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Network Committee Positions
How Network Committee Positions Work: The following descriptions have been made "generic" and applied to all network committees. This is so the information is easier for you to find. Each committee will have at least five positions, including:
How to survive as an introvert at UCL
Written by Kirill Bedenkov, Politics and International Relations BScHello, there. 
Rep Elections 2026
Make Change HappenThe Rep Elections take place in Term 1 every year and are the perfect opportunity for you to make a difference during your time at UCL.
Institute Drinks Menu
HAPPY HOUR | From open - 18:00 | Mon-FriDEALS AND STEALSWhether you finished your studies early or just hanging around, come in and enjoy a drink for less!£12 Bottle of Wine
Alumni Stories - Adrianna Chmielewska
Whilst studying for her BA Comparative Literature at UCL, Adrianna Chmielewska also volunteered with Action Tutoring. Graduating in 2020, she now works as a teacher.
What do we get out of this?
What will a dissertation do for us?Bottom line, a 10,000 word dissertation is not very useable way of packing up information! It is the key output for our students and is a very important product of any collaborative research.
Taking part in the clinic
What is the offer here?Many organisations ask us for support with different aspects of research, from advice about data collection and what are the best measurement scales to use, to help with data collection itself.
Get yourself a Students' Union profile!
Why should I register?By registering with the Community Research Initiative, you'll never miss a thing. We'll more easily be able to promote what you do to 100s of UCL students. You will have your own login and profile page and have full control of this.
We're here to answer your questions!
Use this link to make your 1:1 with the Community Research Initiative manager, Anne Laybourne
Info for community partners: Community Research Initiative
What are we all about?The Community Research Initiative works to create ways for voluntary, community and non-profit organisations to collaborate with our top quality students. This is part UCL's commitment to working with and for its local community.
Women Only Project Active
Women Only Project Active Join us for a variety of Women Only weekly classes, activities and events! Take part in our Women Only weekly class which include: Dance Fit, Barre, Pilates and Run Clubs.
Our Brokering Service
Let's start some conversations!At the Community Research Initiative, we can approach voluntary organisations, community groups, non-profits and social enterprises on your behalf - this is our brokering service.
10 Essential Ingredients For Your University Kitchen
Written by Kayi Yeung, MSc Business Analytics
TeamUCL Gym T's & C's
Welcome to our Terms & ConditionsOur Terms and Conditions are in place to provide clarity to gym users about how we operate.
Afghanistan one year on - the UCL student response
Throughout the last academic year, UCL students were busy fundraising and volunteering in response to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
Project Active x Sports Clubs
Project Active x Sports Clubs Collaborate with Project Active to introduce your sport to a wider range of people, especially those who are beginners or who are not sport-orientated. Increase exposure to your club, get more students active and and encourage more Postgraduate engagement in sport!
UCL Charity Consultancy Challenge 2022
Take a group of UCL students who’ve never met before, put them into a totally new situation for a week – what can they achieve? Quite a lot, as it happens.
What's it like to work for the Union bars?
Written by Amy Tickner, MA History
Easy Ways To Be Eco-Friendly At Uni
Written by Vaania Kapoor Achuthan, Sustainability Officer
"The best thing during the challenge was getting to work with people from so many different cultural and academic backgrounds"
Mya is a first-year student studying Human Sciences at UCL. She took part in UCL's first ever Charity Consultancy Challenge, which ran over the course of one-week back in June. She told us about the skills she gained from it and how she and her team managed to create a period pad from water hyacinth in such a short time!