Clubs and Societies
Get advice and support, join sports clubs and societies and take part in a huge range of events and entertainment.
We have over 50 clubs and societies which cater for a broad range of interests. Activities include anything from extracurricular academic activities to talent shows and club nights in venues such as the Ministry of Sound.
The Students' Union
The Students' Union is here to provide an independent voice to represent you and offer you support during your time at University. City University London Students' Union is affiliated to the National Union of Students (NUS) and plays an active role in national student politics. We also organise a host of sporting and social events to keep you entertained.
Become a volunteer
We provide a range of volunteering opportunities that can help you to help others while developing skills for your future career. If you are interested in journalism, video production or photography you can join a student media group which produces a regular newspaper and the Union website. Meanwhile if you are a law student you can volunteer on our peer advocacy project.
Take part in sport
We support a range of sporting activities including badminton, basketball, cricket, fencing, football, hockey, netball, rugby, squash, table tennis and tennis. If you want to try something new, other options include ice skating, rock climbing and horse riding.
Eat, meet friends and socialise
There is a range of places to eat at the University, from coffee shops to sandwich bars, the student refectory and the Students' Union social venue, Ten2, where you can choose from a wide selection of hot and cold food and speciality dishes.
Named after its address, 10 Northampton Square, Ten2 is a multi-functional social space. During the day, it's a place to meet friends, eat, chat, surf the web or relax between lectures. In the evening, the venue becomes a vibrant social space that hosts a range of attractions from televised sporting events to fashion shows and quizzes. You can even reserve a table or an area for your own functions.
