Alumni#

We are immensely proud to say that Members of Goodenough College have gone on from the College to form an international network of the brightest minds - a diverse and supportive community that continues to grow, evolve and succed in remarkable achievements. There are more than 26,000 Alumni. On leaving the College, you will join this vibrant global community and benefit from the Alumni programme offered by the College to former Members. This includes:

• Discounted rates at The Goodenough on Mecklenburgh Square and The Burn, and on short-stay and sabbatical accommodation at the College;
• Invitations to events held at the College and elsewhere, plus a virtual Alumni events programme;
• Regular updates from the College, including The Goods, our Alumni e-newsletter, keeping you informed and connected with Goodenough long after you have left;
• Goodenough Global - a dedicated online community space for our Alumni where, amongst other things, you can access up-to-date information about sublets and events and connect with your College peers and the wider Alumni network.

There are many ways for Members to remain actively involved with Goodenough once they leave Mecklenburgh Square. Alumni Ambassadors are the College’s points of contact for Alumni in their region. They organise local Alumni events, speak to perspective applicants and help raise the profile of the College. We also rely on Alumni to support College events such as Skills Week, contribute to our virtual events programme, and provide quotes, case studies and content for our Alumni communications. Most importantly, our Alumni give back to the College through donations to support the upkeep and maintenance of our historic estate, our Scholarship programme and our emergency financial assistance fund. Please contact alumni@goodenough.ac.uk for more information.

Alumni Status#

It is important to note that the College reserves the right to revoke your Alumni status should you be asked to leave during your time with us, depart with outstanding debt or act in a way that is judged to run counter to the College spirit and mission.