Students' Union UCL is the representative body for University College London (UCL) students, founded in 1893. We’re here to help you make the most of UCL, we're the place where more happens.

We’re your route to more than 360 Clubs and Societies, countless volunteering opportunities, part-time jobs that fit around your studies, events, great places to eat, drink and chill in, an Advice Service when you need it, and if you want to make lasting change at UCL, we can help you do that too.As a student at UCL, you’ve got access to all the wonderful things we have to offer, it’s ...

The writing process can generally be divided into four steps. No writing project will follow these steps perfectly, and you will occasionally find yourself going back to earlier steps or jumping ahead based on what information you need at what stage. Generally speaking though, it …

Lockers. Bloomsbury Theatre Building, 2nd floor (Common Room) Lockers are for use by societies to store society equipment. Requests for a society locker should be sent to [email protected].Access is granted through the Student Activities team via a request from the relevant society president.

The Association of British and Chinese University Students (ABACUS) is a distinct society that embraces both the…

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What is the Participation Fund? The Participation Fund is a pot of money to support current UCL students who are experiencing financial hardship and are therefore facing significant financial barriers accessing Students’ Union UCL clubs and societies, as well as any other co-curricular or extra-curricular activities.

In the area of teaching, we recommend UCL continue delivering their Programme Excellence Project in partnership with students, ensuring that modules and assessments are streamlined and equitable and that students are supported consistently. In the academic year 2024/2025, every programme will be reviewed against UCL’s new curriculum design principles and taking on board feedback from ...

Election Eligibility Update - Taster Members. From the 24/25 academic year, only non-taster student members are able to stand and/or vote in elections. Any students wishing to stand or vote in a club/society election must have held a standard (non-taster) membership of your club/society for at least 28 days at the point of nomination or voting.. …

Find your people. Whether you're a keen juggler, K-Pop fan, rugby lover, board game player, theatre kid, political thinker, looking for a cultural group or so much more - we have it all with over 400 clubs, societies and networks for you to join. Whether you've been doing it for years, or fancy trying something new there's no limit to what you can do.