Student Societies

The ​UNSW Science Society focuses on enriching the lives of our undergraduate and postgraduate constituent students.

The Women in Science Society UNSW is a group actively promoting equal representation and opportunity for women in science.

SAMS is a constituent society which includes all students who are currently enrolled in the BSc of Adv Sci (Honours) or BSc Adv. Maths (Honours) degrees.

The UNSW Aviation Society (AvSoc) is an ARC affiliated club that provides a socialising platform for students who are currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Aviation.

The School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences Student Society is a society that unites UNSW students who are studying disciplines under BABS.

BioSoc brings together students from all fields of Biological Science and is a perfect opportunity for students to meet like-minded individuals, get academic and careers support and just have a load of fun.

Uniting mathematicians, econometricians and computer scientists, UNSW Datasoc seeks to empower our members with knowledge and skills of data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

MatSOC provides help and mentoring to all students of Materials Science and Engineering and encourages students to socialise together, both through MatSOC and jointly held events with other societies.

MathsSoc enhances the sense of community amongst mathematics students, inform students of the maths-related opportunities in their studies and careers and support students in their studies.

PsychSoc aims to help not only students studying Psychology, but all UNSW students in growing academically, socially and professionally.

PhySoc is the Physics Student Society at the University of New South Wales. Located in G35. Independently run by UNSW Arc.

SOCS caters for all students of Chemistry, from first year through to final year Ph.D. Any and all students with Chemistry as their major are automatically members and are encouraged to come along to their events.

SMSSOC was established to provide networking between students and biomedical professionals, as well as build a sense of community among biomedical science students by providing networking, career, community building and social events.

With over 300 clubs to choose from, you’ll discover even more experiences with our UNSW student life organisation – ARC. And if you can’t find a club to suit, we’ll give you all the tools you’ll need to start your own!