Read this information and fill in the following two forms to start a Society.
If you want to Start A New Society, please contact the Engagement Coordinator and the Students’ Association President of Activities and Opportunities, who will help guide you through the process.
Every society must submit a constitution; which shall then be updated each year at your Annual General Meeting where to society shall include:
Each society must have at least 8 members, which include an elected President, Treasurer and Secretary, to be an affiliated society.
When creating a new society, you can have 3 members to start with.
Your members can be a mix of Abertay Students and Non-Abertay individuals. Committee Members must be current Abertay students.
If you wish to add additional committee roles, you can do this at an Annual General Meeting (AGM).
It is advisable that all Society committee members familiarise themselves with the Students Association Constitution and Societies Schedule.
It is required under charity law that societies be clearly identified as belonging to the Students' Association. This protects students from liability and full accountability. Any activity, equipment or products of the Society belong to the Students’ Association.
All society promotional/printed items must have the SA logo and charity number

Also available in different colours:
White logo
Grey logo
Black logo
Cream logo
All societies must undertake Risk Assessments for all events and activities whether on campus or off campus. No activity can happen until the Society has been fully risk-assessed. The Risk Assessment form must be completed by a Committee member and send to societies@abertay.ac.uk for approval. For recurring events you can do one risk assessment provided the activity remains the same.
Any outgoing mail can be handed over at the Students’ Association office to be posted. To receive mail and deliveries for your Society, use the following address:
Your Society Name, Abertay Students’ Association, Kydd Building, Bell Street, Dundee, DD1 1HG.

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Visit our Society Committee Hub for more information on how to run a successful society.