Five Founding Members. £100 each. 30 days.
Circuit Society backs people who can turn a good idea into a Room worth returning to.
LONDON · STUDENT FOUNDING COHORT
Start a Room.
Bring people together.
Give them a reason to come back.
Then do it again.
The point is not how many people you recruit. The point is whether anyone returns.
A dinner. A screening. A run. A listening session. A game. Something we have not thought of yet.
Small enough to start now.
Good enough that people want another one.
It does not need a logo. It needs a date.
The first time, people come because you asked.
The second time, they come because of the first.
Someone remembers where the good seat is. Someone brings a friend. Someone walks in alone and leaves knowing three names.
You are not being paid to recruit people into Circuit.
Start something worth showing up to.
Be there each time. Learn the names.
Look after whoever comes alone.
When people meet, tap their Card.
When they arrive, tap them in.
Circuit grows from there.
We give each Founding Member a £100 Society Fund and a Circuit Card.
You do not need an existing group.
You do not need a huge following.
You need taste, initiative and the ability to make something happen.
We are choosing five people from five different worlds.
Open to students currently enrolled at UCL, KCL, QMUL, UAL, Imperial or LSE, aged 18 or over, who can take part in London during the 30 days.
Applications are open at all six universities now. The first cohort is selected at UCL, and the other universities open for selection in later cycles.
The £100 Society Fund pays for approved costs of what you start. It is not a wage. Work Circuit asks you to do is recorded and paid separately.
Exceptional Founding Members may be invited to interview for paid Spring/Summer 2027 roles. Participation does not guarantee employment.
Applying does not guarantee selection.
When a question asks about people, describe them. Do not name them.
We use your application only to choose the cohort. If you are not selected, we delete it six months after applications for your cohort close.