Scandinavian Society
Celebrating Scandinavian heritage, building community, and creating belonging at Surrey
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Scandinavian Society Membership 2026
ScandiSoc Membership 2026
-FreeWelcome to the Scandinavian Society at the University of Surrey! 🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰
Whether you’re from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, or just wish you were, we’re here to give you plenty of opportunities to socialise, meet fellow Scandinavians, celebrate our culture, and explore everything Surrey has to offer.
To stay updated on upcoming events and socials, make sure to follow us and join our WhatsApp group!
What we do:
- Socials: Organised and spontaneous meet-ups to connect and unwind.
- Events: Celebrating Scandinavian traditions, culture and events from 17 Mai, Fastelavn, Midsommar to much more!
- Networking: Opportunities to meet fellow Scandinavian students, alumni, and professionals.
Our Goals
- Inclusive Community
- Celebrate and share cultural heritage
- Support new and exchange students
Committee Members
Signatories
Noah Fjeld
President
Ethan Kuchanny
Vice-President
Vilde Wattum
Treasurer
Constitution
Aims
The aim of a Scandinavian Society on campus is to celebrate and promote the rich cultural heritage of Scandinavia by creating an inclusive community offering a welcoming space for Scandinavian students to connect. The Scandinavian Society aims to foster a strong sense of belonging among its members by celebrating shared traditions, supporting new students, and providing networking opportunities.
Existence
There is a clear need for a Scandinavian Society at the University of Surrey to provide a dedicated space for the growing number of scandinavian students to connect over our shared cultural heritage. Cultural societies play a vital role in fostering community, and enriching the wider student experience. The university already hosts several successful societies based on national and cultural identity and a Scandinavian Society would build on this precedent while also supporting new students from Scandinavia as they adjust to life in the UK.