Collaboration with Sticky
One of the main aims of Sticky is to help students navigate the job market, both during their studies and upon graduation. That is why we are keen to collaborate with both local companies and other IT-related organisations across the Netherlands.
Why partnering?
Would you like to get in touch with hundreds of motivated students studying Computer Science, Information Science and Game Technology at Utrecht University? With over 2,500 members, study association Sticky is a central platform for connecting students with the business world.
Great reach
Directly reach more than 1000 IT students via physical posters, our weekly newsletter and active online channels.
Targeted recruitment
Post job vacancies, work placements and part-time jobs on our job board and get your own partner profile on the website.
Interactive events
Organise lectures, workshops, company presentations or networking drinks together with our committee.
High engagement
Sticky members are high motivated and connect with our partners early on during their studies.
Get in touch
Complete the form below and our External Affairs Committee will contact you as soon as possible to discuss the options.
Existing partners
Promotion opportunities
Direct mailing
Send a targeted email directly to all or a selection of our members.
Assocation room
Promote your company physically in the Sticky room, the daily meeting place for our members. You can do this by means of a poster, banner or a (video) advert on our television.
Social media
Reach students via Instagram and LinkedIn with a sponsored posts or stories.
Website
Put a vacancy, company profile or banner on our website.
Sponsored activities
Organise one of our succesful activities to direct get in touch with students. We take care of the logistics and promotion, you take care of the content.

Lunch lecture / workshop
Present your company or a technical subject during the lunch. We will make sure there are sandwiches and a full room.

Company drinks / master drinks
Get in touch with a wide range of students in an informal way after a day of studying.

Inhouse days
Host a group of students at your own office for a presentation, a case study and a tour.




























