Someone to go with
A lunch, a trip, a match. Small enough that you talk to people.
Never Walk Alone
You already have a Peer Group. Care to join?
There is nothing to sign up to. If you study one of the majors below, this is already yours.
What it is
Five communities, built around your major
Each community is a pair of related majors. Its members decide what happens in it.
- 5
- communities
- 9
- majors, every one covered
- 3+
- events a month in each
A month in your community
- Academicchosen by members
- Professionalchosen by members
Every community runs at least three events a month — one academic, one social and one professional — chosen by its own members.
Find yours
Which one are you in?
- IR & International LawInternational Relations · International LawCareer Fest · Track 03Join the Telegram group
- Business & EconomicsBusiness Administration · EconomicsCareer Fest · Track 01Join the Telegram group
- MIS & Computer ScienceMIS · Computer ScienceCareer Fest · Track 02Join the Telegram group
- Media StudiesMedia StudiesCareer Fest · Track 04Join the Telegram group
- Psychology & EducationPsychology · EducationCareer Fest · Track 05Join the Telegram group
How the month works
Suggest, vote, book, go
- 1
Suggest
Members suggest ideas in the community chat through the month. No format, no form.
- 2
Poll
In the last week, the leads turn the suggestions into one poll: social, academic, career — three or four options for each of the three events, plus your own.
- 3
Count
The vote counts only if 20% of the community takes part. Six votes out of a hundred and forty is not a decision.
- 4
Book
The result goes into the chat with the date and room already booked, and onto the calendar.
Small on purpose
Some communities span four years and will be large. Nobody needs a hundred and forty people to feel close; they need fifteen at a Tuesday lunch. The community is the pool. The event is where it actually happens, with a different fifteen each time.
Why three
Three events a month, one for each part of your life here
Never Walk Alone is where all three councils actually reach you. That is why it sits under everything in the structure.
Before the exam, not after
A study session for the course your major finds hardest.
People who hire your degree
An alumnus, a recruiter, a CV evening built for your major.
Lead one
Two leads per community
Each community has two student leads. They run the monthly poll, book the rooms and make sure all three events happen every month. If you would do that for your own major, message us.