Clubs here aren’t a catalogue. They’re an invitation.
We are young, so club life is still being written by the students who show up. Three clubs are running today. Start the one that is missing.
Already running
Three clubs are running today
Debate
Debate Club
Technology and design
IT & Design Club
Strategy
Chess Club
Three clubs run today. Each one exists because a group of students decided it should, and the university’s part is to approve it rather than to run it. Once a year at Innovation Week, the projects, exhibitions and competitions that come out of these clubs are put in front of everyone.
Fields a club can be started in
The university encourages student-led communities in these fields. If the club you want is not one of the three above, it is one you could start.
Business and entrepreneurship
Finance and accounting
Marketing and communication
Information technology
Artificial intelligence and data science
Cybersecurity
Law and governance
Languages, translation and interpretation
Diplomacy and international relations
Leadership and personal development
Arts, culture and creativity
What a club here actually does.
A club is a programme, not a membership list. These are the forms that programme takes, and they are what connect a subject to the work behind it.
Seminars
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Competitions
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Workshops
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Guest lectures
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Networking
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Projects
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Exhibitions
Start your own
The club that’s missing? Start it.
A new club is approved by the Student Government, not by an office. What each club does, how often it meets and who leads it will be published here once the clubs confirm it.
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Find your people
Gather the students who share the idea and agree what the club is for.
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Take it to the SRG
Approach the Student Government executives and submit your intent.
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