Spanish and Latin American Society

Established over a decade ago, The UCL Spanish and Latin American Society was built on the premise of being a welcoming place for Spanish-speaking students and anyone interested in immersing themselves in our traditions and language across the globe

We are firmly driven by our passion of constructing a close-knit community that over the years has welcomed and guided many students throughout university.

Be prepared for:

Rigorously designed weekly Spanish-speaking classes with native speakers
Discounted Hispanic club nights and pre-drinks
Sports tournaments ranging from Football to Padel
Conferences by leading Latin American and Spanish researchers and public figures in the U.K
Polished academic journal
Regular social events held on an ad hoc basis.

We offer 2 types of memberships: The Social Membership (£5) for those interested in coming along to our organised events, and the Classes Membership (£20), which includes being able to take part in our weekly Spanish classes.

Please do not hesitate to drop a committee member a message, either on Facebook, Instagram or directly to the society's e-mail: [email protected].

We hope you join us, and we thoroughly look forward to seeing you in the forthcoming academic term!

¡SALUDOS A TODOS!

BEST WISHES TO ALL!

Humbly,

The 2026/27 Committee.

Juan Bestene (President), Fabiola Moreno de los Rios (Vice-president), Diego Lopez Gallo (Treasurer), Ana Herrero (Head of Events), Bruno Roura (Welfare Officer), Javier De Castro (Head of Cultural Events), Maia Rodriguez Laperche (Head of Social Events), Maria Hidalgo (Head of Education), Tadeo Babecki Pardo (Head of marketing and IT), Jorge Agulló (Financial Secretary), Carlos Cosmen (First Year Representative).

UCL Spanish and Latin American Society have signed the Zero Tolerance to Sexual Harassment Pledge.

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