The student project network
See open roles, agree on the commitment, and build something with students at your school.
Early access is free for eligible Arizona State University students, age 18 or older. Use an approved school email (@asu.edu) to create an account or sign in with an email code.
See an exampleEarly access for Arizona State University students.
Want UniSphere on your campus? Request your schoolCampus project board
Fictional demoPost what you want to build
Design and test a simple way for students to offer reusable supplies to one another.
Find teammates for these roles
Product designer
Student researcher
Request accepted. Conversation started.
Agree on the work in your project thread.
When the project is completed
Listing and collection prototype
Product designer · Saved on your profile with your team.
Example projects
These fictional examples show goals, roles, time commitments, and deliverables. Real student projects are visible only inside your school community.
Demo project
Design and test a simple way for students to offer reusable supplies to one another.
Example plan: 3–5 hours per week, with meeting times agreed by the team.
Example only — applications are not available.
View demoProduct designer
Example role
Student researcher
Example role
Demo project
Plan, shoot, and edit a five-minute student film about arriving in a new place.
Example plan: 2–4 hours per week during planning; the team agrees separately on shoot days.
Example only — applications are not available.
View demoEditor
Example role
Production coordinator
Example role
Demo project
Explain an openly available community dataset through a small set of clear charts.
Example plan: 3–4 hours per week, with a final review date agreed by the team.
Example only — applications are not available.
View demoData analyst
Example role
Writer
Example role
How a team comes together
Pick a role in a project, or describe your idea and the help you need.
Send a focused request. The owner decides who joins.
An accepted request opens the project conversation. Agree on responsibilities and share updates.
The owner marks the project completed. Recorded roles and collaborators stay on member profiles.
Illustrative profile record
Listing and collection prototype
Product designer · fictional example with no real members
Founding ASU community
UniSphere is in early access. We are inviting the first project owners and contributors in this school community to post specific work, join clear roles, and show us where the workflow needs to get better.
A useful match is never guaranteed. The goal is to make each real opportunity clear enough for the right student to act on it.
Why UniSphere is starting project-firstA little clarity before you start
Learn who can join, how school communities work, and what teammates can see.
More answers in the Help CenterStudent access requires an email from Arizona State University (@asu.edu) and confirmation that you are at least 18.
You can explore example projects without an account. To view actual opportunities at ASU, create an account or sign in with your school email.
Projects can include research, design, writing, organizing, creative work, and technical roles. Read each owner's responsibilities and skill requirements before requesting a role.
Verified students at your school can discover your profile and projects, subject to blocking and access rules. Private conversations are limited to their participants.
Contact us through the university channel to discuss your school. An email domain outside the active school list cannot create a student account.
UniSphere is independent. School email verification confirms access to that mailbox; it is not an identity-document or current-enrollment check, or university endorsement.
Discuss how students in your community could discover projects and collaborators.
Discuss a campus pilotUnderstand email verification, school boundaries, account controls, and ways to get help.
Read about account and safety controlsEarly access is free for eligible Arizona State University students, age 18 or older. Use an approved school email (@asu.edu) to create an account or sign in with an email code.
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