Archive:Null-Sec Campus

This page's intent is to provide information on the the history of EVE University. The information on this page is no longer current.

	EVE University offers a class on:
Introduction to the NullSec Campus

Community goals

“

The goal of the EVE University NullSec Community is to provide an educational environment for Unistas to experience Null-Sec and all its distinct mechanics and opportunities. We want to make sure that all members of EVE University feel welcome to either move to NSC with us or day-trip to take part in practical PvP activities and accelerate their progress through lucrative PvE activities like mining, ratting, exploration, and industry.

”

Why the NSC?

Living at the NSC has multiple great benefits

• Learn about Null-Sec specific mechanics like Bubbles
• Enjoy a realistic PvP environment and refine your piloting skills through solo and small-gang engagements
• Earn ISK - NSC offers a range of highly lucrative ISK-making opportunities through Ratting, Exploration, Mining, Planetary Interaction, Industry and more
• Take advantage of campus-specific programs to accelerate your progress
• NSC is served by alliance-wide services like Buyback and Hauling, making it easy to (a) turn your items into liquid ISK and (b) to move things from either Jita or other campuses to the NSC
• The NSC industry infrastructure lets you scale your industry efforts and start making some serious ISK - it has the lowest tax rates making it easier to be profitable
• And most importantly: Become part of the NullSec community and give back to newer players by sharing and handing on your experience and knowledge

We fly Not Blue Shoot It (NBSI) which means that anyone and everyone is a target, provided they do not have a positive standing with EVE University.

If you like the sound of all of that, then please keep reading. This page will provide a basic overview of what the NSC is about as well as links to more detailed pages so that you can see what is on offer at the NSC and how you can quickly settle into the Null-Sec lifestyle and make the most of your time with us.

Joining the Community

Joining the NullSec Community is as simple as joining the ingame NullSec (EVE Uni) chat channel. Here, you can ask any of the campus members questions about life in Null-Sec and how to get involved with the community. Similarly, join us on Mumble and talk directly to our community members. There are no official title requirements for joining the NSC, and you do not need to commit any specific amount of time to the community. Just head over and enjoy the Null-Sec lifestyle as and when you feel like it. That said, we do ask that members have carried out the following actions prior to travelling to the NSC to make your life smoother, once there.

Once you are here, consider dropping an introduction in the Hi/Bye forum thread.

Requirements

While we have no formal requirements or barriers to joining the NSC, members are asked to join the NSC standing fleet and NSC mumble when they are at the NSC. If there's no NSC Standing fleet advertised, JOIN MUMBLE, create a fleet, and put up an advert so others may join. Members should feel encouraged to set their overview up according to University standards.

A general willingness to have fun, create content (EVE is a Sandbox after all), learn and share knowledge are highly encouraged. Please remember that the EVE University Rules and Communications Policy apply at the NSC as well.

Communication

We use the following EVE University services for communication:

• Ingame chat channel NullSec (EVE Uni), used for general Q&A.
• Ingame chat channel Nullsec Intel (EVE Uni), the intel channel that we share with other blue corps within Syndicate.
• The Mumble channel PC9 Standing Fleet for Voice Coms
• Null-Sec Campus Discord (see this post for instructions on how to set it up).
• The NullSec Community section on the forum. [STATUS: April 2021 - The forum is slightly outdated and needs a complete overhaul]
• Join the standing fleet at all times as well, since a lot of communication happens in fleet chat.

Further Reading

To the right of this page, you will see a number of links that provide newcomers with all the necessary information required to get up-to-speed. Don't worry, there is no need to read it all at once, however, the pages below are important reading prior to, or upon arrival at, the NSC.

• How to get to the Campus has all the routes to the NSC including several fits and advice for avoid bubbles and gate camps.
• Community Rules lists the additional rules that we have at the NSC to avoid local diplomatic concerns as well as rules of engagement for PvP.
• What to Bring explains the common ship types that we fly at the NSC, why we fly them, and how they play their role in the fleet.
• Bookmarks details the importance of Bookmarks, how to make them, and how to use them to travel safely.
• The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops is an excellent guide to serve as a reference for new pilots to reduce common blunders and mistakes during Fleet Operations.
• Consolidated Information Thread A consolidated sticky containing single-topic posts about living in the NSC.
• Ship Replacement Program Lost a ship? Read about what qualifies for the Ship Replacement Program.

Still Here?

If you are still reading then we hope we have your attention and we will shortly be seeing you in the community. All we ask is that people come down and experience Null-Sec for themselves. We understand that Null-Sec might not be for everyone, but we hope that the time you do spend with us will serve you well in your future EVE endeavors.

Community Manager

Muhib - Send a forum PM The Community Manager oversees all communities within EVE University, guiding and supporting Community Coordinators, implementing community strategies, and fostering positive collaboration. Reporting to the Community Director, they serve as the central point of contact, addressing member concerns and facilitating communication between leadership and the communities.

The Community Manager oversees all communities within EVE University, guiding and supporting Community Coordinators, implementing community strategies, and fostering positive collaboration. Reporting to the Community Director, they serve as the central point of contact, addressing member concerns and facilitating communication between leadership and the communities.

Community Coordinators

Community Coordinators in the NullSec Community guide EVE University members in exploring this unique null-sec region. They support interested members in a diverse range of activities, including PvP roams, ratting, mining, PI, industry, and more; fostering an environment of adventure and learning within EVE University's null-sec endeavors.

Alastair Thomas	Gvhnige Wahya	Steveharrington	Xyrin Bacard