Because university life is not limited to courses, ESB student life supports the students and encourages them to pursue their passions and broaden the scope of their extra-curricular activities.
At the heart of ESB student life are club activities. Convinced of the positive impact of extracurricular activities on the dynamics of university life, the training and personal development of students, ESB strongly encourages them to join existing clubs or to create new ones commensurate with their interests, hobbies and passions, and then provide them with the favorable conditions / framework that are conducive to active participation as well as the hosting of club activities.
Create a club
Work with your schoolmates to create clubs that center on specific themes, passions and hobbies, and then devise and innovate club activities together.
Renew the registration
Each club must renew its registration annually to remain on the list.
Join a club
If you already belong to a club, let us know!
Community life
Community life is a fundamental part of student training.
At ESB, we believe it complements academic training, enabling students to develop skills such as initiative, a sense of responsibility and creativity. Since its creation, ESB students have set up and run over 20 clubs and associations in a wide variety of fields.
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ARTISTIC & CULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
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Enactus ESB
Enactus is a network of leaders committed to using business as a catalyst for positive social and environmental impact.
Rotaract clubs bring together young people aged 18 and over to exchange ideas with local decision-makers, develop their professional and leadership skills, and carry out projects in good spirits.
The club is actively committed to showcasing a diverse selection of films from all genres and eras, with the aim of stimulating interest and awareness among its members.
Participation with a stand at the Business Forum and Club Fair
Participation in the organization of the cultural day
Screening of short films
Production of a magazine
Kelma ESB
Kelma Club focuses on three main areas: reading, writing and soft skills development. Its mission is to share knowledge and enthusiasm in these areas to help members improve their abilities.
The club’s mission is to improve technical skills and personal development by organizing artistic workshops and certification courses adapted to all levels.
Tunisian Association for Artificial Intelligence comes in response to today’s changing needs to provide decision support tools and solutions to better understand, predict and influence the decision-making.
