Students Clubs
Student Clubs at The ICFAI University, Sikkim: Fostering Growth, Leadership, and Community
At The ICFAI University, Sikkim, we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. Our diverse range of student clubs plays a vital role in shaping well-rounded individuals by providing a platform for intellectual, cultural, and personal development. These clubs foster creativity, teamwork, and leadership, allowing students to explore their interests, engage with peers, and contribute to meaningful initiatives.
From academic and professional clubs that enhance subject knowledge to cultural and social clubs that celebrate diversity, each student finds a space to grow, express themselves, and build lifelong connections. Participation in these clubs not only enriches campus life but also prepares students to face real-world challenges with confidence and innovation.
At The ICFAI University, Sikkim, we encourage every student to be an active part of this vibrant community, where learning meets passion and friendships turn into lifelong networks.
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Club Name |
Club Objective |
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UPC Club |
Universal Peace Club (UPC) will be nation-wide network of University of students voluntarily dedicated to building peace in the campus and expand to society & nation. |
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Eco Club |
To spread awareness about environmental problems and promote activities related to social contributions to the environment, to prepare and organize students’ participation for protection and conservation of environment. |
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Cultural Club |
To foster cultural awareness, organize cultural events, showcase dance, music, cuisine and performances. |
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4 |
Literary Club |
The Literary Club members to organise activities/events that would enhance the analytical, communication, interpersonal, creative thinking, writing and oratory reading skills of our students under the guidance of Club Heads |
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5 |
Entrepreneurship, Incubation & Innovation Club |
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6 |
Sports Club |
To promote physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among the University students by offering wide range of sports activities and to instil a passion for sports. The student members shall also support the Club Heads with all the sport events. |
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7 |
Energy Club |
To find innovative ideas and techniques to reduce the energy consumptions, explore on clean and renewable sources of energy, and create awareness on the energy conservation and environmental protection. |
8 |
Tourism YUVA Club |
To develop practice to learn and enhance our understandings about our rich and diverse cultural & heritage values. |
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9 |
Client Counselling Club |
Client counselling involves the practice of engaging with a client when they seek legal guidance. Basic aim of the counselling is that students learn to guide clients in such a way to bring about a voluntary change in the client. Client counselling clubs help law students develop their skills in interviewing, planning, and analysing client matters |
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10 |
Arbitration Club |
Students will know how to get a fair resolution of disputes within a reasonable time frame without wasting time or money. They will also learn how to provide access to justice to the parties involved in such disputes so as to ensure that their rights are protected. |
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Legal Literacy Club |
A legal literacy club is a group that educates students about their rights and duties, and how to access justice for vulnerable populations. The goal of these clubs is to help students become law-abiding citizens and advocates for human rights. |