Graduate with stories
worth telling.
Seekers is committed to making sure you leave university with the best community experience you can have. We actively support your social life, both on campus and beyond, with events, activities, and a group of people who genuinely enjoy being around each other.
Whether you love the outdoors, enjoy a good game night, play the occasional match, or just want someone to grab lunch with between classes, you will never be bored with Seekers.
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Pick-up games & tournaments.
We do not run standing sports clubs. Instead, Seekers organizes occasional matches, pick-up games, and seasonal tournaments throughout the year. There is no weekly commitment and no tryouts: when something is on, you show up, get picked for a team, and play. Seasoned athletes and total beginners alike.
Football
Friendly matches and seasonal knockout tournaments. Teams get picked on the day, so there is no squad to commit to, just turn up and play.
Basketball
Pick-up runs and the occasional 3-on-3 tournament whenever enough players are around. All skill levels welcome.
Padel
Casual doubles matches organized every now and then at courts a short ride from campus.
Get off campus.
Get some air.
Some of the best conversations happen on a trail. Seekers organizes regular hikes, day trips, and outdoor adventures for students who want to step away from the screen and into something real.
From early morning nature trails to city explorations and camping trips. There is always something on the calendar, and no experience is required.
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Where everyone just hangs out.
Not everything is a hike, a camping trip, or a match. The Common Room is the gap-filler: low-key, hobby-based hangouts that need no schedule and no sign-up. Gaming and board-game nights, painting sessions, spontaneous coffee runs, and dinners out with people who are easy to be around.
And beyond any of it, there is always someone ready to grab coffee or hang out between classes. You will never feel alone here.
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