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Welcome to Surrey Students' Union
We’re your Students’ Union – a student-led organisation here to support, represent, and inspire you throughout your time at Surrey. Whether it’s through academic advice, fun events, clubs and societies, volunteering opportunities, or campaigns that change your time at university – we’re here to make Your Surrey Life the best it can be.
Every student at the University of Surrey is a member of Surrey Students' Union which means if you're reading this you're probably already part of one of the most exciting student communities in the UK!
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With over 170 Clubs and Societies to join there's something for everyone at your Union!
Winning for You
Every day, elected students across the Union are making positive changes to Your Surrey Life. Here are just a few examples. 🎉
Course Rep Win 👍
Proactivity and engagement with the cohort
Has been very proactive with organising questionnaires and sending them off to the cohort
Officer Win 🏆
Union2U Success
Launched our Union2U project with great engagement and success- bringing the Union to students across campus. From welcoming students at the Freshers BBQ to providing topical information outside the HIVE and the Library- hundreds of students have engaged and found out new information about the Union. We cant wait to see how this project can evolve.
Officer Win 🏆
Black Sport Collective
For the Black Sport Collective Relaunch we hosted a Barbershop, where we brought in a local Afro-specialist barber, Mayur, who offered free haircuts and advice around hair care. We also created space for students to meet one another, have conversations and engage with organisations that could provide further opportunities and support. We invited two organisations who aligned with the wider purpose of the collective - Black Tennis Mentors UK and Black Minds Matter UK in conjunction with the Student Equality Network.