AlumniCircles
AlumniCircles
FIND.CONNECT.ENGAGE.ACHIEVE.

Your alumni network, wherever life takes you.

Alumni move across the Gulf, Europe and North America for work, yet the network that helped them most stays behind in group chats and spreadsheets. AlumniCircles gives each university's alumni in each country a private, verified home: a directory you can search, a community you can talk to, and events you can actually attend.

Why it's worth joining

Find the right person

Search alumni in your country by industry, expertise, university, program and what they can help with. The person who has already solved your problem is often one introduction away.

Give and get help

Every profile says what someone offers and what they're looking for, so asks and offers meet. Founders find investors and operators; newcomers find mentors.

Communities run by alumni

Each community is started and run by alumni in that country. Its admins approve members, host events and set the tone.

One profile, every country

Moved from Dubai to London? Keep your UAE community and join the UK one with the same profile.

Your data, your call

Nothing is published without your choice. Email and phone are never listed; members request them and you're told who did.

Verified members

Admins verify every member before they see the directory, so the people you meet are who they say they are.

How it works

  1. 1

    Find your community

    Pick your country and university. If there's no community yet, propose one and run it.

  2. 2

    Set up your profile

    About three minutes: background, focus areas, what you can help with and what you need.

  3. 3

    Get verified

    The community's admins confirm you're an alum. Meanwhile you can already register for events.

  4. 4

    Connect

    Search the directory, post in the community, message members and meet at events.

Independent and member-run

AlumniCircles is an independent platform. Communities are run by alumni volunteers and are not official university chapters unless marked “Official”. University names identify who a community is for and don't imply endorsement.