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NSE Content Creator Applications
Enjoy creating content? Want to support and work with NSE? Now's your chance! We're looking for students interested in a range of content, from short-form videos to longer written pieces.
NSE Content Creator Applications

We're looking for members of the NSE community who are eager to create content! This is a perfect opportunity for students to share what they love most about gaming and esports, in turn exposing NSE to more students.
Applications are open to everybody! You don't need to have thousands of followers - whether you're already making content or this is brand new to you, we'd love to hear from as many people who are interested as possible.
If you're dedicated, creative and enthusiastic to represent the NSE community, then check out the ways you can get involved:
Creating content as a brand ambassador for NSE partners -
starting with Sony INZONE
Selected students will act as brand ambassadors for partners of NSE, creating content in return for product(s) and promotion across NSE and brand channels.
We're super excited to announce an immediate opportunity with Sony INZONE! The ambassadors will receive products from Sony INZONE, including gaming headsets and branded kit, to feature within their content creation.
Further information can be found in the form at the bottom of this article.
Short-form and Livestreams
Students will create videos, posts, livestreams and/or other forms of content surrounding specific game titles, NSE competitions, teams or live events.
This can range from live coverage of NSE games, match highlights, individual outplays or anything else that you'd like to cover!
Long-form Content
We're also looking for students interested in journalism and esports coverage. Think interviews, articles, game updates and opinion pieces covering a wide range of gaming and esports.
Whether you're interested in one of the above, or perhaps even all three, we would love to hear from you!
Why you should work with NSE:
- Build upon your content creation experience and portfolio
- Have your content seen by the wider NSE community
- Work with established gaming and technology brands
- Receive upgrades or freebies through student ambassador programmes
- Help to shape and share the narratives of university esports
Vita Student Open Day Events
Vita Student is running Open Day events on Saturday 24th October - you're all invited!
Vita Student Open Day Events

It’s that time of year to start thinking about university accommodation! Vita Student is running Open Day events across their buildings on Saturday 24th October, and you're invited.
Students who book to stay at Vita Student for the 27/28 academic year will get two weeks free, plus the chance to win an entire year of free rent!
The following cities will be running a Vita Student Open Day:
- Birmingham
- Coventry
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Liverpool
- Manchester
- Newcastle
How to find your PUBG Mobile Team
Are you a university student and a fan of PUBG Mobile? Are you looking for teammates to fill out your squad? Here's a quick guide on finding players to compete in our PUBG Mobile BUEC tournament!
How to find your PUBG Mobile Team

Get your squad ready to drop in, as this year PUBG Mobile is joining the British University Esports Championship! The tournament will be running across both our Winter and Spring BUEC seasons, so there's plenty of time to establish your university team as the best in the country.
We are partnering up with PUBG Mobile themselves to run this tournament, meaning that there's lots of exclusive prizing up for grabs, including:
- Branded merchandise e.g. PUBG Mobile t-shirt
- Cash prizes
- In-game currency
A quick introduction to National Student Esports (NSE): we're the largest grassroots gaming and esports community in the UK. With our partner British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS), we run the British University Esports Championship (BUEC) every year in the Winter and Spring academic terms - competing earns you points, and every point your university earns gets you closer to being crowned with the prestigious title of "Esports University of the Year".
So, how do you get started?
Step 1: Find the Esports Society at your university
The easiest (and most fun) way to compete in our PUBG Mobile tournament is by joining your university's esports society. They're a great way to meet other PUBG Mobile players in your university, as well as find teammates to compete with! Once you're ready, use the Find University searchbar on our homepage to find the relevant society for you and their Discord, social media and website links.
Step 2: Find your squad
Once you're in your society, it's time to meet other PUBG Mobile players. If you're unsure where to start, reach out to a commitee member and they will help you find the right people!
Step 3: Sign up to play PUBG Mobile
After you've found your squad, create an NSE account and head to the PUBG Mobile tournament page to get your team signed up. And that's it - you're ready to play!
Having problems making an account or have a question? Message one of the NSE Staff in Discord or email us at support@nse.gg, and we'll gladly help.




