The Union of Ukrainian students in Germany (SUSN) (German: Bund Ukrainischer Studenten in Deutschland (BUSD); Ukrainian: Союз українських студентів у Німеччині (СУСН)) – is the organization of Ukrainian undergraduate and postgraduate students studying in Germany. The major functions of the organization are representation and protection of interests of Ukrainian students, informing about Ukraine and popularization of Ukrainian culture in Germany. There are more than 180 SUSN members in 19 cities of Germany.
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