Members
EDS has four categories of membership: Full members, observers, and additionally affiliate and associate members.
The full members are (founding members in bold)
- Austria: AktionsGemeinschaft
- Belarus: Young Front
- Belgium: Christen-Democratische Studenten
- Belgium: Etudiants Démocrates Humanistes
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Youth Association of the Party of Democratic Action
- Bulgaria: Federation of Independent Student Societies
- Bulgaria: Mladi Grazhdani za Evropejsko Razvitie na Balgarija
- Croatia: Croatian Academic Union
- Croatia: University Organisation of the Croatian Peasant Party
- Cyprus: FPK Protoporia
- Czech Republic: Young Conservatives
- Denmark: Conservative Students
- Estonia: Union of Pro Patria and Res Publica Youth
- Finland: Student Union of National Coalition Party Tuhatkunta
- France: Union Nationale Inter-universitaire
- Georgia: Young Student Organization Graali
- Germany: Association of Christian Democratic Students
- Greece: Dimokratiki Ananeotiki Protoporia – Nea Dimokratiki Foititiki Kinissi
- Hungary: Fidesz Youth
- Italy: Forza Italia Giovani
- Latvia: Latvian Conservative Youth Union
- Lithuania: Young Conservative League
- Macedonia: Youth Forces Union of VMRO-DPMNE
- Malta: Studenti Demokristjani Maltin
- Moldova: Youth of the Christian Democratic People's Party
- Norway: Students' League of the Conservative Party
- Poland: Mlodzi Konserwatyści
- Portugal: Juventude Social Democrata
- Romania: Christian Democrat Youth of the Christian-Democratic National Peasants' Party
- Romania: Youth Organisation of the Democratic Liberal Party
- Serbia: Konfederacija Liberalnih i Konzervativnih Studenata
- Slovakia: Občiansko Demokratická Mládež
- Slovenia: Slovenian Academic Union
- Sweden: Confederation of Swedish Conservative and Liberal Students
- Ukraine: Ukrainian Students Association
- UK: Young Conservative Europe Group
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