The History Society creates a flourishing yet challenging environment for students with an interest in History and Social Sciences. It operates on a termly thematic basis around which events are organised. These focus on an engagement in historical debates, asking questions, meeting and learning from scholars in these fields.

The Engineering Society is the place where students get the practical side of science. This Society’s most essential part is to create a community where we learn, build and test together. It is key to understand the importance and addictiveness of creating – especially in a group. Nature is ruled by laws – laws that are meant to be broken. The Engineering Society lets people’s imagination and their hunger for modelling and shaping run amok. Here we create the most fun and wildest things – whilst evolving as scientists as well. The society looks for new challenges and projects each term, all are welcome, not only those with an engineer-mindset.

The Chinese Club is committed to promoting and celebrating the rich and diverse heritage of Chinese culture. Through a variety of activities and events, we strive to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Chinese traditions, language, arts, and history. Our primary goal is to raise awareness and encourage appreciation of Chinese culture. We achieve this through Cultural Workshops, where participants can explore traditional Chinese arts such as calligraphy, painting, and music. Additionally, we offer Language Classes with Mandarin lessons for beginners. The club also celebrates traditional Chinese festivals, including the Lunar New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The Jewish Club brings together Milestone students who are interested in Judaism and is open to everyone regardless of belief. Through a series of socials, fun events, academic lectures and free time spent together they introduce their members to the religion in a friendly and open-minded environment. Besides enjoying the highlights of Jewish cuisine, they expose the Club members to a variety of forms of Judaism through a series of varied and interesting guest speakers.

The Milestone Model United Nations Society is for all students interested in politics and international relations and for those wishing to improve their public speaking and argumentative skills. In Model United Nations, students take on the roles of diplomats, representing a country other than their own to discuss actual global issues and come up with resolutions in line with the official UN rules of procedure. The Society has regular sessions at which new members can learn the format. Furthermore, student members prepare for and attend prestigious conferences such as BIMUN in Budapest, APROMUN in Bratislava or PORGMUN in Prague.

The main aim of the society is to offer Milestone students the opportunity to gain deeper insights into the work of natural scientists. The Society works towards establishing study groups at which students from all fields of Natural Sciences are welcome. Meetings also serve as a ‘stage’ for students to present the results of their own research in organised research groups from which the most outstanding are taken to international conferences and competitions such as the Biology and Chemistry Olympiad or the Young Scientists Journal Conference

Our mission is to educate people about psychology and fight the stigma around the field and its topics such as mental health. We want to create a safe place, where everyone can share their ideas and problems regarding psychology.
Furthermore, the society’s sessions will ensure that members get a diverse and deep knowledge about the mind-blowing world of psychology. We will help our members to get ready for competitions (e.g.: essay competitions). We will also take steps to keep up attendance at all times, by creating events that are interesting for a lot of people and collaborating with other societies.

The aim of the Politics Society is to provide students with an accessible platform to hone their political skills and learn to navigate our increasingly complicated world. We seek to introduce them to the basics of political science, political philosophy, as well as discussing how best to navigate contemporary political landscapes in our day-to-day lives. As politics is an exceedingly difficult subject, meetings are primarily centred around roundtable discussions where every voice is heard.

The purpose of this community is to enhance students’ creative writing skills, helping them craft their own texts for competitions while refining their ability to give constructive feedback through discussion-based classes. We aim to introduce students to creative writing and inspire them to write and create freely. Additionally, we strive to help them overcome writer’s block and foster a supportive community for those passionate about the art of writing.

The Medical & Healthcare Society aims to create a community where all students can engage with the fascinating fields of Life Sciences and Biology. We welcome both those who are new to the medical field and those who already have a background in biology. Our primary goal is to ignite interest in these disciplines and share our experiences with our members. In our sessions, we explore a variety of topics and organize interactive activities that allow everyone to apply what they’ve learned. We encourage you to join us if you’re seeking a welcoming and enriching community!

The United Civil Society (UCS) aims to create a welcoming community for both Milestone and non-Milestone students to learn about social issues and civil concerns, find their voices in advocating for these matters, and discover joy in understanding their environment and the world around them. If they choose, they can also work toward making a positive change. We strive not only to foster a community of more aware and expressive youth but also to equip all students who visit or join us with the essential skills needed to experience volunteering. We introduce them to valuable opportunities that can enhance their work experience or portfolio and help them complete the 50 hours of mandatory social and community work required for IKSZ.