University and college societies, sports clubs, theatre companies and student bodies. Filters combine: any of the values within a group, all of the groups together.
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The African Society of Cambridge University (ASCU) is a registered student society of the University of Cambridge, established in the 1990s.
Fostering discussions, insights, and actions in the ever-evolving landscape of AI Ethics at the University of Cambridge
The field of medicine is changing and we AiM to make those changes known! Join us to learn about how artificial intelligence is revolutionising healthcare, and what you can do to get involved.
Cambridge University's Undergraduate Philosophy Society.
The Ancient Literature Society is a casual and convivial group for reading and discussing texts of traditional literature from about the world.
This is the student-run society for those studying, or interested in studying, Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at the University of Cambridge, and any others interested in the early medieval British…
The Archaeological Field Club was founded in 1947 and is the student society for archaeology at the University of Cambridge.
The Archaeological Review from Cambridge is a bi-annual non-profit journal managed and published on a voluntary basis by researchers at the University of Cambridge.
Arcsoc is the University of Cambridge's student run Architecture society, representing over 150 students.
The Cambridge University Astronomical Society brings together students and university members passionate about the cosmos.
CUBISS brings together students from psychology and beyond, hosting speakers, discussions and careers events with some of the UK’s leading behavioural scientists
Between the pages and dusty shelves you'll find us: the book-lovers, book-collectors, book-guardians, book-users and bibliophiles of the University of Cambridge.
CBMS aims to bring together past, present and future African and Caribbean medical personnel, to celebrate the achievements of Cambridge black medics past and present.
CUBS is a society organized by Brazilian students at the University of Cambridge
Advancing Knowledge in Human Biology and Ageing
The Cambridge Communist Society exists not only to discuss Marxist theory, but to put theory into action! Get in touch via social media/email to find out how you can get involved.
camData is Cambridge’s first student-led hub for all things data.
Connecting Scholars and Practitioners in Industrialisation Worldwide
CQMV is a society for LGBTQIA+ medical and veterinary students, as well as anyone broadly interested in healthcare and biomedical science. Allies are always welcome at our events!🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
The Union is an educational charity committed to promoting innovative conversation.