Welcome freshers and returning members! Come join us in the futsal taster sessions which will provide an insight into how our weekly social sessions will be ran throughout the year. The sessions will ...

Join us for our first meeting of the year! This is the perfect opportunity to meet the committee, learn about what our society does, and find out how you can get involved in supporting our society's ...

Launched in 2023, the Impartial Chairs programme is a sector leading skills development programme that has been developed and is run by Students’ Union UCL to create resilient and reflective students ...

Want to play regular weekly football?

Everything accessible with standard membership Access to in-person socials and speaker events Network your way to your dream career Breeze through data science lessons with our in-house, in-person + ...

Join TeamUCL for a Walk and Talk group, in collaboration with SSW's Guide to Thrive campaign! This is a space to stroll streets of Bloomsbury, have a good chat, and maybe even a coffee. Facilitated by ...

Whether you’re new to badminton or a seasoned player, our club welcomes players of all skill levels! We believe badminton isn’t just the fastest racquet sport (yes, shuttlecocks can reach speeds of ...

As a fitness community, we're passionate, determined, and student-centred. Bloomsbury Fitness is a gym that gives back. As part of your Students' Union, we offer a quality service while keeping prices ...

Student life starts here. We're run by students for students, here to help you make the most of UCL. Welcome is for everyone: postgraduate, undergraduate, part-time, mature, international, or local.

Discover London’s Vibrant Communities at the UCL East Communities Fair!What is the Communities Fair?Our Communities Fairs are your gateway to engaging with London's diverse and vibrant communities.

Welcome to UCL Italian Society! People are always talking about Italy - breathtaking landmarks, stunning landscapes, delicious cuisine, and romantic cities. But doesn't that all sound a bit too cliché ...