François
President
President
François
AI engineer and specialist in wine and local gastronomy.
François combines artificial intelligence engineering with a deep interest in wine and the gastronomy of the Toulouse region.
About · founded 2025
A pan-European student and young professionals' network,
locally rooted in Toulouse.
40,000 students across 200 European cities and 40 countries. One Toulouse antenna, founded in 2025, already one of the city's liveliest international student communities.
1,000+ members, year one
80+ nationalities
240+ events a year
20+ events / month
The European network
One membership.
200 European cities.
AEGEE-Europe links 40,000 students across 40 countries, from Lisbon to Tbilisi. Join in Toulouse and you're a member everywhere: European exchanges, shared events, and friendships that outlast your studies.
Discover AEGEE-Europe ↗
- 40,000 members in Europe
- 200 European cities
- 40 countries
- #1 international student network
The Toulouse antenna
Local roots, European reach.
Behind the European network there's one local antenna doing the work: a fast-growing community and a calendar that fills itself.
Founded in January 2025, AEGEE Toulouse is built around a cultural and educational programme rather than the festive clichés of student life. Our members come from every campus in the city: more than four in five are international students arriving for a semester or a year; the rest are locals who help run the events.
Beyond the events on the calendar, the antenna runs two structured programmes: Welcome Months and Language Workshops. You can read about both on the Programmes page.
1,000+ members, year one
80+ nationalities
30+ volunteers / year
240+ events a year
The volunteer board
Meet the people behind AEGEE Toulouse.
Four volunteers keep the association moving, from welcoming new students to building the next event.
Get involved
AEGEE Toulouse is run by volunteers, not by staff.
The association is built and run entirely by volunteers who give a few hours a week, organising events, welcoming new arrivals, and keeping the community alive. You don't need experience; most of us didn't either. You need a bit of time and the willingness to keep showing up.