures MEMBER Federations ALB Albania BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina FIN Finland ISL Iceland Albanian Students Sports Sports Federation of Bosnia and Finnish Student Sports University of Iceland Students’ Association Herzegovina – Committee for Federation Athletics Association Sheshi Nene Tereza, University Sports Lapinrinne 2, Þórunnarstræti 83, AL-100 Tirana Marsala Tita 9a, FI-00180 Helsinki IS-600 Akureyri P/F: +355 4 225 7171 BA-71000 Sarajevo P: +358 447 800 210 P: +354 6656081 E: [email protected] P/F: +387 33 226 417 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.oll.fi ARM Armenia IRL Ireland Armenian Student Sports BUL Bulgaria FRA France Student Sport Ireland Federation Association for University Sport French University Sport Irish Sport HQ, National Sports Agatangeghos Str. 6, “Academic” Federation Campus, Blanchardstown, AM-375010 Yerevan Studentski grad, Avenue de Fontainebleau 108, IE-15 Dublin P: +374 10 525 410 NSA “Vasil Levski”, FR-94270 Le Kremelin-Bicetre P: +353 1 625 1173 F: +374 10 545 831 BG-1700 Sofia P: +33 1 58 68 22 75 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P: +359 882 438 000 F: +33 1 46 58 12 76 www.studentsport.ie www.armssf.am E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.aus.bg www.sport-u.com ISR Israel AUT Austria Academic Sports Association Austrian University Sports CRO Croatia GEO Georgia Ruppin Academic Center – ASA Organisation Croatian Academic Sports University Sports Federation of Israel – Student House, Auf der Schmelz 6A, Federation Georgia IL-40250 Emek-Hefer AT-1150 Vienna Trg Drazena Petrovica 1, Chavchavadze Avenue 49 a, P: +972 9 7990 193 P: +43 1 4277 28660 HR-10000 Zagreb GE-0162 Tbilisi F: +972 9 7990 194 F: +43 1 4277 28661 P/F: +385 1 3014 737 P: +995 322 257 25 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.asa.org.il www.unisport-austria.at www.unisport.hr www.usfg.ge ITA Italy AZE Azerbaijan CYP Cyprus GER Germany Italian University Sport Centre Freewill Student Sport Society Cyprus University Sports German University Sports Via Angelo Brofferio 7, of Azerbaijan Republic “Genjlik” Federation Federation IT-00195 Rome Khagani Str. 21, Amfipoleos 21, Strovolos, Max Planck Str. 2, P: +39 06 372 2206 AZ-1010 Baku CY-2025 Nicosia DE-64807 Dieburg F: +39 06 372 4479 P: +99412 498 73 42 P: +357 22 449864 P: +49 6071 208 610 E: [email protected] F: +99412 493 74 63 F: +357 22 449865 F: +49 6071 207 578 www.cusi.it E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.cusf.org.cy www.adh.de LAT Latvia BLR Belarus Latvian University Sports The Republican Center of CZE Czech Republic GRE Greece Federation Physical Education and Sports Czech University Sports Hellenic Committee for Brivibas Str. 333, LV-1006 Riga for Pupils and Students Association University Sport P/F: +37167 543 419 Pobeditelej Ave. 2, Atleticka 100/2, A. Papandreou Str. 37, E: [email protected] BY-220004 Minsk CZ-160 17 Prague GR-15180 Athens www.studentusports.lv P/F: +375 17 203 57 12 P: +420 242429233 P: +30 210 3443448 E: [email protected] F: +420 242429205 F: +30 210 3443441 LIE Liechtenstein www.sporteducation.by E: [email protected] E: [email protected] University Sports Federation of www.caus.cz Liechtenstein BEL Belgium HUN Hungary Fürst-Franz-Josef-Str, Belgian University Sports EST Estonia Hungarian University Sports LI-9490 Vaduz Federation Estonian Academic Sports Federation P: +423 265 11 04 Minderbroederstr. 12, Federation Istvánmezei út 1-3, F: +423 265 12 65 BE-3000 Leuven Lai 24, EE-51008 Tartu HU-1146 Budapest E: [email protected] P: +32 16 29 03 75 P/F: +372 7 333 233 P: +36 1 460 6915 www.lhsv.li F: +32 16 29 03 42 E: [email protected] F: +36 1 460 6916 E: [email protected] www.easl.ee E: [email protected] www.busf.be www.mefs.hu 4 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2016-17 www.eusa.eu LTU Lithuania NOR Norway SVK Slovakia TUR Turkey Lithuanian Students Sports The Norwegian Association of Slovak University Sports Turkish University Sports Association University Sports Association Federation Sporto 6, Ullevål stadion, Trnavska cesta 37, Emek Mahallesi Kırım Cad. LT-44221 Kaunas NO-0840 Oslo SK-83104 Bratislava Liparis İş Merkezi No: 36/13 P/F: +370 37 302 654 P: +47 2102 9860 P: +421 2 4911 4505 Emek- Çankaya, E: [email protected] F: +47 2102 9003 F: +421 2 4911 4506 TR-06500 Ankara www.lssa.lt E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P: +90 312 310 88 88 www.studentidrett.no www.saus.sk F: +90 312 310 16 83 MKD Former Yugoslav E: [email protected] Republic of Macedonia POL Poland SLO Slovenia www.tusf.org.tr University Sports Federation of Polish University Sports Slovenian University Sports Macedonia Association Association UKR Ukraine Pirinska bb, PO Box 62, Kredytowa 1a, Kongresni trg 12, Sport Students’ Union of Ukraine MK-1000 Skopje PL-00-56 Warsaw SI-1000 Ljubljana Dmitrievskaia Str. 46, P/F: +389 2 3212 652 P/F: +48 22 849 71 36 P: +386 1 520 7826 UA-01054 Kiev E: [email protected] E: [email protected] F: +386 1 520 7827 P: +38 044 486 4450 www.usfm.mk www.azs.pl E: [email protected] F: +38 044 486 6283 www.susa.org E: [email protected] MLT Malta POR Portugal www.osvitasport.org Malta University Sports Club Portuguese Academic ESP Spain Student’s House, University of Federation of University Sport Spanish Committee of GBR United Kingdom Malta, Av.
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