Frequently asked questions

Yes. STUF provides learning resources and courses designed to help undergraduates and recent graduates develop practical skills beyond the classroom. Course availability, eligibility and duration vary, so check the relevant course page for details and registration information.

The Freshers Fellowship is a structured programme designed to help first-year university students navigate the transition into university life. Fellows receive mentorship, practical learning, community support and opportunities to develop the communication, academic, leadership and personal skills needed to make the most of their university experience.

Straight Talk with Undergraduates Foundation (STUF) is a youth-focused organisation that supports undergraduates and recent graduates through mentorship, fellowships, skills development, career guidance, professional networks and access to opportunities. We help young people make informed decisions about university, careers and life after graduation.

STUF is primarily for undergraduates and recent graduates who want to learn, grow, build meaningful connections and access opportunities. Depending on the programme or activity, eligibility may vary. We also welcome mentors, volunteers, speakers, organisations and partners who want to contribute to the growth of young people.

The Graduate Circle is a community for recent graduates navigating the transition from university into work and professional life. It provides access to career development resources, mentorship, learning opportunities, professional connections and relevant opportunities that can help graduates take their next step.

You can subscribe to the STUF newsletter to receive updates about scholarships, internships, fellowships, programmes, events, career resources and other opportunities for undergraduates and recent graduates. You can also follow STUF on our social media platforms for regular updates.

You can find scholarships, internships, fellowships, competitions, grants, conferences, jobs and other opportunities through the STUF Opportunities Hub. We bring relevant opportunities together in one place to make it easier for undergraduates and recent graduates to discover options that match their goals

Yes. STUF works with organisations, institutions, businesses and individuals that share our commitment to supporting undergraduates and recent graduates. Partnerships can include sponsorship, training, mentorship, events, scholarships, internships, resources and other forms of collaboration.

STUF offers structured programmes designed around different stages of a student's journey. These include the Freshers Fellowship for early university students, the Graduate Circle for recent graduates, mentorship activities, skills development programmes, community initiatives and other learning opportunities.

You can volunteer with STUF by contributing your skills, time and experience to our programmes and initiatives. Volunteer opportunities may include content, communications, research, events, community engagement, design and other areas. When applications are open, available roles and application instructions will be published on the website.