Networks for · Alumni
Bring your alumni back together
Former classmates or colleagues are scattered across countries and apps. An alumni network on duno gives them one place to reconnect, with profiles that show where everyone is now, plus jobs, mentoring and reunion plans.
Free · No ads in your feed · Public, private or hidden
15-year reunion: Saturday 9 May. Reply with how many are coming so we can book the venue.
Profiles that show where people are now
Members have duno profiles with their job, city, experience and skills, so you can see who works where and who is nearby.
Jobs and referrals
Alumni can share openings in the feed, and companies can post them for free on duno's jobs board. Members can switch on "open to work" or "mentoring" on their profile.
Verify who joins
Ask a question such as "Which year did you graduate?" and approve requests yourself or with moderators from each year group.
Reunions and meetups
Post the reunion, collect replies and use a poll to pick the date.
Recommended setup
Private keeps alumni posts among alumni, while the About page lets former classmates find the network. The join question helps you check people really studied or worked there.
Every setting can be changed later in your network's settings.
- Who can see posts
- Private
- How people join
- Request to join
- Who can post
- All members
- Question for people asking to join
- “Which year did you graduate, and what did you study?”
How it works
- Create your networkPick a name and an address such as duno.com/net/stmarys-2012. Choose whether it is public, private or hidden, and add a logo, cover and colour.
- Set the rulesDecide how people join (request, open or invite only) and who can post. Add rules, a welcome message and a question for people who ask to join.
- Invite peopleShare an invite link in the chat or email list you already use, or invite people by their duno username. Make trusted members moderators.
Frequently asked questions
Can we run separate networks for each year?
Yes. You can have one network for all alumni and others per year or course. Each person can run up to five networks, and other alumni can start their own.
Is it only for schools and universities?
No. Former colleagues of a company, a programme or a military unit use alumni networks too.
Can alumni find each other by city?
Members who add their city to their profile show up in duno's people and city pages, if their profile is public.
Can the university own the network?
Yes. Anyone can create it, and ownership can be transferred to another member later, for example to the alumni office.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a network, inviting people, posting and moderating are free on duno. There are no paid plans for networks and no ads in your feed.
Do members need a duno account?
Yes. Everyone joins with a free duno account, which takes about a minute to create. People must be at least 13. Each member decides whether their own profile is public or visible to logged-in members only.
Ready when you are
It takes about two minutes to set up a network. You can keep it hidden until it's ready, then invite people.
Create your alumni network — free