About us

Study association Sticky is a young and very active study association. Sticky celebrates its anniversary on May 18, the date on which the founding party was held in 2006. At that time, Sticky was still an 'association in formation' under A-Eskwadraat, but as of February 1, 2007, it has been independent. Sticky is the association for Computer Science and Information Science and related disciplines and master's programs (a total of 9 programs). The majority of students in these disciplines become members of Sticky, giving it nearly 2,000 members. To organize fantastic activities for these members, Sticky has 30 committees, councils, and working groups.

Members know where to find Sticky for coffee, books, drinks, and activities. The social room plays an important role, being open almost every workday from a quarter to nine until at least five o'clock. The weekly drinks and almost daily activities ensure that Sticky members have ample opportunities to make new friends. The activities are varied and range from movie nights to D&D one-shots, and from dance workshops to whisky tastings.

In addition to the many individual activities, Sticky also has a number of fraternities: smaller, close-knit groups of members united around a shared interest or lifestyle. For instance, there are fraternities focused on culinary enjoyment, socializing, sportsmanship, and much more. For members looking for a smaller circle within the large association, the fraternities offer a great place to build deep friendships.

Sticky is closely involved with education, for example by serving on advisory committees. Together with lecturers, Sticky organizes course support afternoons, subject-specific drinks, and symposia. In addition to education, Sticky is also closely involved with the business community. Lectures and workshops are regularly organized in collaboration with our partners.

Sticky also offers plenty of opportunities to develop yourself outside of your studies. From board experience in one of the many committees to organizing large-scale events such as an introduction week or a study trip: at Sticky, you learn skills that will come in handy in the job market, while simultaneously enjoying your student life.

In short, Sticky is more than just a student association. It is a place where you make friends for life, develop yourself further, and get the most out of your time at university together with nearly 2,000 other members.

Our history