About
The Earth Scientist Association (ESA), is the students and Professionals association of the Geoscientists, it is an organization with an academic profession
Mission
ESA organizes the following activities for its members:Events (conferences, exhibitions, workshops)
Publications (journals, books)
Educational Programmes (short courses, lectures)
Student Programmes
Recruitment
Description
The aim of the ESA is to increase the profile of earth science in general by field trips, information and opportunities concerning jobs in earth sciences, and a common ground for students with common interests to interact and have fun.
Objectives:
The Association shall be to promote the development and application of geosciences related their subjects, to promote innovation and technical progress and to foster the communication, fellowship and cooperation between those working in, studying or otherwise being interested in this fields.ESA is committed to achieving and maintaining excellence in all aspects of its activities.
Encourage the participation of Member in the geosciences
Enhance the professional growth and advancement of Member in the geosciences
Objectives:
The Association shall be to promote the development and application of geosciences related their subjects, to promote innovation and technical progress and to foster the communication, fellowship and cooperation between those working in, studying or otherwise being interested in this fields.ESA is committed to achieving and maintaining excellence in all aspects of its activities.
Encourage the participation of Member in the geosciences
Enhance the professional growth and advancement of Member in the geosciences
General Information
The ESA is a club by and for the students. IN order to establish our goals, the ESA makes available several activities during the semester, like seminars, field trips, excursions to companies and institutions, tutoring and fundraising.The ESA consists of mainly earth scientists; however other students are encouraged to become members of the ESA.
