Structure
BEST is structured in three layers: local level, regional level and international level.
- The basis of BEST is formed by the 93 Local BEST Groups (further called LBGs) spread in technical universities from 32 European countries. Each of these groups have their own local boards and organise local and international BEST activities.
- On the second level, the organisation is divided into 11 regions, the goal of the regional division being to ensure a better communication between the LBGs and the international level.
- On the top-most level, we find the international structure, with an International Board and International committees/teams which are coordinating particular fields, tasks and projects of BEST.
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