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Interest-Based Societies: Start with societies that align with your hobbies or passions. Whether it's sports, music, theater, photography, gaming, or even something niche like a film appreciation society, being around people who share your interests makes it easier to connect.
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Academic Societies: Joining a society related to your course or field of study is a great way to meet people who are on the same academic journey as you. It’s also helpful for networking, study groups, and finding out about useful resources.
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Cultural and International Societies: If you're interested in exploring different cultures or connecting with people from similar backgrounds, these societies are a great choice. They often have a welcoming and inclusive vibe, with lots of social events and activities.
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Volunteering or Charity Groups: These societies are perfect if you’re looking to give back to the community while meeting like-minded, compassionate people. Working together for a cause can really help bond people.
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Try Something New: Uni is a perfect time to try something completely out of your comfort zone. You might surprise yourself with a new passion, and it's a great conversation starter when meeting new people.
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