Communities are groups of students brought together by a shared characteristic, passion, interest, skill, course, subject, cohort, placement, hobby, faith, or other shared identity.
They are a place to meet like-minded students, make new friendships, organise activities, and take action on issues that matter to you.
To have a community listed on our website, complete the new community form. As long as your community is different to our current communities and does not cause reputational issues, it can be added.
Community Organisers are members who help bring their community to life by organising meetings, events, workshops, campaigns, stalls, fundraisers, recruitment drives, worship, training, and more.
To become an organiser, you’ll need to complete a simple application, attend an induction, and complete a few online training modules depending on what you want to do.
Our Communities Coordinators will then support you to activate and develop your community.
Communities relating to degrees, cohorts, modules, or subjects that organise lectures, workshops, study sessions, social activities, and careers support.
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Communities relating to country of origin, language, cultural celebrations, food & drink, dress and customs that organise events, trips, and social meetings.
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Communities related to hobbies or interests or leisure activities that organise regular meetings, events, trips to related shows or exhibitions, outings to local providers.
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Communities related to faith or a particular church, synagogue, mosque, temple or religious festival that organise regular meetings for worship, devotion, scriptural studies, trips to conferences or celebrations, and organising on-campus celebrations.
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Communities that bring students together through faith, identity, and shared experiences, offering worship, celebrations, support, social events, and opportunities to connect with like-minded students and build a welcoming, supportive community.
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Communities related to discussing political science and politics, including student, local, national and international issues, geopolitics, political party manifestos and organising meetings, campaigns, membership drives, community organising.
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