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CONCLUSION
Getting involved in sports clubs, societies, volunteering and part-time work is a great way to meet new people, enjoy your time at university and ensure you strike a healthy balance between studying and your social life.
But it will also make you a better candidate for graduate roles, by giving you lots of practical examples you can use in job applications to show off your skills.
‘Extra-curricular activities help students to learn about themselves and develop and use their skills and knowledge in different contexts,’ says Chris Davison, deputy director of, and careers adviser with, the careers and enterprise team at Durham University. ‘Such activities are an essential element of the university experience.’
There will often be different groups for different abilities too - for example, separate sports clubs for those who want to play competitively and for those who want to play more casually for fun or to get fit.
Whether you aim to continue with a hobby you've been enjoying for years or try something completely new, you're almost certain to find a club or society that fits the bill. Attend freshers' fair, check faculty notice boards and browse the students' union website to discover what's on offer.
Don't be put off by cost - some clubs and societies are free to join, and while others do charge a small fee you'll generally get discounts on events and socials in return.
By taking part you'll build long-lasting friendships and connections, meet students from different backgrounds, and gain transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, organisation, problem solving and time management. It will also improve your confidence.
If you want to go a step further you could become chairperson, treasurer or secretary of your club or society to develop your leadership abilities. Having held positions of authority will really impress graduate recruiters. Learn more about what skills employers want.
Alternatively, if there's nothing available that matches your interests, you could set up your own club or society. Your students' union will be able to advise you on how to do this.
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