Student Networks provide a space for students who share lived experiences or identities to come together, build community, and create positive change on campus. They ensure that students from liberation and underrepresented groups have opportunities to discuss issues that affect them, shape priorities, and campaign on matters that are important to them.
At Keele SU, our Student Networks include:
- Disabled Students' Network
- Global Ethnic Majority (GEM) Network
- International Students' Network
- LGBTQ+ Students' Network
- Mature and Carer Students' Network
- Postgraduate Students' Network
- Women's Network
You can get involved as much or as little as you'd like. Whether you're looking to meet like-minded students at social events, contribute ideas and feedback, support campaigns, or take on a leadership role within your network, there's a place for you.
Each network has its own page where you can:
- Learn more about its aims and activities
- Find upcoming events and opportunities
- Join the network or register your interest
- Get involved in campaigns and representation work
Explore the networks below to find your community and make your voice heard.