Societies

Find a hobby, learn a new skill, meet other BCU students
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Clubs and Societies

University is a great time to try something new while meeting new people. Get involved by joining a society, there are over 100 to choose from! Ranging from academic groups to niche interests, there's something for you.

Got a great idea for a society but can't find one? Start your own and find other students who are interested.

Resources for group leaders:

Society Toolkit
Find yout ultimate student home for September 2024

Society Events and Socials

Check out what events societies have organised and join in!

Society Committee Elections Society Elections - Nominations
9th May noon - 26th May 11pm
Become a society committee member and help run a student group
Mental Health Awareness Month Event
21st May 10am - 5pm
SCT105
Mental Health Awareness Month MASSIVE EVENT AND FAIR alongside UCB X Student Guild
Running a Society Event
21st May 1pm - 2pm
Curzon (C190)
Come along a plan an event that you could run as a society committee member!
Society Manifesto & Campaign Workshop
22nd May 1pm - 2pm
Curzon (C190)
Learn how to write an impactful manifesto and run a successful campaign
See more online events

Competitive Sports

Looking for Team BCU competitive sports teams? All BUCS sports are now managed by BCU Sport, part of the University.

Memberships, training and more information can be found on the BCU Sport website.

Volunteering

Volunteering is an enjoyable way for you to make a difference.

It provides a fantastic opportunity for you to develop key employability skills for your future career and to check out possible career paths, and most importantly of all, make new friends!

Find Opportunities
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Other Ways to Get Involved

Joining a society isn't the only way you can get involed with your Students' Union; having your say in our elections or being part of our representation network is a great way to take part.

Did you know we also regularly employ students at our outlets and in assisting roles that fit around your studies?

Student Voice Employability Shops & Services