enrolled with EMSA. It currently unites over 100 medical faculties from over 25 countries across Europe. EMSA Pillars Medical Education Pillar A Europe of the highest standards in healthcare education and a continuous integration of medical curricula across the continent and a prosperous exchange of best practices in interprofessional education. Empower medical students to be part of shaping an education, that responds to advances in medicine, new learning technologies and philosophy of education. Medical Ethics and Human Rights Pillar A Europe with a common understanding of human rights, where medicine is practised according to the highest ethical values. Empower medical students to defend and actively promote human rights within society, whilst raising awareness of ethical matters in health. Public Health Pillar A Europe of universal well-being, where all policies and practises promote to health and where all have equal access to a high quality health system. Empower medical students to be key pioneers in the popularisation of healthy lifestyle, preventive medicine and health education. Medical Science Pillar A Europe that prospers in the field of medical science and where students are engaging actively in advancing healthcare through scientific research. Create a student platform which encompasses many key research principles and practical skills that are essential for every future healthcare professional, whilst raising appreciation of medical science. European Integration and Culture Pillar A united Europe, with common values and solidarity, providing equal opportunities for healthcare students and professionals, whilst embracing cultural variety. Empower students to participate in European mobility and exchange programmes and to foster their intercultural understanding and compassion toward disadvantaged groups in society. Health Policy Pillar A Europe in which all policies address public health questions creating a European health-care system that promotes patients’ empowerment and safety, and provides fair working conditions for the health-care workforce. Empower medical students to have an impact on policy making processes of the European Institutions by addressing public and global health issues for a long-term improvement of the European health situation. Governance The main Governance of the European Medical Students' Association is the EMSA European Board (EEB). In the fall of each year, the EEB is elected during the Autumn Assembly. The EEB is made up of : The Executive Board (EB): President, Secretary General, Vice President of Internal Affairs, Vice President of External affairs, Vice President of Capacity, Treasurer Directors: (These directors preside over the six Pillars of EMSA) Medical Science Director,