Cass students know how to party

The student community at Cass is rich in culture and diversity, and there are many ways to meet your fellow students and make new friends, giving you a truly global outlook to academic and social life.  Recently, Cass undergrads gathered for the first official ‘I love Cass’ party.

Around 500 undergraduate students danced the night away at the event which brought students from all years of study together. The party was held at the Kings Club, Chelsea and proved to be a great success.

First year student Hiren Gohil attended the party: "The Cass Undergraduate party at the Kings Club was amazing! It was one of the best social events of the year; the atmosphere was fantastic, and the food was delicious. The party also presented an opportunity to network with second and third year students, and to find out more about their courses and experience. Overall, a great party organised by the Cass Undergraduate team which created a social networking environment together with nightlife entertainment at an exclusive venue."

It is hoped that the party will become an annual event.  Take a look at more photos of the night on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/Cassofficial

Clubs and Societies

There is a wide variety of clubs and societies on offer, covering everything from entrepreneurship to poker, and you will be eligible to join not only Cass societies but also those run by City University.

By joining one of our clubs or societies, you can acquire new skills and knowledge while meeting other students and professionals. If you are from overseas, you will also find clubs for people from your country.

Joining a club or society will provide you with a huge variety of opportunities from personal and professional development including:

• The chance to experience organising and running conferences
• A wider understanding of financial and organisational practices
• An opportunity to develop practical skills
• Networking events with alumni and professionals
• A wider knowledge base, away from the classroom
• The chance to meet students from across courses and departments
• Opportunities to self market - invaluable additions to your CV
• A better understanding of the 'soft' skills necessary in today's job market
• Closer links with the business world

In addition, many clubs encourage sport and leisure activities ensuring the Cass experience is both rewarding and fulfilling. Friends made at Cass socialising or playing sport can develop into networks and friendships for life.

See the full list of clubs and societies.