Student Organisations

Your voice on campus

The Student Representative Council (SRC) is the legitimate student voice on campus. It is a 28 member council elected by the student body each October to take office on the 1st of January the following year.

Student Representative Council

The SRC provides a number of services for students including organising social events like bands, performance nights and free weekly barbecues; organising forums on the lawn; producing a student newspaper, the Tertangala and student handbooks; running a second hand book store where students can buy old textbooks, cheap photocopying and free legal consultation. Check out the SRC website.

Getting involved

Clubs and Societies also offer a unique opportunity to participate in student social life, giving students and staff the potential to develop skills and abilities or discover new interests. Students can start their own club if their interests are not met by one of the more than 50 clubs available. University life is all about taking part and as you increase your involvement, your circle of friends will increase and you'll gain transferable skills, one of the attributes employers look for in graduates.

Clubs & Societies

The Clubs and Societies Office is supported by the UniCentre and SRC and you can find out more information by visiting the Clubs and Societies website.