“As a result of joining Enactus ECU, I have vastly improved my communication skills (as I was a very shy person before), I got real life experience of working in a project, I learnt how to develop a social media plan, how to lead meetings, how to engage with stakeholders and many more.”

– Rebecca Fernandez Campal

“Enactus is a way of not only giving back to the community but also an organisation where I would develop my skills, make connections with likeminded students, plan and develop live projects. My involvement with Enactus ECU enriched my leadership capabilities, honed my project planning and documentation skills, and bolstered my public speaking skills.”

– Hasit Gadani

“I was amazed at the impact and reach a student group can have and wanted to learn more about its potential. Personally, I believe that university studies should include practical application of the theories and skills learned, and Enactus seemed like a great opportunity for me to do so.”

– Annika Gnaedig

Do I have to be an ECU student to join Enactus ECU?

Yes. Enactus ECU is open to all current students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

What degrees should I be studying to join Enactus ECU?

Enactus ECU welcomes students from all courses, disciplines, and areas of study. The more diverse the cohort the better! Think of Enactus ECU as a small multi-disciplinary organisation comprising of leaders, project managers, technicians, scientists, engineers, accountants, marketers, human resource managers, entrepreneurs, and everything else an organisation needs. Between these roles, the organisation is maintained and projects to address real-world problems are identified and developed.

Is there a membership fee?

No. Membership is your time volunteered towards progressing projects and maintaining the organisation.

Will I get paid?

No. Membership is voluntary with the aim to develop your industry-relevant skills and practices while making a difference to your community and the world.

What skills will I develop through Enactus ECU?

The list can be endless – it depends on what you want to achieve. Generally, it can be a broad range of discipline-specific and non-technical skills such as you would gain through an internship.

How much time do I need to commit to Enactus ECU?

Enactus ECU members are expected to contribute a minimum of 3-4 hours a week. Some students contribute more time as they have available, or to see a project come to fruition. Time committed can be through team meetings or individual time working on projects. The time is captured on a spreadsheet that members fill on a weekly basis.

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