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It didn't feel like a dissertation - it felt connected to the kind of work you're going to end up doing
Sigrid Duekilde is an MSc Anthropology, Environment and Development alumni. This story captured in 2020 depicts her reflections and feelings about collaborating with her community partner. If you’re wondering about what its like to collaborate with a CRIS partner, read her story to find out more!
Supported Fitness Sessions
About the programmeTeamUCL are offering four free 1-2-1 fitness sessions to all UCL students who identify as disabled, in our on campus gym TeamUCL Gym.
"Even now, I still think that volunteering is one of the best things I've done at UCL."
Emilia is a second year English student whose Fresher year was characterised by pandemic-induced lockdowns and reduced face-to-face contact at university.
SDG#1 No Poverty
SDG #1: No PovertyOne of the most entangled Sustainable Development Goals is #1, No Poverty, for whatever we would like to achieve as a society, we need to empower people to act first.While simply marking our planet’s passage around a large burning object in
Our future, your future
We’re thinking about our future and working out where to focus our resources for the next three years – be part of forming our new strategy, which is all about deciding what we do, how to do it and when to do it.
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Take part!
As part of a new research and engagement project, we invite you to share your memories of your time at UCL and life after graduation.
Generation UCL
In the lead up to UCL’s bicentenary in 2026, a research and engagement project puts students an
What we do in the Writing and Language Support Programme
L+W is run by the Students’ Union as a free support service for non-native speakers of English. From undergraduates to PhD candidates, any UCL student can join us to boost their confidence in academic writing and speaking.Our peer tutors run three different types of activities:
Project Active Steps Challenge
What does it involve?For good physical and mental health, adults should aim to be physically active every day. We are challenging the entire UCL community to support their wellbeing by getting active and recording their daily step count.
Academic Rep Successes
This Girl Can Week
Celebrate This Girl Can Week with Project Active!
Make a Difference: Get Involved in Social Impact at UCL
Your time at UCL is a chance to do more than study – it’s an opportunity to make change. Whether you’re passionate about climate justice, social equality, mental health, or supporting local communities, there are plenty of ways to get involved in valuable social impact initiatives.
In-person Project Active
Project Active FAQs
Who can take part in Project Active classes?Our Project Active weekly classes are open to all current UCL students and members of UCL Staff.
Project Active Prices
Project Active Online Membership Do you attend Project Active online weekly classes? …then the online memberships are just what you need!
How to Make the Most of London’s Theatres (Without Breaking the Bank)
Written by Izzy Ind, BA HistoryEven if you've never seen a musical in your life, there's something for everyone in London's West End.
Meet our Instructors
Meet our Project Active Weekly Class Instructors:
Decolonise UCL
Buildings all over our campus are named after eugenicists who today we would call white supremacists.These consist of the Petrie Museum after Flinders Petrie, the Pearson Building after Karl Pearson and the Francis Galton Laboratory and Lecture Theatre.
Current and Past Campaigns
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