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Finding a Partner Organisation
Before you get in touch with any organisations or schools or anyone within UCL you must speak to a member from our team - there might be something important to explain to you about that contact.
Project Planning and Budget Form - guidance
You can apply for up to £300 to run your Student-Led Project.
Risk Assessment Form - guidance
The Volunteering Service will support UCL students to deliver in-person and online community volunteering projects. Student-Led Projects are permitted to run in-person activity as long as these activities comply with current government and UCL guidelines.
Aims, Outcomes and Activities
It’s important to clearly state what you’re trying to achieve, and how you’re going to do it. This is known as setting your Aim, Outcomes and Activities.
How to start a project with your club or society
There is huge potential for you and your members to share your skills and interests with the local community.
Accountability and Questions for Officers
How to start a Community Project
This webpage is for Student-Led Projects registered with the Volunteering Service.
...volunteering forces you to step outside of your comfort zone and get to know real people.
We had the pleasure of chatting with Tingyan Wang, a SELCS MA Translation and Culture Postgraduate, about her one-off volunteering at the Royal Museums Greenwich 3-day Ice World Festival. Tingyan shares with us her motivation for volunteering, how volunteer
Student Volunteering Week 2022
This week is Student Volunteering Week (SVW) 2022, and is the 21st anniversary where we celebrate all things student volunteering.  SVW gives you a great platform to showcase your innovative projects and events - so make sure you take the chance to share your experiences as a volunteer with us!
"It was very rewarding, being able to support others to achieve their dreams, just like I did before."
Anca is a 3rd year medical student intercalating in Neuroscience. She was able to get involved in research as early as her first year and wanted to enable others to have the same enriching experience.
Wheelchair Basketball
TeamUCL are running weekly Wheelchair basketball sessions at Somers Town Community Sports Centre. They run from 8pm - 10pm every Tuesday. The sessions are open to all UCL students, including those with and without disabilities, and anyone wanting to try a new sport.
What's it like being a part of a society like TEDxUCL?
Written by Mukund Hari Nathany, President and Licensee, TEDxUCL
"As an international student I learned so many things about the multinational community of the UK which was really fruitful.."
Canan Işık is an alumni of the MSc of Child and Adolescent Mental Health within the Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health. As a former international student, she reflects on the benefits of a collaboration with a community partner in the UK.
Lunar New Year 2024
The Lunar New Year, a celebration of new beginnings, is an important and festive holiday for many of our Chinese and East Asian student community.
Previous Elections
Here you will be able to find information about our previous elections for both Academic Reps and Sabbatical and Student Officers. If you are thinking of standing in the election this is a good place to see what previous candidates have put in their manifestos.
Leadership Race Schedule 2024
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UCL Strategy 2022-27 - Our draft response
Below is our draft response to the discussion papers Evolving the UCL Grand Challenges (
Clubs and Societies Colours and Awards 2022
The Clubs and Societies Colours and Awards Nominations 2022 The Clubs and Societies Colours and Awards are the annual showcase of the best of Students’ Union UCL and our membership. Student success nominated by fellow students and presented at a p
Who are the trustees?
The Board of Trustees is made up of the following:
Teaching Strikes Referendum - the results
Between Friday 21 and Wednesday 26 January we held a referendum on teaching strikes, asking you: ‘Should the Students' Union support the UCU strikes of 2021?’.