STEM Student Societies

The University of Aberdeen Chemical Engineering Society was set up to help Chemical Engineering students connect more closely with the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). Being part of this network gives our members a great insight into how Chemical Engineering is used in the real world and lets them join a wider professional community through career events, talks, and seminars.

We have now evolved into a supportive community where students from every year can connect, collaborate, and share experiences. We keep our social media active so everyone can stay in the loop with what’s going on.

Each semester, we organise fun and engaging activities - from industrial trips and coffee mornings to pub crawls and study sessions. Our big goal this year is to go to Frank Morton, which we haven’t been to in almost seven years - and we’re so excited to make a comeback!

The Chemistry Society hosts numerous social events throughout the year for the Chemistry department. Whether that be a Freshers’ pub crawl (great for new students!), pub quizzes, an annual ceilidh, mystery lectures and a weekly tea club – there are plenty of opportunities to get to know the chemistry department, have fun and make new friends.

We are open to all, so whether you’re a chemistry student, taking a course in chemistry, or just have a keen interest in it, we offer a chance to meet up with like-minded people and get to know others in the department.

Team Aberdeen University Racing is a society at the University of Aberdeen made up of undergraduate students from a variety of degree disciplines that spend the academic year with the aim of designing and building a single-seater racing car to compete against other international universities in the IMeche Formula Student competition.

The TAU Racing society was originally formed in 2007 consisting of only 10 members. Since then, the team has grown to have over 60 members, who are all key to the smooth running of the society and the development of the TAU vehicle. The entirety of the project is student led through the research, design, building and most importantly the racing.

Through building the vehicle, it helps students consolidate what is learnt in class, and helps them apply that in a real life engineering challenge. Other skills such as problem solving, project management and business planning are also developed, such skills and qualities that are highly sought after in the workplace.

ProtoTAU is a student-led race team comprised of University of Aberdeen students who design, manufacture and race a hydrogen-powered vehicle for participation in the annual Shell Eco-marathon Europe and Africa. Founded in 2017, ProtoTAU's mission is to promote a clean and sustainable future, and their passion lies in developing hydrogen-powered vehicles that showcase the engineering brilliance of their team and promote the use of clean and sustainable energy sources.

In their first-ever competition in 2019, ProtoTAU's dedication and hard work paid off, and they were awarded the "Most Innovative Hydrogen Fuel Cell Newcomer" award in 2019 and despite facing setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic placed 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK for the Shell Virtual Eco-Marathon 2021.

ProtoTAU's journey has been filled with challenges, but they have persevered and continued to work towards their goal of promoting a clean and sustainable future. Through collaboration with their partners, they hope to nurture innovation and inspire future leaders in clean energy. ProtoTAU's dedication to creating a hydrogen-powered vehicle for the Shell Eco-marathon Europe and Africa is a testament to their commitment to sustainability and engineering excellence. Our society is currently mostly made up of engineers and business students, but all STEM disciplines are welcome.

Aberdeen University Women in Science and Engineering (AUWISE) was set up to encourage the next generation of talented female students undertaking STEM subjects at university. We aim to equip students at Aberdeen University with the skills they need to develop successful careers by organising networking sessions and career-focused events.

We specifically want to highlight our event series called ‘A Day in a Life of a …’ where we invite speakers to talk about their profession. Thereby, students get an insight into the daily life of a particular job and gain an understanding of diverse career paths that led professionals to their current occupation.

There are lots of opportunities for members to meet and interact with other students studying similar degrees and network with a range of different industries. Through our social events, we want to expand our focus from professional networking and career insight to building a community for students that will strengthen and empower them throughout their career.

Welcome to Aberystwyth’s Business School Society, where ambition meets opportunity! Our society is dedicated to fostering a community of aspiring entrepreneurs, business leaders and innovators. We provide a platform for members to network, share ideas and gain insights and knowledge into the ever-evolving world of business.

Through our workshops, guest speakers and collaborative projects, we aim to equip our members with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in their future careers. Join us we explore the world of business and work together with our lecturers and local business to achieve our goals!

The ARU STEM Society is a group of engineers, scientists, innovators and dreamers who live on the principles of consistent learning, collaboration, application and initiative. Founded in 2022, we run periodic programs such as conferences, workshops, and hackathons to build our members technically and creatively, while also developing their personal and professional network.

We welcome people from all backgrounds. Irrespective of who you are, if you believe in the power of STEM and People to influence society positively, then we believe in you. Thank you for visiting our page!

Our society is a place where those who share an interest in biosciences can come together and network. By doing so, they can learn something new, share something with others as well as gain valuable interpersonal connections.

This is just a step towards the future for our members, who, alongside, we can hope to see bring contributions to the world of biosciences.

The Mechanical Engineering Society at Aston University is a student-led organisation committed to supporting and enhancing the experience of Mechanical Engineering and related engineering students. We bring together students from all year groups to create a welcoming, inclusive community that promotes academic success, professional development, and personal growth.

Our society provides a range of academic support initiatives, including peer mentoring, revision sessions, and skills-based workshops, designed to help students develop both technical knowledge and confidence throughout their studies. Alongside this, we actively engage with industry by hosting guest speakers, employer networking events, and career-focused sessions, giving our members valuable insight into real-world engineering applications and graduate opportunities.

Founded in 2018, Aston University’s Women in Engineering, Science & Technology (WEST) society is dedicated to representing women in STEM fields, focusing on careers, outreach, support, and cultural change. We aim to be the voice for women studying STEM at Aston University, including those who identify as women or face gender-based discrimination.

Affiliated with the national Women in Engineering Society (WES), WEST thrives as a beacon of support and empowerment. We encourage male allies to join us in fostering an inclusive culture. Our commitment to creating a diverse, supportive environment helps all members reach their full potential, and our vision continues to grow and evolve. 

We invite you to explore our work viewable on this page. Why not browse our linktree? Explore our diverse range of focus topics from over the years over on LinkedIn - just scan through and see what catches your eye! We are keen to collaborate with dedicated sponsors and distinguished speakers who align with our mission. We also love supporting worthy causes and fundraising to tackle issues arising from gender inequality and poverty. If you resonate with our objectives, please feel free to connect with us. We would love to hear from you! 

FUN FACT - Did you know our society's name bears resemblance to the surname of remarkable female African-American mathematician, Gladys Mae West? 

WEST society won the ASU Inclusivity Award 2024 at the Aston Students' Union (ASU) in June 2024, and the Innovation Award 2023 at the Innovation Awards x The Technology Supply Chain in November 2023.

The Chemical Engineering Student Association (CESA) aims to improve all chemical engineering students' university experiences through the various social, sporting and industrial events we organise throughout the year.

Our socials are the perfect opportunity for students to get to know their course mates outside of academics and network with students from other years too. And we organise talks with industry professionals and site visits in order to increase sustainability awareness amongst students, in preparation for the world of work after university.

The aim is to reduce the amount of electrical and electronic waste that ends up in landfill by giving broken items a new lease of life, whilst also saving money and resources, and providing an interesting and engaging learning opportunity. What makes BCU Repair Lab unique is that students are able to re-design and improve faulty parts and can use in-house facilities and equipment such as computer aided design (CAD) and 3D printers to produce replacement parts.

We are planning to run Repair Lab once a month from February onwards.

Birmingham Energy Society (BES) engages students with all things Energy. Our objective is to provide an environment where students from any academic background can develop their knowledge on all aspects of the energy sector; from learning about future renewable energy technologies to understanding how governmental policies influence the energy sector, and how to invest into the energy market.

The energy market is of growing importance, affecting every aspect of modern life, and we hope to broaden our members networking opportunities with industrial and academic leaders from across the sector.

We are an entirely student run project with the aim of designing, funding and building a single-seat racing car from scratch to compete in the Formula Student competition each year. The project is run as an extra-curricular activity and involves over 70 students each year from a range of degree subjects. 

The students taking part in the project are estimated to be two years ahead of their cohort when they graduate. This shows the level of dedication and diligence required of the team.

Hi! We are MathSoc, the Mathematics society for the University of Birmingham! We are a social society that loves to get everyone involved, whether that's through baking, fundraising or even running.

We currently have our own Football and Netball team competing in the University’s Campus League. Each year we decide on a charity of the year and for 2021/22 we are fundraising for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.

We are one of the largest and oldest student-led physics societies in the country and we organise weekly social events for the physics students in the University of Birmingham. Events include bar crawls, quizzes, sober socials, an annual ball and much more. We also arrange academic events such as careers fairs and our famous Science on Tap where we listen to lecturers’ research in a bar.

We welcome all students and aim to promote relationships between students and improve student satisfaction in Physics. We also run several sports teams including 6-a-side and 11-a-side football as well as a netball team. 

We are the University of Birmingham’s only science communication society. Every year, we write, edit, and publish the science magazine Science and Technology News and Views (SATNAV). We cater to all interests within science, from psychology to quantum physics!

SATNAV is a great opportunity for students get experience in a range of science communication roles and develop their skills, whether they’re interested in editing, writing, layout, art/photography, or the behind-the-scenes of publication. 

The committee acts as an editorial board, while members submit content. Committee editors provide feedback and editing on all submissions, so don’t be afraid to submit even if you don’t have experience with scientific writing! Our aim is to publish informative, factual, and interesting magazines at the end of the Autumn and Spring semesters. 

Women In Science and Engineering (WISE) is part of the College of Engineering and Physical Science (EPS) Societies.

One of the main things that we do is Outreach at local schools to inspire girls to continue STEM subjects at school. We also run events with speakers from industry and socials allowing students to network and meet students across STEM.

Our Slogan: Rewriting the Tech Story - We Innovate Together (W.I.T)

We are a newly founded student-led society dedicated to empowering women pursuing careers in technology at the University of Birmingham. Founded to foster inclusion, innovation, and inspiration, we provide a platform for students to connect with industry leaders, develop technical skills, and build a supportive community.

Whether you're just starting your tech journey or looking to lead the next innovation - UoB WiT Society is here to support you!

Engineers Without Borders Birmingham is a student Chapter of Engineers Without Borders UK, a national charity dedicated to placing global responsibility at the heart of engineering. Together, we are working to transform engineering and build a safe, just, and sustainable future for all.

Our Chapter aims to inspire and empower a new generation of creative, collaborative, and socially responsible engineers. Members have the opportunity to engage in discussions with academics and industry professionals, take part in trips, workshops, and Design Challenges, and contribute to impactful outreach activities.

The Women in STEM Society is a platform of opportunities for those who study STEM subjects. We make sure to inform WiSTEM members of the opportunities that are available to them during university and after they graduate.

We provide support and networking opportunities for those who identify as a woman or non-binary who study STEM-related subjects at Bournemouth University (BU). 

The society started in April 5^th 2022 and aims to provide a platform for the students and researchers interested in data science to understand how to solve some of the problems around the world and gain meaningful insights from it. This hub intends to increase exposure to data-oriented careers through special projects, speaker series, hackathons, research works as well as other networking events.

From learning to implementation, the hub will strive to understand key skills and to advance a career as a data scientist. Beginner to high-end professionals/researchers, everyone can interact to spread awareness through collaborative and experiential learning.

AAIS membership is open to all students enrolled in an MSc in Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics at the University of Bradford with a renewable membership fee of £5 each academic session for all active students of the University.

The society is run by Chemical Engineering students and is involved in many events aimed at all engineering students. We pride ourselves on being a society which directly engages and interacts with students and is dedicated to make them better engineers.

The society not only provides fun social activities but also tries to benefit students by being committed to helping them with academic or personal issues. One of our key priorities is to emphasise the importance of industrial placements to our fellow students through support and encouragement by many of us who have previously completed industrial placements at companies including Bosch, BASF, Solenis, Hyrcrome and GSK.

We do a variety of beneficial, interactive and fun activities such as:

• Socials
• Guest lectures by alumni and industry representatives
• Dinners
• Frank Morton (Chemical engineers only)

The current executives have vowed to make the Chemical Engineering Society a much more professional and active Society than ever before.

The University of Bradford Society of FinTech Students (SoFTS) is a student-led society that strives to serve as a lodestar for technologically driven students that are empowered with adequate knowledge and skillset to redefine the financial sector within their immediate society and beyond.

The society seeks to achieve this goal through academic and industry-based research on evolving FinTech trends, academic peer sessions on the use of machine learning and analytic software, presentations on relevant FinTech topics, organising events and talks by academics and industry players, attending FinTech related forums and conferences as a group and collaborating with other Societies and staff.

The ultimate vision is to build a hub of Financial Technology students that promotes knowledge sharing, skills acquisition, capacity building and networking amongst peers, academics and industry leaders for a rewarding career in the future.

We are an outreach Society that aims to promote STEM subjects in local schools through interactive and engaging demonstrations and workshops.

Our vision is to achieve a world-leading STEM education for all young people across the UK.

We're Fusion, the University of Bristol's student-led Chemistry society! Our aim is to bring together each individual in our community with exciting social events, such as quizzes and film nights; guest speakers and two formal dinners; as well as a number of additional pastoral and academic support programmes for our members.

We are very keen to work with businesses across the country. Our work in the Bristol area includes assisting the University with outreach activities, which forms part of our goal to leave our local community in a better condition than that in which we found it.

We are Matrix, the University of Bristol's official society for Mathematics! Our aim is to guide our members through their time at Bristol University. We are one of the oldest societies at the university and we represent over 500 members, who either study Mathematics (as either single or joint honours) or have an interest in it. Our society is organised and run by an elected committee of students.

Our aim is to create a space for Maths students to learn and socialise together outside of their studies. We do this consistently throughout the academic year via a variety of means including charity quizzes, guest speakers and our two annual balls among lots of other events.

We also work closely with our sponsors and industry partners to bring opportunities to our highly desirable base of members.

Bristol MechSoc is a relatively new society, but already has a sizeable group of members and continues to grow every year! We host a variety of social events throughout the year for students to get to know each other, as well as academic and professional lectures and guest speakers. We ensure all of our events are a fun, friendly, and inclusive environment.

We make sure all members of the society are treated equally in the support and the opportunities given. Our members get access to exclusive events led by industry professionals, as well as academic & social support from other members.  

Chaos exists to provide a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment for students with a common interest in physics at the University of Bristol.  

Established in the 1930s, we have always been run by students for students. In this we have become one of the largest departmental societies at the University with over 800 active members in 2022. In recent years we have obtained numerous accolades including Committee Excellence (NSVA 2020), Best Society in the UK (NSA 2019), Best Academic and Careers Society (NSA 2018) and Best Academic Society (Bristol SU Awards 2020).   

Helix is THE no.1... and only Biochemistry Society at UoB and the best community for those starting out in Bristol. We run a wide variety of socials each month, throughout the year, such as pub crawls, bowling, pottery painting & more!

This year we will be offering careers support with CV & Cover letter workshops, internship webinars and science days out. Furthermore, through our network you can join a student family in your first few weeks who will support you throughout your time here.

Welcome to Brunel Environmental Science Society! 

As environmentalists, we are stronger together and have further created this society to unite students with the same passion! As a committee, we are passionate about saving our planet and are committed to expanding our interests and teachings to more students! The ESS community has been established to share ideas, network, and encourage students to become more actively involved!

The Danby society is the STEM society of Downing College, Cambridge. Our aim is to provide our members with exposure to subjects outside of their area of study, in order to gain a broader appreciation of the latest developments in STEM.

To do so, we invite academic and industrial speakers to give a talk about their area of expertise, as well as hosting social events to foster interaction between disciplines.

TTP Full Blue Racing (FBR) is the Formula Student (FS) team of the University of Cambridge. Established in 2006, we first made it to the tracks in the following year, and since then we have been involved in at least one FS competition (predominantly FSUK) every year. In FS Spain 2016, we were also the best-performing British team, and during 2022 we competed at FS Austria and FS Germany.

We are a student-led team that designs and builds a single seat racing car every year to be entered into the IMechE Formula Student competition. We have the added aim of inspiring undergraduates to become innovative engineers, and to equip our members with the skills required for their future careers, in both the practical and business aspects.

Cambridge University Chemical Engineering Society (CUCES) is a student-run society with over 300 members, consisting of both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

CUCES’s mission is to facilitate engagement between industry professionals and chemical engineering students by organising networking and social events through which students can learn about the exciting projects and opportunities that companies have to offer. CUCES also organises more relaxed events for students to get together, including pub crawls, quizzes, and formal dinners.

In 2023/24, our society will be busy organising many careers-related events such as talks, presentations and workshops with the help of our industry partners and alumni working in relevant sectors. We will also help coordinate interview preparation and professional skills workshops and will be continuing our networking events over the summer and term time with a greater emphasis on start-up and sustainability-focused companies.

We are Cambridge University Women in Engineering Society (CUWES). Our aim is to promote women and non-binary people in the engineering industry and support aspiring engineers on their way towards a successful career.

We champion inclusiveness and focus on helping future engineers thrive in the industry through training and networking events. In the three years since our foundation, CUWES has created an environment where students can support each other and learn from other women engineers, allowing our members to grow personally and professionally.

The Chaos Society is for students studying Physics and Astronomy at Cardiff University and also for those non-physics students with an interest in Physics!

We run lots of socials and trips and have our own sports teams!

Cardiff Racing is a Formula Student team made up principally of engineering students at Cardiff University. Every year the team designs and builds a single-seater race car to enter into the IMechE Formula Student competition, as well as regularly participating in similar competitions across Europe.

The team is also heavily involved in local outreach and engagement activities, supporting local charities and engaging in events to promote STEM across the South Wales area. Cardiff Racing consists of both fourth-year engineering students participating in projects related to the car and volunteers from across all disciplines and years of study.

The CSG Engineering Society is a non-profit, student-led organisation dedicated to inspiring collaboration and fostering innovation across all fields of engineering. With a thriving community of over 750 members, including undergraduate students, postgraduates, and alumni, we serve as a bridge between students and industry.

Our mission is simple yet powerful:

To inspire collaboration, develop technical and professional skills, and create impactful projects that empower our members to reach their full potential.

Through our partnerships with Siemens, IMechE, and the City SST Department, we actively create opportunities for students to connect with industry leaders, gain hands-on experience, and develop the skills required for modern engineering challenges.

The IEEE City St George’s Robotics Society is a student-led community for anyone passionate about robotics, technology, and innovation. We provide hands-on opportunities for students of all levels to explore robotics through workshops, hackathons, competitions, and industry collaborations.

Bringing together members from City St George’s University of London, we’re proud to be one of the most active and diverse STEM societies on campus. Our community brings together students from engineering, computing, biomedical, and other disciplines, encouraging creativity and teamwork in everything we do.

Each year, we host exciting events such as the Hack-A-Health Hackathon, End of the Line Competition, and RoboWars, along with regular technical workshops, socials, and outreach activities. Our goal is to create an inclusive and inspiring space where students can learn, connect, and bring their ideas to life, while building valuable technical and professional skills for the future.

The Cranfield Aeronautical Society is a student body that promotes aviation, aerospace engineering and related activities within and beyond the Cranfield University Campus. 

With Cranfield University being a name long associated with aerospace, the CAeS aims to be its members’ and students’ portal into the various facilities operated by Cranfield and its partners, with an emphasis on hands-on technical experience. We organise various industry and museum visits, guest lectures, aircraft visits and competitions to engage our members in the world of aerospace!

Now in our 22^nd year of running, CranSEDS is a branch of UKSEDS (UK Students for the Exploration and Development of Space), comprised of students who are passionate about space, technology, and all that comes with it, competing across disciplines in both the UK and Europe.

Offering students of any background hands on experience of projects from varying altitude rocketry, and advanced rover design, to conceptual design research or even engaging in outreach to inspire the next generation of space enthusiasts. Every member of CranSEDS is passionate about building their expertise in the ever-growing space sector, actively engaging and contributing to this exciting field.

As a society, we aim to provide an inclusive environment that allows all students of the university, who are interested in engineering, to expand their network. Like-minded people will be able to more easily share ideas, learn from each other, and collaborate on projects - developing a community that creates numerous opportunities.

Our society helps broaden a student's social and academic development, and with this, members can get help and advice from their peers. In our society, we would discuss topics and create projects that would be in the best interests of everyone involved. Members are also introduced to DMU Racing, the university’s Formula Student Team. 

De Montfort University (DMU) Women in STEM society is a community for females in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics fields. As a new society, we are open to new ideas and inspirations to grow the society and increase participation.

This is a space to share your experiences and stories, ask questions, and inspire others and ourselves to grow above set boundaries and stereotypes.

DMUHackers is an Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security society based at De Montfort University. We have weekly sessions covering all aspects of cyber security ranging from blue team SOC work and forensic analysis to red team TTPs and penetration testing techniques.

The society also hosts social events for its members including a weekly social after sessions to allow members to network and create friendships, and special one-off socials such as a Christmas Meal, Karaoke night, and a hackers branded pub quiz!

We welcome members primarily from Cyber Security, Digital Forensics, and Computer Science degrees; however all degrees and specialties are welcome at the society!

We provide student-led academic support, interesting discussions beyond the limits of lectures by highlighting the cutting-edge research going on in the department, and socials of all kinds including the heavily subscribed annual ball!

Members of ChemSoc are granted access to directed support across various divisions of the chemistry department, and can receive discounts on all socials and events. We also provide advice and events relating to careers for chemists.

The Data Science Society aims to facilitate the education of data science skills to its members through the use of workshops and lectures led by professionals and academics.

Furthermore, it aims to create an inclusive and thriving community of like-minded people passionate about data science, allowing students to pursue their academic and professional interests together.

Durham University Engineering Society (DUES) is full of talent that is passionate about engineering. As a society we do everything we can to help our members advance their careers with exciting STEM opportunities. 

Partnerships with companies and charities help us to engage our members through competitions, webinars and more. We are student-run, but work with the Durham University Engineering Department in order to expand our reach and resources.

Working hard and playing hard is in our blood, so we plan to break up the workload with plenty of fun socials and events to relax and network.

Durham University Women in STEM is a student-run society consisting of a mixture of undergraduate and postgraduate students across a range of STEM subjects. Our mission is to empower women and non-binary people in STEM through personal support, professional development, CV building opportunities and fun events.
 
We hold networking, developmental, and student support events, which are available for free to all society members. Our networking events, held together with our sponsors in industry, give students the chance to learn about job opportunities available to them and careers within different areas of a company. Our developmental events provide members with the opportunity to strengthen their CV and get help with job applications. Student support events are a place where our students can get to know each other in a welcoming and inclusive environment, and have some much needed downtime from their studies.

Hello! We are Env Soc, the academic society for the School of Environmental Sciences, inclusive to all courses within the school as well as anyone else that shares an interest in the environment!

Our society allows you to meet many like-minded people across all courses in ENV as well as anyone passionate about the environment. Membership with us gets you involved in all our socials, talks, debates, nights out, the winter and summer Balls, the summer BBQ and more! 

ENUSEC is a student society interested in all aspects of security. The society was started in 2015 by a small collective of students and staff associated with the excellent cybersecurity courses at Edinburgh Napier University.

The goal of the society was, and still is, to provide the students and surrounding cybersecurity practitioners with an outlet for them to further their learning and understanding as well as to foster a friendly community.

The society boasts over 120 active members, who have an exemplary track record of attending, presenting, hosting and competing at events worldwide. Despite our association with Edinburgh Napier University, our events and membership are open to all, student or not.

Formula Student Team Napier (FSTN) is a formula student team operating out of a variety of Edinburgh Napier University’s schools, including the School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment (SCEBE), but also the Business School and School of Creative Arts. 

At FSTN, we are eager to build a car that can take on the challenge that is competing in the formula student competition at Silverstone, against 100+ other university teams.

Our main objectives are to design and manufacture a formula-style race car to compete in the iMechE’s FS-Class competition, and to design and develop a sophisticated autonomous software to compete in FS-AI at the same competition.

We are the University of Edinburgh Civil Engineering Society. We represent all of the students studying any subjects that fall under the area of civil engineering. We are a committee of students across all years at the university, dedicated to promoting civils and providing opportunities to our 200+ members.

Throughout the academic year, we work hard to organise a range of events such as site visits, technical talks and networking events. We also host social events for our members to relax and get away from their studies for a little while; such as coffee mornings and pub quizzes. We also run a very popular annual CivSoc Ball - attended by students and academic staff alike!

The Women in STEM Society at Essex was founded in 2020, with the intention of creating a supportive environment and a platform for under-represented individuals in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics degrees. Our society focuses on reaching out to women and non-binary people, however all of our events and socials are open to anybody who is passionate about celebrating STEM! 

The main aim of the society is to promote diversity, inclusivity, and belonging in STEM. We aim to provide opportunities for individuals to learn more about STEM, and to inspire others to pursue a STEM career. Our society often provides opportunities to increase our member’s employability skills, by providing CV and LinkedIn workshops, and working closely with our university’s career services.

We often work with numerous societies around the university, mainly women-centred societies to host events that focus on women’s issues, such as the gender pay gap and starting a family whilst having a career. We also work with external organisations, such as career talks from local companies.

Our main purpose is to give you the best social experience at university whilst studying for your degree, and to run the events you need to better your careers. Some of the many socials we hope to organise include our September Stash Social, where as a member you can wear your free stash, a trip to the Quay for some 'Boozy Bowling', pub quizzes in some of our lovely Exeter pubs, and one of our several sport socials across the year for our various intramural sports team! Those combined with the more relaxed socials in and around Exeter mean you'll never have a dull moment!

The Renewable Energy Society (RES) converges the renewable enthusiasts of yesterday, today, and tomorrow through a range of activities.

The society puts emphasis on relations between years and lecturers to ensure strong bonds so that you are comfortable to ask questions during your study. 

The society is committed to ensuring interactive and fun events will be held no matter what the circumstances. All students are welcome and if you are interested in renewable energy please get in touch!

We put emphasis on widening participation and fostering meaningful relationships within the department. 

The Glasgow University Electronics & Technology Society is the official student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on campus.

We host a range of engaging and informative events such as talks from academics and industry professionals, networking events, competitions and social activities, as well as providing members access to IEEE/IET publications and resources. 

The Women in STEM (WiSTEM) Society at the University of Glasgow is a student-led society for students of any degree who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

We are here to promote, support and celebrate Women in STEM!

We aim to connect women in all areas of STEM through socials, academic events and outreach events. We hold panel debates, networking days and workshops to develop our members’ skills. These events allow for the stories and opinions of women in this sector to be heard and inspire our members.

We host workshop days with schools in Glasgow (typically primary or lower secondary years), where our members can run fun & engaging activities to share their passion for their subject with young students who might not have previously thought about a future in STEM. We hope that through these, we can keep encouraging young women into STEM careers & break stereotypes in the industry!

We are a dynamic, student-led engineering society dedicated to the innovation and development of hydrogen racing vehicles. We're the University of Glasgow's first hydrogen-based society as well as the first team to represent UofG at competition in MONACO in 2025!

Our Objectives

Supporting Sustainability

Playing our part in the transition to a net-zero future by shining a spotlight on the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source in the transport sector. Driving research and funding especially for automotive, marine and aeronautical applications.

Shaping our Students

Building up our students by offering them an outlet to express their creativity, gain hands on experience and preparing them for the professional world by providing opportunities to present, lead, work in cross-functional teams and work on real life engineering problems. 

Contributing to the Community

Making meaningful contributions to our community participating in outreach - educating our youth about careers in STEM and instilling a passion for engineering from a young age. As well as, promoting equality and inviting more females to pursue careers in STEM. 

The Greenwich Mathematics Society (GMS) is a student-ran society, reformed in 2023. We have amassed over two hundred members since our return.

Organising study sessions, workshops, trips, and collaborations has created a sense of community amongst students, which we have fostered through a harmonious relationship with the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (CMS). 

Welcome to the Medway Forensic Society! We are a passionate group of students dedicated to exploring the intriguing world of forensic science.

Our mission is to encourage and promote our deep appreciation for forensic science and its role in the legal system while providing members with opportunities to expand their knowledge and skills in this field. We aim to promote academic excellence, critical thinking, and teamwork through a variety of engaging activities and events.

An extra-curricular society at the University of Hertfordshire with fun activities, tutorials and hackathons, trips, discussions, and forums relating to Computer Science and IT!

The University of Hertfordshire’s Mechanical Engineering Society serves as a vibrant hub bridging the gap between different academic levels and fostering a collaborative environment where knowledge flows freely. 

More than just a student organisation, we act as a vital link between the academic community and faculty, ensuring that student voices across all levels are heard and represented. Whether it’s facilitating dialogue about curriculum concerns, organising guest lectures with industry professionals, or creating spaces for informal mentorship, we’re committed to strengthening the bonds within our department.

The University of Hertfordshire's Automotive Society: The Premier Voice for Automotive Engineering Students within SPECS. Our society is dedicated to enhancing students' knowledge and experience in the automotive industry through a diverse array of activities.

We organise workshops, seminars, and conferences, and are actively working to implement internships, apprenticeships, industrial visits, and tech days. Join us to take advantage of these opportunities and more, designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry practice.

We are a group of students from different schools of the University of Huddersfield. United by our motivation and excitement to use the 3D printing technology in order to add value to our student life and the community.

The East Yorkshire Young Members Panel (IMechE EYYM for short!) represent young engineers in the greater East Yorkshire area including the University of Hull. The Panel is composed wholly of volunteers from across the area representing students, apprentices, researchers, graduates and professionals.

We aim to provide activities and events for IMechE Young Members in the area which support the IMeche themes of Energy, Environment, Transport and Manufacturing.

Hull Biomedical Science Society is a newly-formed, Institute of Biomedical Science affiliated, student society. We are a friendly community of highly-motivated individuals, ready to work together and bring changes to the scientific community. 

Whether you study biomedical science or are an aspiring art student with a strong interest in the various mechanisms happening within the cells in the body, Hull Biomedical Science Society is the place for you!

We offer weekly revision sessions, as well as a variety of events with speakers from different scientific backgrounds. We enjoy working hard, but we will never miss out on a fun social. Some of the things we like to organise for our members are various entertaining quizzes, thrilling escape rooms and great movie nights.  

We are HullCSS, the Computer Science Society at the University of Hull. We provide a fun and welcoming environment for anyone with an interest in Computer Science, regardless of what subject they're studying.

We host a variety of events for our members, from academic events like study sessions and subject talks, to relaxed socials like game nights and trips out.

Whether you study physics or not, the Hull University Physics Society is a fantastic way to meet new and like-minded people. As one of the most active societies we have a great range of social events, from bar crawls and nights out to visits to Big Fun, non-drinking socials and a yearly trip abroad. We also offer our members the opportunity to tutor sixth form students in a local school.

As a society, we pride ourselves on giving students of all disciplines a place to be themselves and to create friendships that will last a lifetime.

We organise various incredibly fun, but also supportive, events while also being a community for people to make new friends and have platforms to talk to each other and help each other through the trials of University. Throughout the years, the group has always consisted of loving, supportive and caring people, always ready to be there for one another.

We hold our own Careers Fair, and we start the year in style with our New Years Dinner. With an unparalleled range of activities, there is something for everyone.

Socials, talks and conferences, careers events and competitions... where else than PhySoc? The Imperial College Physics Society offers a wide range of free events to all who study or are interested in this beautiful science.

We have weekly lab tours and guest speaker events for those who are interested in going into research as well as career fairs and industry talks for those looking for internships and graduate placements. Additionally, throughout the year we will host larger events such as the Researchathon or the boat party and Christmas dinner.

Through our focus on Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, we aim to empower fellow students by providing guidance and resources to navigate the journey into the tech industry.

What do we offer?

• Explore the latest trends and technologies in data science and AI.
• Engage in hands-on workshops and seminars.
• Connect with industry professionals and academic experts.
• Network with like-minded peers and grow your professional circle.

KLSS is a society aiming to create a community of students from the school of life sciences! We represent many different courses, such as biomedical science, neuroscience, biology, human biology, biochemistry, microbiology and immunology. We welcome anyone with an interest in biosciences and being part of the community.

W have weekly socials where you can come and make friends, or just have weekly social activity to join! To support your academic development, we have weekly study sessions and also other academic events such as talks. Last year we even arranged drop ins with members of staff such as having a session with our placements and project managers for the school of life sciences. With lots of fun collabs and student staff events!

We also have dedicated wellbeing and EDI officers as well to ensure we have your wellbeing in mind at all times. And lastly... our traditional end of year ball!

We are a society open to all STEM students, as well as anyone with a genuine interest in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.

Our purpose is to create a welcoming and supportive environment where members can grow together, both academically and professionally. We aim to foster a culture in which everyone feels encouraged to share ideas, ask questions, and push themselves further in their studies and career ambitions.

Contrary to popular belief, the Kent Maths Society is not just a place devoted to discussing and solving complex mathematical theorems. It is a place where people who share a passion for maths can make new friends, relax after a long day of lectures, and network with like-minded students.

We run many events throughout the year such as Game Nights, Pub Crawls, Guest Speakers, Academic Events and a formal Maths Ball - and are open to more suggestions from new members. You don’t have to be a SMSAS student to join, everyone is welcome to be a part of our community.

The Physics Society is an education based society for anyone interested in science, focusing primarily on physics. We cater to both physics students and those who don't study it, but are keen to learn more.

We host talks every week, ranging across all topics and levels of difficulty for you to attend, as well as hands on sessions. We're open to suggestions from our members too, so if you want to see a talk on a particular topic, just email us and let us know!

Originally, the Chemistry Society at King’s College London was founded to remind chemists that there was a world outside the lab. Now, we aim to inspire confidence, innovation and independence within our students.

Using our new transformative approach, this year, we hope to challenge the minds of our students by exploring various branches of the field, hearing from renowned academics, and developing skills to aid in career progression.

KCL Cyber Security Society is all about bringing together students passionate about cybersecurity. We organise various cool events like workshops, guest talks, and Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions to help you learn and grow in the field.

Whether you’re looking to dive into hands-on projects or just chat with industry experts, we’ve got you covered. Join us to level up your skills, make new connections, and get involved in exciting activities!

We are an independent, student-led society for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at King's College London. We focus on exploring future global opportunities for students in robotics.

KCL Robotics supports its members in their projects, providing them with workspace and awesome tools such as a Laser Cutter or 3D printers. If you need some specific knowledge or seem to have run into a wall: no worries - we are here to help.
                            

KCL Space, founded in 2017, is a student-run society which comes under the Department of Physics. The aim of KCL Space is to provide its members with opportunities to engage in space-related activities, organised both within the college and internationally.

KCL Space also works to bridge the gap between the niche that is the space industry and the students aspiring to become part of it. KCL Space works towards closing this gap through its academic support, mentoring sessions and networking events.

KCL Tech is King’s College London’s dedicated Technology society, bringing together students with different skill sets from various disciplines to create an innovative and supportive community. The society has quickly built up a reputation for having exciting events from hosting TechSummit - the UK’s biggest student tech career fair, to running multiple hackathons, as well as providing workshops, and talks with industry. What’s more, all of our events, and membership, are free.

Focusing on three core aspects, Careers, Hackathons and Programming Workshops, the newly launched KCL Tech Academy aims to expand on the latter with not just workshops and bootcamps but supporting students with digital resources and tutorials.

We’re a society aimed at supporting and uplifting gender minorities in Computer Science. We aim to tackle gender bias in technology by providing a space and community for minority groups.  

Our events range from coding workshops and industry panels to socials. With every event we continue fostering a community for minorities in Computer Science and provide the support for these students to succeed in future career opportunities. 

Despite being a more recently formed society, we are already being recognised for the impact we’re making on uplifting diversity in technology. We became a Silver Society in 2021/2022 and our membership continues to grow every year. 

Founded in 2023, the Womxn in Engineering Society brings together womxn-identifying students at King’s College London who share an interest in engineering. We aim to create an inclusive community where members can connect with peers and professionals, develop valuable skills, and grow both personally and professionally.

Guided by values of perseverance and open-mindedness, we offer tailored opportunities such as technical workshops, outreach programmes, and networking with industry experts. We also host wellbeing and community-building socials - from seasonal events to group activities - to help members form meaningful friendships and support networks.

Looking ahead, we’re expanding our initiatives with exclusive company visits, inspirational guest speakers, and hands-on workshops hosted by leaders in their fields. Most importantly, we remain committed to empowering womxn to thrive in engineering and beyond.

Founded in 2015, KCL Womxn in STEM (WiSTEM) is a student-led society which strives to empower female and non-binary students studying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degrees at King's College London.

With over 440 members from 58 countries, KCL WiSTEM aims to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for its members. Our mission is to foster a supportive community where young womxn are encouraged to develop the STEM-based skills that drive innovation, and provide opportunities for their personal and professional growth.

We hold a range of workshops, presentations, and networking events to facilitate the professional development of our members, while hosting well-being events such as paint & sips to provide a relaxed space for members to connect.

Our mentorship, student ambassador, and schools outreach programmes also provide opportunities for members to develop holistically.

Kingston Racing is a UK based Formula Student team with experience in both electric (EV) and internal combustion (ICE) single seater race cars.

In 2021, the team achieved their highest ever position at Formula Student UK with a 3^rd place finish in Endurance and 7^th place overall.

The Mechanical Engineering Society at Kingston University (KUMES) is a student-led community open to all students, not only those studying engineering. Whether you want to strengthen your academic knowledge, develop practical skills such as CAD and prototyping, or simply be part of a supportive group, KUMES has something for you.

By joining KUMES, you will gain more than academic support. You will develop skills, confidence and friendships that last beyond university. You will be part of a community where students help one another to grow, to explore new ideas and to enjoy the journey together.

Whether you are an aspiring engineer, a creative problem-solver, or simply curious to learn something new, the Mechanical Engineering Society is your space to explore, create and connect.

Lancaster Motorsport is a society with a passion for automotive engineering and all things fast, whether it's watching Formula 1 races, karting or networking with others with an interest for all things motorsport-related. We are one of the biggest societies at Lancaster University and were the winner of 'Leaps and Bounds' Society Award 2023.

We're a vibrant community with a range of society socials, events and interests including motorsport viewings, casual and competitive karting socials, Women in Motorsport, trips to circuits and car meets, socials for members and road trips.

Welcome to LUMA (Lancaster University Mathematics Association)! We are a community open to all students with an interest in mathematics, whether you're deeply into the subject or just a bit curious. Our society is a place where students can explore maths beyond the classroom, develop valuable skills, and build lasting friendships.

At LUMA, we run a variety of events throughout the academic year, ranging from academic and career-focused sessions to relaxed socials. Our events include creative problem-solving sessions, like Logic Lounge, and casual gatherings, such as Mafé (Math Café), where you can enjoy tea, biscuits, and good conversation. For those who enjoy competition, we hold events like our Integration Bee tournament in partnership with Oregon State University.

Our aim is to create a supportive, inclusive space where students can connect, grow, and make the most of their university experience. Whether you're looking for coursework help, career guidance, or just a place to unwind after lectures, LUMA has something for everyone. Join us and discover the many paths mathematics can open!

Within our Women in STEM Society, we believe in forming a community where networking isn't just a professional necessity but a chance to build lasting friendships. Our regular meet-ups aim to provide a welcoming space for women to connect, share experiences, and form a supportive network. 

The University of Leeds Chemical Engineering Society (ChemEngSoc) is a student-led society that hosts events aiming to encourage professional and academic development within the broad field of chemical engineering. Further to this, we host socials which aim to bring together our students to foster a close-knit community of students with a keen interest in the industry.

Some of our staple professional development events include talks hosted from professional and academic partners; a unique industry mentoring scheme providing our students with the opportunity to network with professional engineers from before their academic or professional career even begins, and site visits to local industrial points of interest. 

Leeds Gryphon Racing is the Formula Student team for the University of Leeds, comprised primarily of engineering students from all years and a range of disciplines. Every year we design and build a single seat race car to compete in the IMechE Formula Student competition.

Our team strives to be one of the top Formula Student teams in the UK using our engineering knowledge to design and manufacture excellent cars. Students work on every aspect of the car from the suspension, chassis and aerodynamic packages to the power and drivetrains. The project is student driven with the aid of experienced faculty members.

Leeds has had a rich history with Formula Student. Formed in 1996, it became the first UK university to take part in the competition back in 1997 by competing in the American league, before FSUK had even formed. Since then we have raced around the world including Australia, Japan and Italy.

We are a departmental society that offers something for everyone. We provide entertaining socials throughout the whole year and continuously strive to create a unifying environment for students with similar interests to socialise in. 

We offer a wide range of evening socials that allow members and non-members to come along to relax and laugh with one another outside of the lecture halls. We also arrange day out activities such as a successful paintball trip this year along with sporting tournaments varying from football to dodgeball. The sports teams linked to our society deliver the right dose of competitiveness along with an easy going atmosphere, these teams include football, rugby and netball.

The Leeds Space Communications Group is a University of Leeds society based on the school of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, aiming to gather amateur radio enthusiasts across the university to participate in activities together, and build enriching projects related to communications.

“A vibrant student-led society at the University of Leeds, passionate about satellite communications, RF engineering, and inspiring the next generation of telecommunications engineers through hands-on learning and collaboration in space communications technology.”

The purpose of this society is to foster collaboration among engineers, mathematicians, scientists, healthcare professionals, and entrepreneurs. Universities across the UK, including Imperial College London, KCL, UCL, and Lancaster, each have their own MedTech societies, and it is high time for Leeds to establish its own.

The LUU MedTech Society would stand out as a truly unique entity, attracting students from a diverse range of professional backgrounds, all united by the vast potential of the MedTech industry.

Project ORION was founded to provide students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the ever-growing space engineering industry. With the rise of domestic space technology companies, there is a constant need for talented engineers passionate about space.

We are proud to foster an environment where our team members can challenge themselves, improve and tackle complex engineering challenges.

Our Mission: Equipping students to lead the future of space technology.

Innova is an award-winning society at University of Leicester driven by innovation and provides a platform for like-minded students to collaborate and work together on innovative STEM projects on themes ranging from space and robotics to sustainability and environment.

We offer a mix of projects, both theoretical and practical, which can be submitted externally to industries as part of competitions or within the society. Innova will be an opportunity to make ideas come true - ideas that could help reshape the world, that are innovative, creative, original, and inspirational.

Welcome to LeicesterCS, the University of Leicester's premier technology enthusiast society. We are a collective of students who are passionate about all things related to programming, technology, and the world of silicon.

Whether you are studying an Informatics course or simply have an interest in these fields, we are here to connect you with like-minded individuals and provide an exciting platform to explore and celebrate technology.

At UOL Engineering Society, where innovation fuels passion. We are a spirited community full of determined engineers, dedicated to improving our trajectory in the world of STEM industries. Our society brings together students, lecturers, professionals and industry professionals to foster growth, creativity and leadership in engineering disciplines.

At UOL Engineering Society, we also prioritise our students to gain knowledge first hand from field specialists and opportunities to get hands on and flourish in the working environment. We have many different workshops that build students; networking, social and technical skills. Our society is committed to supporting your journey and contributing to the advancement of technology and society.

Future STEM Leaders is dedicated to nurturing aspiring leaders in STEM fields.

We aim to support students' growth by providing opportunities to interact with industry experts, fostering a supportive network, and promoting awareness of diverse leadership roles and essential skill development. 

Women in STEM (WISTEM) at the University of Leicester commits to inspiring and encouraging women to pursue education and careers in STEM, an industry where women make up only 23% of core STEM fields.

We aim to assist current female students by hosting networking sessions, Women in STEM panel talks, STEM day trips and making female students aware of the different opportunities available to them. Furthermore, the society promotes STEM among young women by visiting and volunteering in high schools and colleges. 

The Biomedical Science Society at the University of Lincoln is an academic society providing insights into unique areas of research and different career paths for our student members.

We organise academic related talks from external guest speakers; hold charity events; give advice on placements and industry years and arrange workshops with our on-campus careers advice centre. 

The Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) Civil and Construction Society is a society run by civil engineering students for civil engineering and built environment students.

As a society, we aim to deliver events which can help students develop their knowledge and skill set as they progress and move into industry. We aim to deliver CPD (Continuing Professional Development) events, socials and support for our members. 

The Biomedical Society at the University of Liverpool is a newly formed, student led society consisting of highly motivated and friendly students with an interest in the biomedical science and the life sciences.
 
As a new society we are excited to arrange new events for our members. We are hoping to offer weekly revision sessions for our members as well as a range of academic events with speakers from a variety of scientific backgrounds and talks on different careers on offer to STEM students.
We also love a fun social to give us a break from all the hard work. Some of the things we love to put on for our members are quiz nights, pizza and games nights, movie nights and a big summer ball!
 
All students are welcome in our society and we pride ourselves on having members from a range of degree disciplines. Regardless of what you study, if you have an interest in the field and want to know more then this is the society for you!

The University of Liverpool Engineering Society (LESS) aims to enhance students' experiences and career prospects through social and employability events across their time at the university. We cover a range of disciplines which makes us one of the largest academic societies at the university. 

We hold frequent social and networking events, winter and summer formals, trips and promote graduate and placement opportunities to give our members the best chance at securing and succeeding at their dream jobs. 

Whether you are studying these degrees or just have an interest in this industry follow us on our social media to keep up to date.  

The University of Liverpool Motorsport Team (ULM) consists of both 3rd and 4th year students studying for an Integrated Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Liverpool. The start of each academic year marks the beginning of a new season, throughout which the team will design, build and test a brand-new entry to the annual Formula Student UK competition, FSUK.

Engineers Without Borders LSBU (London South Bank University) is a student led chapter of the global Engineers Without Borders UK movement, working to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering.

We bring together students from engineering, design and sustainability to explore how technical skills can be used to create positive social and environmental change.

Our activities range from creative, hands-on projects and community workshops to sustainability challenges and outreach events. Each initiative is designed to develop practical skills while encouraging systems thinking, collaboration and awareness of the real world impact of engineering decisions. 

Open to all LSBU students, our chapter is a space for people who believe engineering can be inclusive, regenerative and a force for good, locally and globally.

We are South Bank Racing, a group of students from London South Bank University. We made our IMechE Formula Student debut in 2022 at Silverstone, where we exhibited great resilience and inventiveness by developing and manufacturing the SBR-01 race car from the ground up and competed well in endurance event.

We focused on continual progress and applied lessons from 2022 to increase team teamwork and car performance, resulting in additional sponsors and the prestigious 2023 IMechE cash award. This programme considerably enhances our students' practical learning and professional development. In 2024, we are committed to reaching even higher milestones in all dynamic events of FS2024 with the redesigned SBR-03 car.

LUMotorsport is made up of a number of students studying various degrees from Automotive Engineering to Business Management. Unlike other Formula Student teams, LUMotorsport is entirely organised and run by the student members, with guidance from the academic and technical staff only when required.

This means that the team is not only responsible for producing a new car every year, but also all finances, health and safety, and the business side of running a motorsport team. This tough task is made even more difficult by the fact that all of the work must be done around the team members on going degree courses. After about 8 months of build and 1 months of testing the team will then compete against other universities in the Formula Student Competition. 

Held in a series of international locations, this design competition challenges Formula Student teams from all over the world to put their car and their team through a series of tough challenges. From an endurance 22km stint that tests the car's reliability to a series of events that test the team's knowledge of the car's design and cost, Formula Student events always prove to be enriching, social and challenging experiences.

Welcome! We are the official Engineering Society at Manchester Metropolitan University. We aim to provide all students from any Science and Engineering discipline with a society they can join and the opportunity to enjoy the many trips and socials we have planned.

As well as trips and socials, we also hope to provide a society to help students with their studies, by meeting and supporting each other.

MCR Met Racing is the official Formula Student team of Manchester Metropolitan University, founded in 2007. Each year, we take on the challenge of designing, manufacturing, and racing a competitive single-seater car, competing in the internal combustion category. This year, we have expanded our involvement to include an entry in the Electric Vehicle category, pushing innovation further within our team.

We compete annually at Silverstone in the prestigious IMechE Formula Student UK competition, testing our engineering, teamwork and problem-solving skills against teams from across the world.

Beyond engineering, we encourage students from all courses and disciplines to get involved, offering opportunities in design, business, marketing and media. Our team provides hands-on, industry-relevant experience, helping students develop essential skills while fostering a strong and supportive team environment.

At AeroSoc we aim to provide networking opportunities for engineering students with industry professionals through events including industrial trips and guest lecturers.

We are based in MACE (School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering) at the University of Manchester, where we constantly run social and industrial events to connect students with each other and with experts in industry. Our events are mainly aerospace related however we accept anyone from any discipline!

We are a student-led society that serves as the central hub for the Chemistry students at the University of Manchester.

Our unique strength lies in offering weekly support at ChemUnity in collaboration with our department that integrates academic studies, professional development, and essential social connections. 

Fresh from the city of bees, Manchester.

We are your starting point for the world of Product Management!

We are a student-run society at the University of Manchester that helps students discover what Product Management really is.

We bridge students with industry professionals through events, seminars, and practical workshops. We make the learning of product management to be accessible and fun. Our goal is to support students - no matter their background - to build confidence, gain skills, and find their path in global tech and product careers.

The Robotics Society is a student-led society which aims to encourage students of all levels to get involved in robotics. Since 2013, the Robotics Society offers a great opportunity to develop your practical skills outside of the course curriculum; you’ll be able to build exciting projects with state-of-the-art technology in a relaxed environment.

More importantly, it’s a great chance to meet others who are interested in robotics. The society is open to students from across the university, at all study levels. Take a look at the projects we run!

Manchester Stinger Motorsports is the University of Manchester’s Formula Student society. We design and build a single-seater car to race in the Formula Student UK competition organised by the IMechE and held at Silverstone. Currently we have three teams within the society: an Internal Combustion team, an Electric Vehicle team, and an Artificial Intelligence team.

In Formula Student, student-designed cars are judged by industry experts based on design techniques, practical performance, and business viability for a hypothetical manufacturing firm. Through this project, students develop valuable technical and professional skills, including teamwork, project management, budgeting, communication, and presentation. Many Formula Student alumni have gone on to careers in F1 teams and major automotive companies. 

Our team is comprised of enthusiastic and motivated individuals always willing to give the project their best. Unlike most other Formula Student teams, we take on students from all academic years and degree programmes to build up diversity of ideas and backgrounds. We always strive to maintain a fun working environment with inclusion, equality, and diversity close to our hearts in everything we do.

The University of Manchester Women in Business Society is a student-led society with the goal to empower and inspire women and gender non-conforming individuals within all fields of business. Our society is open to students from all degree backgrounds. 
 
Inclusivity and empowerment are at the core of our values. That is why we drive forward a supportive network which leverages and enhances talent to excel on both professional and personal levels in the industry.
 
Through partnerships with both start-ups and corporate giants, the society organises careers and social networking events for its members and hosts inspiring talks from expert speakers trailblazing a path for women in the business industry.

We are the Particle Accelerators and Beams Society of The University of Manchester.

We strive to bring people of all branches of STEM into the rewarding field of accelerator science. This is in addition to our passion to protect social inclusivity in this field, since innovation is a collective effort.

We're MIS - The North West's first university intelligence society. Our HQ is The University of Manchester...

The aim of MIS is to help students from all different backgrounds (not just cyber students) develop their critical thinking and decision-making skills in national security contexts. We’ll be running intelligence analysis competitions, similar to that of the Cyber Leaders Challenge, workshops (e.g. OSINT), seminars on history and espionage, debates on ethics in intelligence, social events, and much more. We want students to get a taste of the different types of intelligence and also network with professionals.

We are the Nuclear and Particle Physics Society at The University of Manchester. We are a student-led, non-profit society that seeks to spread physics amongst the public in the spirit of democratising science; science is for everyone! 

We are Middlesex University's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Society. We are a group of people who are extremely interested in STEM.

We like things relating to science and have events where we explore different areas of STEM, which may be continuous or one-off events where we may do an experiment. We also have social events such as watching movies and visiting scientific institutions around London.  

We are the Civil Engineering and Geospatial Society (CEGsoc) at Newcastle University. We are an inclusive and proactive society who aim to provide opportunities for networking within and outside of the university, enhance the employability of our members and also run fun social events throughout the year.

We have a big influence within the university running social sports teams and taking part in many multi-disciplinary competitions and activities with other engineering societies. Alongside this we run major networking events in the North East, inviting many major engineering companies to come and interact with our students.

We are the Formula Student team from Newcastle University. 

Here at Newcastle Racing, we believe in all things racing, and especially connecting the students with racing and in particular the Formula Student project. Every part of the car has come from our students, all designed, developed, and manufactured by members of our team.

Our previous generation of car, NRX, was the benchmark for all Electric Formula Student cars in the UK, being the first UK team to successfully get an electric car through scrutineering, as well as setting multiple records in the same year.

We’ve come along way since then through many generations of cars. This academic year, our team is building the next generation of car, NR15, with plans of using it as a base for many more successful cars in the future.

The AI Robotics Society is a student-led community based at Clifton Campus, under the Nottingham Trent Students’ Union (NTSU) and the Department of Computer Science.

We welcome anyone interested in artificial intelligence, robotics, and emerging technologies - whether you’re completely new to the field or already experienced. Our goal is to provide a space for students to learn, experiment, and create through hands-on projects and workshops.

The Cyber Society (CyberSoc) is a student society under NTU's Computer Science department that focuses on Cyber Security and Networking. We aim to bring students closer to the computing/cyber security industry and provide a safe environment for exploration.

We are a society that welcomes students from all backgrounds and computer science disciplines. We host a variety of events, including trips, contests, support sessions, presentations by professionals in the computing industry, and other social gatherings.

We are the University of Nottingham's Aerospace Society, led by current Aerospace Engineering students. Our engineering-focused events are designed to help you build long-lasting connections with your lecturers and industrial professionals.

Additionally, we host collaborative events and socials with various societies across the University, both STEM and non-STEM, providing many more opportunities to make new friends!

The University of Nottingham’s Chemical and Environmental Society is open to all students studying chemical, environmental, and other types of process engineering. We offer careers events to our members from a range of companies to give students the opportunity to network with future employers and gain experience.

The ChemEnv Society is an extremely active and successful society at the University of Nottingham, holding multiple social events for students to get involved with throughout the year. This includes a Winter Boat Party, social activities such as bowling and pub quizzes, Frank Morton Sports Day, and our Lady Trent Annual Dinner which is attended by students, staff members, alumni, and industry professionals.

As proof of our success, the University of Nottingham has awarded us the ‘Gold Star’ Society Status in recognition of our contributions to Student Engagement, Inclusivity & Wellbeing, Community Outreach, and Opportunity & Reward. The ChemEnv Society is known for being a rewarding society to be a part of, as well as a great way for engineering students to relax away from their studies and make friends.

PhysSoc is an active society which aims to help students get the most out of their time at University, and to enjoy it! We also work with the School of Physics to put on talks, careers events and a mentoring scheme. We focus on running social events such as quizzes, nights out, and our famous trip to Playzone Lincoln. We offer two trips abroad every year, and give our members the chance to take part in 4 different sports teams with our society.

Welcome to Women in Computer Science, a society dedicated to empowering and supporting women and non-binary people in the field of computer science. We run casual social events throughout term time around the computer science department with the goal of creating a safe space for all students, no matter their background.

Everyone is welcome to the society, all we ask for is your enthusiasm. We are excited to have you join our community of strong, intelligent, and innovative women in the tech industry. Together, we can break barriers and pave the way for more diversity and inclusion in the world of computer science. Let's code and conquer!

Oxford University Racing is a team of undergraduate students from the University of Oxford that aims to build an electric race-car – from scratch – to compete in the annual IMechE Formula Student competition.

With members from across the student body and across the world, we are a highly passionate and ambitious team; whilst engineers make up the majority of our technical division, we encourage students from any subject to apply for roles in operations.

Oxford Women in Engineering, Science and Technology is a network of over 1,800 undergraduates and postgraduate students at the University of Oxford.

We run social and career-focused events with our sponsors, as well as hosting an annual careers conference exclusively for women in STEM.

Membership to our society is free, and we also provide a mentorship programme that connects industry professionals with our students.

The UOP IT Society is an academic society for everyone interested in computing. If you’re curious about coding, a weathered Linux user, or anywhere in between, we have something for you. We offer a space where students can network, expand their skill set, and meet like-minded individuals passionate about tech.

We also regularly unwind, providing spaces for members who want to relax, have fun, and take a break from the digital world. Throughout the year, we host a variety of educational and fun events including:

• Lightning Talks from Industry Leaders – Meet industry experts and learn the tricks of the trade with us.
• Social Nights – Meet up and make new friends.
• Hacktoberfest Workshops – Get some practice and contribute to open-source code.
• Advent of Code - Join us in a coding battle where we go head to head to beat programming puzzles over the course of December.
• Seasonal Meals – Get some great food and company.
• Participation in Computing Events – Take on exciting challenges like Hackathons and Capture the Flag.
• Interview Challenges and Placement Opportunities – Prepare for the future with interview practice, help with placement applications and make the first steps into your professional career.

We are entirely free to join and open to any department and discipline across the university. Whether you’re here to build your skills, meet new people, or have fun, the IT Society has something for everyone.

Our aim is to build a vibrant community focused on cybersecurity, Linux, and related topics through workshops, bootcamps, and hands-on activities. We plan to bring in professionals from the industry as well as students who are experts in specific areas of cybersecurity to conduct sessions. 

Furthermore, with support from our University’s Technology Faculty, we intend to move forward partaking in activities and competitions to further our knowledge as well partaking in research to contribute to the fields’ academic advancements. 

We are the Genetics Society at Queen Mary University of London; a group of keen students who are either studying genetics, or still are interested in this field!

Monthly events are held on campus to explore the basics of genetics, disorders, treatment and therapy, and learn about clinical trials, genetic counselling and screening. Active engagement outside campus (i.e. on social media with interactive quizzes) further demonstrates the enthusiasm in our society. 

Hyperloop is an idea proposed by Elon Musk to be the future of transportation. Hyperlink is a student run project team, which develops this Hyperloop technology and brings forth innovation to the field.

The Hyperlink team develops the engineering design of this concept and builds prototypes to test, which brings new ideas and innovations to the design of this system. Alongside this the team also conducts research, mainly being biomedical and socio-economic research into the reality of the system if it was to be implemented.

Queen Mary Formula Student is Queen Mary University of London’s student-led motorsport team, representing the university at the IMechE Formula Student competition. Established in 2016, we are a diverse team of 150 members from a range of disciplines across Queen Mary.

From engineering and manufacturing to partnerships and operations, the team is run by students. We learn from each other, take ownership of our work and turn our ideas into something we can put to the test. Join us!

Our society is dedicated to promoting curiosity and passion for genetics. Beyond our lecture theatres, we will discuss cutting-edge discoveries, ethical debates and breakthroughs in medical genetics. We aim to bridge the gap between academic learning and specific interests within genetics that are not covered in lectures.

We believe learning should be enjoyable! We host lots of social events and chill get-togethers where we can play games, watch movies, study together, but also hold educational discussions. 

Our society is a welcoming space for sharing ideas, exploring career paths, and celebrating the world of genetics together. Join us!

The Physics and Astronomy society welcomes anyone with an interest in Physics, Technology or just Science in general, to come together in both an entertaining and educational environment allowing members to share their experience and interests with each other.

We welcome undergraduates, postgraduates, academics, and any other Queen Mary associates into a cohesive network, engaging people from all kinds of backgrounds and levels of expertise.

The Chemistry Society at Queen Mary University of London is well known amongst both students and the chemistry department faculty as being a place where anyone with a passion for chemistry will feel right at home.

Social events are very important to us as a society, and we believe that fostering a community of people who enjoy both chemistry and each other’s company is the hallmark of a great ChemSoc. Themed pub crawls, pizza nights, and chemistry bingo are all great examples of the types of events we like to put on for our members. This does not mean, however, that we eschew the more academic events. Far from it! Evening talks from faculty members on their current research, careers workshops, and guest lecturers from outside of the university are staples of what we offer our members.

We welcome anyone with an interest in chemistry to attend our events and get to know our members. We have a great community of people in our society, and we welcome new members with open arms!

The Queen Mary Centre for Undergraduate Research (QMCUR) is a hub of innovation, exploration and academic excellence dedicated to championing undergraduate research endeavours.

At QMCUR, we genuinely believe that every undergraduate student possesses the potential to make remarkable contributions to their fields of interest, regardless of their background or identity.

Welcome to the QUB Aerospace Society!

Since 2023, we have been enabling students at Queen’s University Belfast to fulfil their dreams of one day having a career in the growing space industry. We are more than just a student rocketry team, we are a source of information and guidance, a platform for giving students a voice and above all,  an outlet for students’ passion about all things space.

The QUB Aerospace Society provides opportunities for students to get involved in real-world projects, from designing and building rockets to competing in national and international competitions though our team: Queen's Propulsion Laboratory (QPL). 

The society also hosts industry talks, workshops, and networking events, helping members gain valuable skills and insights into the space industry.

Salford Racing is a student ran organisation where ambition meets engineering excellence.

Our team consists of bright, motivated students from diverse range of courses and disciplines of engineering, all united by a common goal: to push the boundaries of automotive technology and compete on a global stage together as a team.

Revitalised in early 2023, the relatively new ChemSoc quickly became a thriving community of those interested in the chemical sciences at Hallam, and has bounced from strength to strength ever since. The society aims to maximise the opportunities it can offer to its members in order to help them get the most out of their time at university (from both a social and academic perspective), and leave with connections that set them up for the future.

Well established within the Yorkshire chemistry scene, we engage regularly with the Royal Society of Chemistry’s local section group (on which several of our committee sit as members) and the University of Sheffield’s Chemistry Society. These connections allow our members to participate in Chemistry-themed events they wouldn’t normally have the chance to, including research symposia, guest lectures and regular socials & the end-of-year ball.

SHU Racing is a Formula Student team run by a selection of masters year engineers who lead the team in the direction of innovation and development. Over the space of the academic year, the team designs, manufactures and races a single seater race car in competition with universities across the world, aiming to be the fastest car on track.

The team consists of over 50 members ranging from foundation to masters level, and the continuous development opportunities allow students to apply their theoretical knowledge into real world scenarios, working in diverse teams on exciting projects.

The Data Analytics Society at Sheffield Hallam University is focused on promoting, educating, and collaborating in the field of data analytics. It aims to create an inclusive environment for learning, networking, and research. Key objectives include offering workshops, seminars, and training sessions on data analytics tools and best practices, fostering connections between students, faculty, alumni, and industry professionals, organizing data hackathons and competitions, creating mentorship programs for newcomers in data analytics, and engaging in community outreach to promote data literacy. Membership is open to students, staff, and other categories as defined by Sheffield Hallam Students' Union's governance.

The society is managed by an elected committee with various roles and responsibilities, adhering to the constitution and governance of the Students' Union.

We're the departmental society for Aerospace Engineering at the University of Sheffield. We host a variety of events including nights out, walks in the peaks, charity fundraisers but what sets us apart from other societies is our commitment to your professional development.

Since September we have hosted 8 educational events including guest lectures, site tours and revision quizzes, with plenty more still to come! Being a member of our society and attending these events allows you to keep up-to-date with developments in the sector and to network, both with academics and industry professionals, putting you in good stead for applying for jobs after graduation.

Sheffield Formula Racing, SFR, is The University of Sheffield’s Formula Student team. We are comprised of around 70 Engineering undergraduates who each year design and manufacture a single-seater race car to compete at the FSUK competition at Silverstone, hosted by the iMechE.

At the start of every academic year, over 400 applicants from their 1st year of study apply to the team. It is a rigorous and challenging process through which the most dedicated and passionate 17 will join the team.

The Sheffield Physics Society (aka PhySoc) is the Physics and Astronomy departmental society at the University of Sheffield. As a Sheffield Students' Union society, PhySoc organises a wide range of activities and events throughout the academic year, building an inclusive and welcoming community for all students across the department.

From pub quizzes to study socials, museum trips to late night scavenger hunts, PhySoc aims to encourage all students to make the very most of their time at the University of Sheffield, both academically and socially.

Run by a really passionate and hard-working committee, PhySoc endeavours to regularly organise different events that cater to all interests in the hope that all students feel welcomed to come along and get to know us here at PhySoc! 

SunrIde is an ambitious team of 100 hardworking engineering students from Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Sheffield. The team ranges from Undergraduates to Masters students, from more than 20 countries. Founded in 2017, SunrIde has been expanding ever since, maintaining four highly-engineered projects to achieve rocketry innovation through their research.

SunrIde holds the National Altitude Record of UK amateur rocketry at 36,274ft in 2019 and has gained international recognition for the students' passionate endeavours. Here is their successful launch. SunrIde's primary goals are to push our limits for innovation, and to provide rocketry enthusiasts with the opportunity to learn about and become involved in the space industry. 

The Engineering Society at Solent is a student-run society which aims to bridge the gap between industry and academic studies through our project development, career talks and facility tours.

We ensure students may create close bonds with future employers whilst providing industry exposure. Additionally, social events are run alongside our engineering-based projects all year round.

At the University of Southampton AI Society we aim to create a common learning space for people with an interest in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.

We organise talks with professionals from the AI industry and with research staff from well-known institutes, as well as hackathons and workshops.

SUFST is a student-run organisation within Southampton University with the aim to design, build, test, and race a formula-style electric race car. We participate annually in IMechE Formula Student competitions, primarily FSUK held at the Silverstone Circuit. We have an interest in sustainability, and we are taking steps towards reducing our impact on the environment. We have a multitude of team members going into prestigious placement and graduate jobs in industries like Formula One, Automotive, Aerospace, Defence and more. 

Introducing SPAD 

Saints Performance Automotive Design (SPAD) is the University of St Andrews Formula Student team, a team dedicated to promoting automotive engineering and sustainability. Our mission is to provide equal opportunities to students interested in engineering, transcending barriers of background, experience, and expertise. At SPAD, we hope to foster an environment of inquisitive learning with support from industry experts and university professors.

SPAD is firmly committed to promoting a sustainable ethos among the next generation of engineers. Recognising the urgent need to address environmental challenges, we are dedicated to integrating eco-friendly solutions, fostering innovation in sustainable technologies, and inspiring our members to become responsible leaders. Through our unwavering pursuit of excellence and our dedication to sustainability, SPAD is preparing our members to be the ethical, forward-thinking engineers of tomorrow. 

Playfair Consultancy Group is a student-run consulting firm providing pro-bono services to local, national, and international organisations. Our teams provide fresh perspectives and practical solutions to our clients' most pressing challenges.

Operating out of St Andrews, we work across many different industries and regions, from local charities to nationwide tech companies. We handle market entry strategy, competitive analyses, organisational restructuring, and more. If you have an idea you would like explored or a problem that needs to be solved, we can commit a team of driven students to conduct the research you might not have time for. 

STACS is the University of St Andrews' computing society. We run both large-scale and small events, the biggest of which is our 24 hour hackathon that takes place every March, known as STACSHack! STACSHack has a new fun theme every year, and you can see past themes by looking at our events page.

We also run smaller, educational events such as our Teach Me X series, which has industry speakers sharing their knowledge. Alongside our hackathons and educational events, we also run social events throughout the year, including a popular pub quiz at the start of the academic year for everyone to get to know each other!

Staffordshire University's Computing Society is an inclusive, academic, tech society based in Stoke-on-Trent. It is open to all Staffordshire University students who are interested in Computing or related fields. Its main goal is to provide a supportive environment to students, regardless of their technical background, to advance in their careers, fulfil their academic dreams and excel in Computing.

Get ready to connect, code and conquer with Staffs Computing Society! Whether you’re a newbie or tech extraordinaire, level up with us.

Staffordshire University’s Engineering Society is open to all educational backgrounds of students, staff and academics who have an interest in creative ideas, enhancing knowledge and skills in technology, industrial exposure and having a good social experience for your future.

The aim of Engineering Society is to familiarise students with latest technologies around the globe in the field of Engineering, as well as providing them with enhanced experience in making connections with industry.

Throughout the academic year, the society events will include:

• Workshops
• Industrial trips to firms and other Universities 
• Competitions (Internal and External)
• Social Activities 
• Guest Speakers and Talks etc.

The year will also be fully packed with many other activities. 

We are a group striving to educate and spread awareness of gender imbalances in STEM-related subjects.

We aim to foster a supportive and empowering environment encouraging women to excel in STEM disciplines, and to create a vibrant space where women in STEM can connect, collaborate, and thrive throughout their academic and professional journeys.

We are the maths society from the University of Stirling. We are interested in learning about both pure and applied mathematics. We also like to collaborate with other societies and hold career events. 

Our society consists of many maths and maths-related students but also students from other fields.

Strathbiomed was established in 2018 to connect members with other passionate and motivated students with an interest in biomolecular sciences. Our goal is to nurture that interest and allow members to network between all years and disciplines. 

As a newer society we organise events to connect like-minded individuals. These events consist of fun and themed socials to decompress and maintain work/life balance during studies along with peer mentor and study groups. Our favourite socials include fancy dress competitions and quiz nights at our union.

Welcome to the University of Surrey’s BioSoc Society! 

We are an award winning Biosciences Departmental Society made of a friendly and welcoming community of bioscience-degree related students or anyone interested in this field. Whether you’d like to develop your career and employability prospects further or just want an opportunity to make friends, this is the place for you! 

We regularly host a broad range of academic and social events. These include external guest speakers from the industry or alumni, study sessions, day trips and opportunities to develop scientific skills. Our fun social events, such as but not limited to: movie nights, quizzes, games night, pub crawls and a BioSoc Ball aim to help our members relax and have a good time. We also collaborate with other societies and raise money for charity.

As a society, we ambitiously strive to bring plentiful opportunities for our members during their time at university. Additionally, we’re sponsored and in partnership with various external organisations to help benefit our members.

The Surrey Electronics and Amateur Radio Society aims to support students in exploring all aspects of electronics, amateur radio, and even space technologies. We do this via our Makerspace, Radio Shack, Satellite Ground Station.

We run courses on coding, 3D Printing, Amateur Radio, and many more, as well as hosting many competitive robot building competitions throughout the year. We welcome all students, regardless of their university course! If you have any interest at all in electronics, we’d be delighted to have you.

We are a university society made of a passionate collection of students with an interest in mathematics. Maybe your goal is to meet other students with the same interests, attend entertaining social events and captivating departmental maths-themed talks or grow your employability prospects, anyone is welcome to join!

MathSoc hosts a range of social events, including meet & greets, fun quizzes, pub crawls, game nights, a yearly MathSoc & PhySoc Ball for all mathematics and physics students to enjoy and many more collaborations with other STEM and non-STEM societies!

We also offer academic events at Surrey for Mathematics, such as our 'Amazing Maths Talks' by experts in their fields, such as "Mathematics of sleep: why do we sleep so late?" by Professor Anne Skeldon and "New physics in the days of Oppenheimer" by Professor Alessandro Torrielli.

We strive to form a strong community within Surrey for students studying, or with an interest in, mathematics and bring students the best prospects for learning and career development.

HackSussex is the largest, student-led Hackathon and Coding society in Sussex, with a number of successful hackathons and programming events behind us. Through our events, we encourage students to practise their coding skills and build connections with like-minded people.

We welcome programmers of all experience levels to our events, from beginners to experts.

The Data Science Society at the University of Sussex is committed to fostering a thriving Data Science community on campus. Our university has a rich history of interdisciplinary research, and we continue to advance at the forefront of innovation. As Data Science emerges as a dynamic interdisciplinary field, current and future graduates like you will play a vital role in shaping its trajectory.

Our society aims to unite students with shared interests in Data Science, facilitating collaboration and leveraging on-campus resources to develop essential skills and knowledge. Our mission is to promote accessibility, academic excellence, inclusivity, and an engaging experience for all participants in the field of Data Science.

Formula Student team representing the University of Sussex at the IMechE competition. We are driven by innovation and passion. We design, fund, and build a small Formula style racing car.

Working closely with our team partners, we hope to bring in new innovative parts to improve the overall performance of the car and lift us up the rankings. Our motivated team will be working to complete this project alongside finishing their degree.

At Swansea University we aim to create a place and culture where all levels of medical engineering students can collaborate and grow as a community. Within the society all members of the team strive to offer the best service to each participate. We intend to aid in professional development, peer support schemes and networking.

The Medical Engineering Society was founded on the basis of three principles; Professional Development, Networking and Peer support.

The main focus of the society was to employ extracurricular events in order for university students to gain a greater understanding and knowledge of what it takes to be a good Medical Engineer. This includes, but is not limited to, seminars, site visits and placement opportunities. All events are completed in the hope that members will be more employable and capable in the workplace for having attended such occasions.

Welcome to the Swansea Women in Engineering Society, also known as Swansea WES!

Our society is open to all students, regardless of gender or background, who are passionate about or interested in engineering and promoting gender diversity in STEM. We are the SU Science and Engineering Award winner 2024, for empowering women and making STEM accessible for all and embodying the ethos.

The Chemical and Physical Society (CPS) is the departmental society for UCL Chemistry. We host weekly academic talks, alongside social and career events for both students and staff. The CPS is believed to be UCL’s oldest student society, founded in 1876 by students of the Birkbeck Laboratory.

We are the UCL Chemical Engineering department's undergraduate student-led society, managed by seven dedicated committee members.

One of the core values within our society is community. We believe in creating a strong and supportive community, by organising a diverse range of exciting social events as well as educational and insightful career talks throughout the year.

As well as a supportive environment, we are deeply committed to academic excellence. We pride ourselves in supporting each other’s academic and professional growth and we actively collaborate with external companies and industry professionals to offer valuable opportunities for networking, career development, and mentorship for our students.

The Ramsay Society represents over 600 undergraduate students in the UCL Chemical Engineering department, with 63% international students and 39.5% female representation. Our commitment to inclusivity and advancing gender equality has been recognised through the Athena SWAN Gold Award.

The Chemical Engineering Researchers’ Society (CheERS) was founded in 2016, with a purpose to encourage social networking amongst all PhDs students and staff, both academic and non-academic. Our aim is to improve knowledge transfer and facilitate a platform for multi-disciplinary engagement within the Department of Chemical Engineering at UCL.

As a committee, we organise career and social events across the calendar year. We work alongside the Ramsay Society to bridge the gap between students and staff/researchers, as well as the Industrial Advisory Board to give our members general advice about directions and trends in industry. Our scope is to responsibly plan and implement various events and conduct them in accordance with the regulations set by UCL and the Chemical Engineering department.   

Established in 2015, the UCL Mechanical Engineering Society (MES) stands as a student-led society, boasting a membership of more than 700 UCL Undergraduate and Master's Mechanical Engineering students.  

Guided by the principles of integrity, growth, and respect, MES is dedicated to cultivate a strong communal spirit among its members, foster enhanced professional development, and provide the best environment for UCL students to succeed. 

Created in 2018 by researchers for researchers, the UCL Mechanical Engineers Researchers' Society (MERS) is dedicated to supporting our doctoral and staff community. We aim to bridge the gap between academic research and professional application by facilitating networking with external partners and providing targeted career development.

From social gatherings to inter-departmental collaborations, our committee hosts events year-round to build a supportive environment for all PhD students and staff. At our core, MERS serves as a platform for multi-disciplinary engagement, helping to improve knowledge transfer and celebrate the research breakthroughs happening within Mechanical Engineering.

Warwick ChemSoc is an academic society that unites students through a love of chemistry! Whether it be social events, sporting events or academic support through our weekly ChemCafés, we have something for everyone. Our annual ChemBall is the highlight of our social calendar, being an amazing night for academics and students alike to let their hair down and forget about the pressures of university life.

Furthermore, our incredible outreach team brings the magic of science to the local community, helping to teach and inspire the future generations of scientists. So, if you're a chemist, a biochemist or someone who just loves chemistry, come and give us a try!

Warwick Engineering Society is an award-winning student-run hub for students to network, socialise and learn to make the most of their university life. We are an all-inclusive student community of over 600 members from all engineering disciplines and the wider STEM field. 
  
We aim to bridge the gap between academic studies and industry for our members through our careers talks, networking opportunities, academic support sessions and annual conferences.

Warwick Google Developer Student Club is a university based community group for students interested in Google developer technologies. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as developers are welcome. By joining Warwick GDSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. We are genuinely affiliated with Google.

1. We identify local partners to work with and lead project building activities.
2. Grow student knowledge on developer products and platforms through hands-on workshops and events.
3. We give access to a global network of student leaders, professional community organisers, industry experts, and Googlers to gain mentorship and share knowledge.

Warwick Mathematics Society is here to help you! Whether you're studying maths and want an easy way to meet your course-mates, need some extra help, or want nothing to do with numbers  - we're the society for you.

Laid back, friendly and approachable, we aim to provide exciting opportunities for fun-filled socials to help you relax after a long day of lectures (or not, as the case may be!), whilst our fantastic academic team ensure you still get the grades you deserve...

What more could you possibly ask for?!

Warwick Physics Society (PhysSoc) is a student-run society that supports students during their studies through both academic support and social events for them to get to know other students.

We are aimed at Warwick students undertaking Physics-based degrees, as well as those who have a general interest in the field. We aim to make available any academic support that physics students may need or want as well as putting on a huge range of fun and exciting events and trips.

ATAL (Alan Turing & Ada Lovelace) Society is a computing society created to give like-minded students from the UWL School of Computing & Engineering, and anyone else interested in programming, a community to discuss current technology trends, attend hackathons, ask questions about computing courses or get careers advice from a committee with years of working experience both inside and outside of the tech industry.

We work on projects from time to time, and members are always welcome to get involved in them. Projects in the past have included: building dashboards and data pipelines to visually represent data for the society and building websites for other societies upon request. 

The Built Environment Society is a student led community dedicated to uniting future architects, engineers, planners, designers, surveyors, and construction professionals. Our mission is to bridge the gap between academia and industry by providing real world exposure, meaningful professional connections, and collaborative learning opportunities.

We host a range of events including industry talks, site visits, workshops, CPD sessions, social meetups, and study groups. Whether you’re exploring career pathways, looking to gain hands on experience, or simply want to connect with like-minded individuals, BES offers a supportive and inspiring environment to grow.

The Biomedical Science Society welcomes students from diverse life science disciplines at the University of Westminster. Our society serves as an invaluable resource, providing information on careers, enhancing employability prospects, and offering a vibrant space to have fun.

With over 200 members officially joined to the society, we host a variety of engaging events, including insightful educational talks from external speakers, captivating movie nights, science exhibitions and more.

These events not only allow students to network with professionals but also increases their knowledge and love for the biomedical sciences.

We connect students with industry professionals and help you build the skills, confidence, and connections to succeed in today's competitive business world.

By joining this society you can make new friends, join our exciting events and be part of a group of likeminded individuals! The society welcomes everyone, so whatever course you’re doing, if you have a passion for business, this is a perfect society for you!

We have featured in the local newspaper - Worcester News.

CyberSoc is the University of York’s cyber security society. We are a dedicated bunch of enthusiasts and learners and host a range of fun activities for beginners and veterans of cyber security alike.

We are open to all students and encourage any students with an interest in cyber security to come along no matter their department or degree.