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Showing posts with label student clubs. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Student clubs at Jacobs

Here is the new updated list of clubs on campus:

Amnesty
Art Club
B-a-Link
Believers Love World
Business, Entrepreneurship and Management Society
Chess Club
Christian Fellowship Club
Cult Screen Society
Debating Society
Engineering Society
Environmental Club
Jacobs University Choir
Jacobs University Filmmaking Club
Investment Club
IT Consulting Club
Linux Club
Literature and Arts Journal
Logistics Club
Magic: The Gathering Club
MMC - Movie Magic Club
Model United Nations
Music Club
Pottery Club
Public Relations Club
Pulse of the World
Radio Club
Rotaract Club
Unicef Club
Yearbook

You can find more information about their activities, leaders, meeting times, etc. on the following page http://teamwork.jacobs-university.de:8080/confluence/display/CAIA/Clubs or check out our Brochure.
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Monday, June 30, 2008

Do I have to attend all club meetings? How many are there during a week?

No, it is not necessary to attend all meetings and the number of meetings per week depends on each club; usually there is one meeting per week.

Do I get any benefits from joining a club?

Yes, there are many benefits. The first one would be that you get to find out more about the certain domain which involves the club; another one would be that you get to know more people who share the same passion as you do; last but not least you can have fun and make new friends.

Are there any unofficial clubs?

All clubs are officially “accredited” by the university. In order for your club to be official, a formalised procedure might need to followed.

What should my contribution to a club be? What does a club contribute to me?

Your contribution to a club should be involvement. Attending regular meetings and bringing new ideas to the club should do. As for the club, it will help you enhance your knowledge, passion, etc.

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What kind of student clubs are there at Jacobs University?

You can find a big variety of clubs within the categories of sports, dance, art and performance, academic clubs and other societies at Jacobs University. For further information visit the Teamwork Link :

How many student clubs can I join at a time?

As many as you like - there is no limit for the number of clubs that you join.

Is it mandatory to join at least one of the clubs?

No.

How often do we have to meet in the clubs?

Usually it depends on the club itself. Meeting schedules vary according to the different clubs.

Can I create a new club?

Yes, if you have a new idea, which is not yet covered by a student club or campus activity, you can certainly come up with a new club!

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