For universities

Graduation is not a goodbye.

For five years, thousands of people share one place. Then they lose each other, right when the value begins.

Today

You know this.

In the first semester nobody knows anybody, and the groups form within two weeks. Miss them and you stay outside.

Student bodies, clubs and institutes each invite through their own channel. Anyone who wants the full picture follows a dozen of them.

Your alumni are your greatest strength. You reach them through an address list nobody maintains.

And students looking for a first job ask in the one place where they know nobody.

What changes

What changes.

Arriving in the first semester

Newcomers find people in the same subject, on the same commute, with the same interests.

One place for every group

Student body, institute, sports club, cohort. Each group stands on its own, all of them in the same house.

Alumni stay in reach

The cohort keeps going after graduation. Whoever comes back finds their people again.

From studies into work

Students see which alumni work in their field, and who can open the door to a conversation.

What is included

What comes with it.

Cohorts and student bodiesA circle for every group, with its own channel and its own roles. One roof above them, run by the university.
EventsFreshers week, lecture series, graduation night. Registration, a programme with several tracks, sessions people can reserve.
Paths to peopleWhen a student does not know an alumna yet, they see who leads the way there. She still has to agree.
Offers and requestsInternships, thesis topics, working student roles, mentoring. Entries expire by themselves, so the board stays current.
Seeing your own networkYour network as a picture you work in. You see who you reach through which topic, and move on from there.
Linking with othersConnect with a partner university. You choose what gets shared, and either side can end the link on its own.
One account, three facesStudies, work, private life. What you post in the student body stays away from a future employer.

A cohort that still finds each other ten years on.

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