Clubs and societies

Let’s get social! If you are all about meeting new people and making it a priority to really enjoy life when you’re not studying, you might like to join a social club. Our social clubs spearhead so many University-wide events, so even if you’re not a member, there are ways to get involved. Cultural clubs showcase our hugely diverse student body and provide a multitude of opportunities to learn from cultures other than your own – whether that’s by enjoying a meal, celebrating a significant event, or simply sharing stories.

Get involved in a recreational sport and compete alongside your fellow Bondies by joining one of our many sporting clubs. From volleyball to golf to water polo and so much more, sporting clubs are a fantastic way to stay fit and have fun. Many of these sports have competitive and just-for-fun options, allowing students to try out something new in a low-pressure environment.

Whatever you’re interested in, chances are you’re not alone – something that’s affirmed by our many special interests, community, and religious clubs. We support our students’ numerous interests and social causes, which include volunteering, environmentalism, Indigenous activism, and community outreach. We encourage our students’ diverse array of religious beliefs, and currently have several clubs dedicated to various religious interests.

Each of our four faculties also has its own Faculty Student Association (FSA), all of which are dedicated to the interests of students. Getting involved with your FSA is key to meeting like-minded people, hearing about upcoming events, and receiving the support you need pertaining to your study area.