Undergraduates
Helping you through University
We are a collective of talented and determined individuals who break boundaries.
Through many activities, designed and delivered by successful first-generation students and professionals, we share everything to do with the world of university.
We have carefully collected everything we wish we knew sooner and packaged this information into bitesized roadmaps for you to take.
Student Members Programme
Stay updated with our newsletter, filled with the newest opportunities, webinars, in-person events, and group chats. Unlock the exclusive Member's Hub, giving you access to blogs, employer opportunities, guides, and events—all conveniently available whenever you need them, and at your finger-tips. Coming Soon!
Become a Student Ambassador
Join us in fulfilling our mission to support first-generation students, striving to equalise opportunities and create a level playing field in higher education. Our annual program offers you the chance to advocate and participate in national projects. Registration coming soon.
Find a mentor
To help you build your support system, we are building a directory which will connect our student members with first-generation professionals in various industries such as law, finance and medicine (and many more). Launching soon! Join as a member to be the first to know.
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“I came across FirstGens by accident yet immediately felt a strong sense of community, support and like-mindedness. With the extraordinary insight provided by FirstGens, I was able to join the right opportunities. ”
Andrea Enning University of South Wales Student
“FirstGens exposed me to corporates. Access to the community led me to scholarships I never knew existed. I now work in a top 5 magic circle law firm. Most importantly, FirstGens has taught me to be resilient and proud of my background and experiences.”
ThaliaWarwick University Student
“I didn’t have a professional network at the time and decided to put the advice and guidance to the test. Shortly after, the practical advice resulted in making connections with a Circuit Judge, a Senior Civil Servant and a young professional with a shared background with me. Since this, I have been exposed to numerous opportunities and insights that have been useful to help me navigate university and my career options.”
Megan LambertNewcastle University Student
