MSL Membership System Events

Art and Life Drawing Society: Art Ceilidh (19/11/2026, 18:00)

Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:25:54 Z

A Ceilidh, organised by GUALDS, for all art students (from the arts, music, tv) to come together and celebrate all their successes this year.

We are collaborating with GUSH to help raise some money for the homeless this winter also. The Ceilidh will begin at 7 and stay until 9pm.

Her Campus: Pub Quiz (17/11/2026, 19:00)

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 16:28:48 Z

Think you know your stuff? Whether you’re a trivia champion or just here for a good time, Her Campus Glasgow’s pub quiz is the perfect excuse to get out of the library, catch up with friends, and meet some new faces.

Gather your team and get ready for a night of fun, friendly competition. Expect a mix of rounds covering everything from pop culture to general knowledge, with plenty of laughs (and a few heated debates over answers) along the way.

Prizes to be won! Our top-scoring teams will be going home with prizes so get prepared! Don’t have a team? No problem. Come along solo or with a friend and we’ll help you join one. It’s a great chance to meet people from across campus in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Everyone is welcome, and no quiz experience is required. All you need is a competitive streak (or just a love of snacks and good company).

Bring your friends, your best team name, and your general knowledge. We can’t wait to see you there!

Festive Bauble Decorating with Arts Crafts and SRC | DHM 2026 (01/12/2026, 18:00)

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 16:08:43 Z

Join the Students’ Representative Council and Arts Crafts for a festive bauble decorating session as part of Disability History Month to raise funds for a local charity! Come along and destress with your own unique holiday bauble to take home.

This event is a chance to celebrate creativity and inclusion while recognising Disability History Month and raising awareness of the history, experiences and achievements of disabled people. All ticket sale funds raised by this event will be donated to Glasgow Disability Alliance (SC034247), a membership-led organisation that empowers disabled people to become leaders in their own lives and communities.

We’ll have hot chocolate, tea and shortbread to keep warm and have a sweet treat while you decorate. Vegan and gluten free options will be available.

Come along, get crafty, and help us make a difference, one bauble at a time!

Attending on your own? No problem. Our friendly society members and SRC staff will be there to greet you, help you settle in and make it easier to meet other students.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday 1^st December
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Fraser Space, 3^rd Level Fraser Building

Tickets

This event requires a £2 donation ticket. All funds raised by this event will be donated to Glasgow Disability Alliance (SC034247), a membership-led organisation that empowers disabled people to become leaders in their own lives and communities.

Accessibility

This event will take place in the Fraser Space located on Level 3 of the Fraser Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Additional Event Information

This event is for University of Glasgow students. You do not need to be a member of Arts Crafts to attend.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct:
https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Cardiovascular Society - Cardiology Career Night (18/11/2026, 18:00)

Thu, 22 Oct 2026 16:03:39 +0100

The 2026 Cardiology Career Night is an evening event offering insight into careers in cardiology, with talks from three speakers at different stages of the specialty. The programme opens with a short introduction, followed by

three 30-minute talks and a closing networking session.

Dr Ross Campbell is a Senior Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at the University of Glasgow, with specialist interests in heart failure and cardiac MRI. He holds honorary consultant posts at the Queen

Elizabeth University Hospital and the Golden Jubilee National Hospital, and his talk will draw on his path through clinical practice, research and

academia.

Professor Rachel Myles is a clinician-scientist and Professor of Cardiac Electrophysiology at the University of Glasgow. Her research focuses on ventricular arrhythmia mechanisms and inherited cardiac conditions that cause sudden arrhythmic death. She is also an Honorary Consultant Cardiologist in the West of Scotland Inherited Cardiac Conditions Service.

Dr Jaclyn Carberry is a cardiology specialty trainee (ST4) in the West of Scotland and a University of Glasgow graduate. She completed a PhD on the effects of empagliflozin on left ventricular remodelling after myocardial

infarction, and will speak about training in cardiology and combining it with research.

Programme:

6:15pm: Introduction
6:25pm: Dr Ross Campbell
7:00pm: Professor Rachel Myles
7:35pm: Dr Jaclyn Carberry
8:05pm: Wrap-up and networking

The event offers an opportunity to learn about the routes into cardiology, the range of subspecialties, and the balance between clinical work and research, and to speak directly with cardiologists at consultant, professorial and trainee level.

Refund policy: Tickets for this event are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, please contact us.

All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/

Association of Women Surgeons - Glasgow National Conference 2027 - "Innovation & Inclusion: Women Redefining Surgery" (30/01/2027, 08:15)

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 15:35:03 Z

The Association of Women Surgeons is thrilled to announce our annual national conference "Innovation and Inclusion: Women Redefining Surgery."

Join us in Glasgow for a day dedicated to highlighting cutting-edge surgical advancements, exploring pioneering techniques, and fostering a supportive community. Designed for medical students, foundation doctors, and surgeons from across Scotland, this conference aims to empower and inspire the next generation of surgical leaders.

We are excited to bring you a full day full of talks, opportunities for presentations and as well as workshops:

5 Keynote Speakers: This year’s keynote programme spans neurosurgery, otolaryngology, general and breast surgery, and urogynaecology. We are also pleased to include a special feature talk exploring where engineering, robotics and space exploration meet surgery, and what these fields could mean for the future of surgery.
Oral & Poster Presentations
Women in Surgery Panel: Gain honest perspectives, advice, and inspiration from female surgeons navigating different stages of their careers.
Interactive Workshops: Wrap up the afternoon with hands-on workshops in laparoscopic, robotic and reconstructive skills

Whether you are exploring a career in surgery or looking to expand your professional network, this conference offers invaluable insights into the future of healthcare.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 30th January 2027
Time: 8:15am - 5:30pm
Location: Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons, Glasgow

Refund Policy: Tickets are non-refundable after purchase.

Students for Global Health: Antimicrobial Resistance Week Bingo Night (24/11/2026, 17:30)

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 13:04:04 Z

£5 entry, including your first bingo book. Raffle tickets are sold on the night.

Rounds of bingo, short talks about antimicrobial resistance, and a raffle. The night is cashless.

Everything we raise goes to AMR Action UK, the charity funding research into antibiotic-resistant infections.

Refund Policy: No refunds - all proceeds go to charity :)

Sapphic Society: Drag Bingo (06/12/2026, 19:00)

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 12:39:27 Z

Sapphic Society invite you to join us for Drag Bingo on Sunday 6th December at 116 waterloo street - ibis styles Glasgow Central.

In honour of the University's 16 Days of Activism to raise awareness for Gender Based Violence, we will be raising money for LGBT Youth Scotland (LGBTYS). LGBTYS is a national charity supporting LGBTQ+ youth that works through initiatives like Voices Unheard to raise awareness of domestic abuse and gender-based violence within LGBTQ+ relationships. You can find out more about their work here: https://lgbtyouth.org.uk/donate

We will be playing two rounds of bingo hosted by local drag queens, as well as featuring some drag performances and giving out some fantastic prizes! We are looking forward to seeing you all there!

A portion of this events proceeds will be donated to LGBTYS. Online tickets will be £12 and tickets on the door will be £15. To ensure venue safety regulations are met, if we sell out of online tickets we will not be able to sell additional tickets on the door so please ensure you buy your ticket early to avoid disappointment and secure your spot!

Doors: 6:45pm

First bingo game will start at 7:30. Please arrive in time!

Challenge for Change: Craft Pottery Night for Glasgow Women’s Aid (29/11/2026, 19:30)

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 20:00:33 Z

Come along to Craft Pottery on Sunday the 28th to paint for a good cause! Plus cupcake and welcome drink included in the ticket (pottery paid for on the night)

Tickets are £8 for members and £10 for non members with everything going towards Glasgow Women’s aid

Tickets include

Cupcake (you will be prompted to let us know of any allergies so that suitable alternative can be offered)
Drink both alcoholic and mocktails are available
Studio Fee

You will need to pay for pottery on the day however there are lots of options available.

If you can’t come along but wish to donate here is the link to our just giving page: https://www.justgiving.com/page/challenge-for-change-uofg-glasgowwomensaid?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Our membership is free so please feel free to just get a membership to unlock the lower price. Our aim is to make all our events as accessible as possible for students.

Glasgow Women’s Aid Scottish Charity number: SC005227

Jet Lag Society: Tram Trouble in Edinburgh (14/11/2026, 11:00)

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 18:32:58 Z

Go abroad... to Edinburgh! In collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Jet Lag Society, we'll be going to play a game on the Edinburgh Trams. This is the sequel to our Subway Scramble collaboration earlier in the term.

We'll be organising group transport to Edinburgh, via bus or train. You can also opt to organise your own transport. The game will start at 11:00, in Edinburgh (details TBC), and end by 17:00.

This game is open to anyone. No experience is required, the Jet Lag Society is welcome to all! There is no game fee required for this game either, although players will be responsible for the costs of their own transport.

Event Details

Date: 14/11/26

Time: 11:00 - 17:00

Location: Edinburgh (Exact location TBC)

Tickets

This event is open to both members and non-members, and has no game fee. However you still need to sign up, which you can do at the top of this page. Please make sure you are signed in. Non-university students can create an account.

Logistics

You can travel from Glasgow to Edinburgh either by train or bus. Please indicate how you plan to travel when you sign up so you can be included in any group travel, if you wish.

There is an 09:15 train from Glasgow Queen Street (£16.60), or an 09:00 bus from Buchanan Street (£10, or free with a Young Scot Card).

Edinburgh Trams have graciously provided us with enough day tickets for everyone playing. These will be distributed for the day, meaning there is no need for players to pay for their own transport.

Players will need to manage their own food and drink throughout the day, and pack for the weather.

Accessibility

We strive to make all our games accessible to anyone who wishes to play. Please detail your needs or concerns (no matter how small), so that we can make adjustments to your game or at least be aware of anything in case of emergency. Feel free to email us, message our instagram, or join our discord if you have any further questions or concerns.

Tram Trouble entails a lot of standing around or walking for extended periods of time, but there will also be regular periods of using transportation. The game is mostly out in the environment, therefore we are unable to guarantee constant access to seating, toilets etc. Nonetheless, adjustments can be made to games to make it easier for you to take part, such as mandated game breaks and no-running rules.

FAQ

Where do I get a ticket/sign up? Tickets can be booked at the top of this page. You must be logged in (non-students must create an account).

What is Jet Lag: The Game? Jet Lag: The Game is an online TV show that plays this style of game on a country (or even larger) scale! Think Hide & Seek across the UK, or Tag across Europe. If you've never heard of or watched the show, do not worry! The Jet Lag Society is open to everyone who wants to play our games.

Do I need to be a student of the University of Glasgow? These games are open to anybody. We particularly encourage students of other universities in the city or recent graduates to join us.

Can I bring friends? Of course! You can choose to be in the same team, or opposing. Just indicate who you would like to be in a team with when booking your ticket. Please note that large groups may have to be split over multiple teams or games.

What should I bring? We strongly recommend you bring a bottle of water and some snack. Please also pack for Scottish weather. Finally a battery pack is also recommended, although not a necessity.

Do I need to be there for the whole event? Ideally yes, but leaving early can be accommodated. If you need to, please make us aware as soon as possible, preferably at least a few days before the game, so that we can best arrange teams.

How can I contact you? If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. You can email us at jetlag@src.gla.ac.uk message us on instagram @gujetlag, or join our Discord server here.

Other important information

All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.
All attendees must also follow the GU Jet Lag Code of Conduct, SRC Code of Conduct and University of Glasgow Code of Conduct.

Disability History Month: Launch & Mixer (16/11/2026, 14:00)

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 16:45:38 Z

Join us as we launch Disability History Month at the University of Glasgow with an afternoon mixer exploring this year’s theme: Disability, Politics and Democracy.

Organised by the SRC in collaboration with the Disabled Students' Society, the launch will bring together students, staff and organisations to kick off a month of awareness, discussion and community.

This year’s campaign explores the relationship between disability, politics and democracy, including disabled people’s experiences of participation, representation, rights and access to public life.

During the afternoon, you’ll hear from Hannah Watters, SRC Vice President Student Support, who will introduce this year’s campaign and the month ahead. Ciara McCarthy, SRC Disability Equality Officer, will also introduce the work of the Disabled Students’ Society and British Sign Language Society.

We’ll hear from student campaigner Rae about the Access2Transport campaign, including their experience of disability activism and campaigning, before the SRC Advice Centre hosts a session on knowing your rights as a disabled student and introduces the newly updated Disabled Students’ Guide 2026.

There will also be plenty of time for coffee, refreshments, informal discussion and networking throughout the afternoon.

What to Expect:

Celebrate the launch of our Disability History Month campaign.
Explore this year’s theme of Disability, Politics and Democracy.
Meet the Disabled Students’ Society and learn more about disability representation and community at UofG.
Find out more about the British Sign Language Society.
Hear from Rae about the Access2Transport campaign and student disability activism.
Hear from the SRC Advice Centre about your rights as a disabled student.
Pick up a copy of our Disabled Students' Guide, newly updated for 2026, and discover useful support and resources.
Find out about events and activities taking place throughout Disability History Month.
Enjoy refreshments and meet other students, staff and allies in a relaxed environment.
Share your thoughts and experiences around disability, accessibility, representation and inclusion.

Event Details:

Date: Monday, 16 November 2026
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Room 201, McIntyre Building, University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ

Accessibility:

The venue is step-free and accessible, with accessible toilets. There is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble.
Contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with any access requirements.

Important Information:

This event is ticketed to help us ensure everyone has a comfortable experience.
Refreshments will be available, including dietary options.
All University of Glasgow students and staff are welcome.

Code of Conduct:

All University of Glasgow attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/
Please also follow the Disabled Students' Society Code of Conduct which contains important guidelines for attendees: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:90595789-2c29-42f6-8292-cdd46f3fe5d4.

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Medics Music Society: Christmas Concert (07/12/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 09 Nov 2026 15:33:12 Z

Join the University of Glasgow Medics Music Society for an evening of festive music at our annual Christmas Concert! Featuring performances from our orchestra and choir, alongside individual solos and duets, the concert promises a varied programme of Christmas favourites and seasonal music.

Bring along friends and family for an evening of live music, community and festive fun!

This year, we are delighted to be supporting Glasgow Street Aid, a medical and welfare charity helping to relieve pressure on emergency services by providing on-scene care to people across the streets of Glasgow.

Enjoy sweet treats and hot drinks during the interval, with all proceeds from our charity bake sale going directly to Glasgow Street Aid. We will also welcome additional cash donations throughout the evening.

Tickets will also be available to purchase on the door. However, we would encourage you to pre-purchase your tickets where possible, as this will help us minimise delays on arrival and ensure the concert can start promptly. Please retain your purchase receipt as proof of payment.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Glasgow University Magazine: GUM Abject Launch Party (27/11/2026, 23:00)

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 11:05:17 Z

Come on down to Sleazy’s for nothing short of a sycophantic night of havoc. Lose any command you thought you had over your body on the dancefloor. At our Abject launch party, take home a copy of our new magazine issue, but don’t forget the GUM stuck to the soles of your ill fitting shoes and a filthy story to drunkenly tell your friend-of-a-friend about in some stupidly inappropriate context.

Let your mascara smudge, your eye glitter foolishly find its way to your bruising elbows, and make sure to wildly shove seven people in a bathroom cubicle at once.

We are beyond salvation; we are damned; we are destined to party. Let our DJs show you how:

BABY’S WORLD

SPIRAL GIRL

PIINKLADY

Get up, close and personal to that DJ booth. What do they smell like? How do their ragged limbs move to the music? What’s hidden behind their wide pupils?

Explore the taboo, the unconventional, and the traditionally censored. Lean into abject; God knows it’s the time for it.

Abject is all that you make it, all that you need it to be. This is your dancefloor. Get egocentric. Get hot and heavy.

Friday 27th November.

Nice ‘N’ Sleazy’s

£7/ £10 OTD

Pickleball: Pickleball Beginner Session! (19/11/2026, 20:00)

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 10:50:49 +0100

Pickleball: Pickleball Advanced Session! (17/11/2026, 20:00)

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 10:48:05 +0100

Unite for Protest Placard Making | 16 Days of Activism (23/11/2026, 18:00)

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 15:53:57 Z

Content Warning: The contents of this page refer to gender-based violence. If you would like to access support without reading further, please follow this link, which includes resources on sexual harassment, assault and violence.

Make your voice visible! Join us for a creative session where you can design your own protest placards ahead of the Fight for the Night March, organised by Fem Collab and the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).

You can take your placard home and bring it along to the march on 24th November or leave it with the SRC and we’ll bring it to the march meeting point for you at the Memorial Gates.

All materials will be provided, including cardboard and paints. You’re also welcome to bring your own materials to make your design unique!

We’ll also have free snacks and hot drinks available for attendees.

Attending on your own? No problem. Our friendly SRC staff and Fem Collab members will be there to greet you, help you settle in and make it easier to meet other students.

Event Details

Date: Monday 23^rd November
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Fraser Space, 3rd Floor Fraser Building

Tickets

This event is not ticketed. Please feel free to drop in! If the event reaches capacity, a "one-in, one-out" policy will be put into place.

Accessibility

This event will take place in the Fraser Space located on Level 3 of the Fraser Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Important Information

This event is for University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct:
https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Wellbeing Skills for Student Leaders (02/12/2026, 14:00)

Mon, 09 Nov 2026 10:04:27 Z

Are you a club or society committee member, class rep, peer mentor, or student leader in any capacity? This workshop is designed to give you the tools, confidence, and knowledge to support your peers whilst also maintaining boundaries and looking after your own wellbeing.

In this interactive session, you will:

- Develop practical skills to recognise when fellow students may be facing mental health difficulties and challenges

- Learn how to offer appropriate support while keeping clear and healthy boundaries

- Gain strategies to maintain your own wellbeing in a leadership or voluntary role

This workshop was developed by Student Minds in consultation with University students and staff to ensure content is relevant, engaging, and tailored to real experiences of student leaders.

Whether you’re already in a leadership role or preparing to step into one, this workshop will empower you to create a positive impact in your student community.

Sign up now to secure your place and build your skills as a supportive, confident, student leader.

Important Info:

⚠️ Disclaimer:
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct.

Transgender Day of Remembrance: Memorial Vigil (20/11/2026, 18:00)

Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:19:40 Z

Join us on Friday 20th November for Transgender Day of Remembrance for our candlelit memorial vigil, in collaboration with the Students' Representative Council (SRC), as we remember and commemorate lives lost due to transphobia.

The vigil will begin at 6pm in Room 201, McIntyre Building. We will supply electronic candles on the night (please do not bring your own wax candles as they are not permitted in this space).

Following our vigil, we will stay in the room for hot drinks and biscuits (vegan and gluten free options will be available), supplied by SRC, and share speeches and poetry readings for attendees.

If you would like to read a poem or speech on the day you can sign up with the following link: https://forms.gle/1JEv6M3H5us4k5oc7.

Event Details

Date: Friday 20^th November
Time: 6-8:30pm
Location: Room 201, McIntyre Building

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in Room 201 of the McIntyre Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble.
Chairs will be available at the venue. There is also step-free access to the space, please enter on the south side of the McIntyre Building.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Additional Important Information

All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Service to the Homeless - Fun Run (23/11/2026, 18:30)

Fri, 06 Nov 2026 11:02:36 Z

We are doing a fun run to fundraise money for GUSH shift supplies. We'll have a 3k loop and a 5k loop, finishing at Inndeep for a pint!

Literature Association: Christmas Party (02/12/2026, 19:00)

Fri, 06 Nov 2026 10:37:04 Z

Hello everyone!

Get your tickets for GULA's annual Christmas party, taking place this year at The Alchemy Experiment from 7pm till 10pm. Enjoy all the Christmas feels with cocktails, dancing, decorations and maybe playing a few games...

Please come dressed and ready to party, keep an eye on our Instagram for inspiration.

Remember! Members who attend our Christmas party receive early access to The Annual College of Arts Ball. PS. We reveal the theme at the Christmas party! So, if you want to find out first, buy tickets and come party with us!

In terms of accessibility, you can access the building on Byres Road but the toilets are downstairs with no lift access.

Bring your Christmas spirit to kick off December with a bang! love gula x

Ophthalmology Society - GUSS x GUOS: Ophthalmology Night (19/11/2026, 17:50)

Thu, 05 Nov 2026 13:58:23 Z

GUOS x GUSS: Hands-On Ophthalmology Night

Less listening, more doing. Join the Glasgow University Ophthalmology Society (GUOS) and the Glasgow University Surgical Society (GUSS) for an evening of practical ophthalmology skills, with real equipment and plenty of time to try things yourself.

When: Thursday 19 November, 5:50-8:30pm

Where: Gartnavel Hospital. We'll email the exact location once you've signed up.

What you'll get to try

VR surgical simulation (with VRIMS): step into a virtual theatre and have a go at ophthalmic surgery in VR.
Ophthalmic surgical simulation: practise fine surgical techniques on eye models. Slit-lamp examination: learn how to set up and use the slit lamp, and what you're looking at.
Ophthalmoscopy: practise getting a clear view of the fundus, a skill many students find tricky.
Cranial nerve examination: work through a full cranial nerve exam with feedback.

Whether you're thinking about ophthalmology or surgery, or you just want more practical experience, this is a relaxed, hands-on way to build confidence before placements. No experience needed.

Pizza hopefully provided!

Tickets are limited, so book early through the GUOS or GUSS pages.

Refund Policy: Full refunds are available if you request one at least 48 hours before the event (by 5:50pm on Tuesday 17 November). Requests made after that can't be refunded, but you're welcome to transfer your ticket to someone else. To request a refund, contact GUSS or GUOS - the society you purchased the ticket from - directly.

GUSS x GUOS: Ophthalmology Night (19/11/2026, 17:50)

Sun, 01 Nov 2026 19:15:14 Z

GUOS x GUSS: Hands-On Ophthalmology Night

When: Thursday 19 November, 5:50-8:30pm
Where: Gartnavel Hospital. We'll email the exact location once you've signed up.

What you'll get to try

VR surgical simulation (with VRIMS): step into a virtual theatre and have a go at ophthalmic surgery in VR.
Ophthalmic surgical simulation: practise fine surgical techniques on eye models.
Slit-lamp examination: learn how to set up and use the slit lamp, and what you're looking at.
Ophthalmoscopy: practise getting a clear view of the fundus, a skill many students find tricky.
Cranial nerve examination: work through a full cranial nerve exam with feedback.

Whether you're thinking about ophthalmology or surgery, or you just want more practical experience, this is a relaxed, hands-on way to build confidence before placements. No experience needed.

Pizza hopefully provided!

Tickets are limited, so book early through the GUOS or GUSS pages.

Clubs & Societies Roundtable: Accessibility & Inclusion in Action | DHM 2026 (02/12/2026, 17:00)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:16:24 +0100

We want every student to feel welcome, included and able to get involved in clubs and societies. Join us at our monthly Clubs & Societies Roundtable to explore the new accessibility and inclusion resources developed by the SRC and released during Disability History Month!

We'll walk through what's available, how to use these resources in your society and how you can put them into practise to help make Semester 2 an inclusive experience for all members.

Whether you're looking to make your events more accessible, improve member engagement or ensure everyone feels they belong, this is a great opportunity to find out how the SRC can support you.

Free snacks available, including vegan and gluten-free options!

Event Details

Date: Wednesday 2^nd December
Time: 5-6pm
Location: WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club in the Main Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

My Club Portal Training (24/11/2026, 15:00)

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 10:39:40 Z

Want to make managing your club or society easier – and way more exciting? This one-hour online session will show you how to use the My Club Portal, your go-to space for everything from events and memberships to merch sales and member comms.

By the end of the session, your club/society page will be more than just a place for info – it’ll be a fully interactive portal where you can:

✅ Manage memberships
✅ Sell merchandise
✅ Host and promote events
✅ Send updates and messages to your members
✅ Write and post news/blogs
✅ Share videos and photos
✅ Upload important documents like your constitution
✅ Create a custom space for students to discover and interact with your group

📢 This training is limited to 75 people per session, so make sure to sign up early. We recommend two senior committee members attend. However, anyone you would like to have permission to make edits on the portal will need to attend the training.

How to Join the Event:

📍This session is online via Teams. Here’s how to take part:

Book your free ticket via this page.
We’ll email you the ticket with your Teams link.
When the time comes, just click the link and you’re in!

Have questions beforehand? Drop us an email at events@src.gla.ac.uk

Important Info:

⚠️ Disclaimer:
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct.

🎥 This session may be recorded. You’ll be notified if this happens and can switch off your camera if you prefer.

Craft & Connect: Parallel Play | DHM 2026 (08/12/2026, 16:00)

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 16:17:23 Z

Looking for a way to enjoy the company of others without the pressure of socialising during exams? Join the Students’ Representative Council for Craft & Connect, a relaxed, sensory-friendly space celebrating different ways of connecting during Disability History Month.

This event is all about parallel play: spending time alongside other people while doing your own thing. You can simply enjoy being in the same space as others, doing something you love, with the freedom to chat when you feel like it.

Bring along your own LEGO set, knitting, crochet, drawing or any personal project you’re working on at home. We’ll also have some craft materials and LEGOs available if you’d like to try something new. With dim lighting, calming lo-fi music and a relaxed atmosphere, you can settle in and connect with others in a way that feels comfortable for you.

Hot drinks and biscuits will be available for attendees with vegan and gluten free options.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday 8^th December
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Williams Room, McIntyre Building

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in Williams Room on the 1^st floor of the McIntyre Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Important Information

This event is for University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct:
https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Coffee x Cocktail Society: Espresso Martini Event (15/11/2026, 19:00)

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 14:22:55 Z

Your two favourite addictions are coming together for one night! ☕🤎

Cocktail Society and Coffee Society are joining forces for an evening of espresso martinis, good vibes, and a little caffeine-fuelled fun!

Whether you're a coffee connoisseur, a cocktail lover, or just here for a good time, we've got you covered.

Come with us and have a nice evening and a good chat!

West Coast Swing Dance Society: Improver & Beginner Classes (01/12/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:51:16 +0100

Join GUWCS for an evening of West Coast Swing classes and social dancing!

No experience is required to join Beginner classes (we'll explain everything from scratch), and you don't need to bring a partner because we rotate every few minutes. Your first Beginner class is free, so drop in any week to give it a go (even later on in term).

7pm: Improver practice – with music to social dance, practice, chat, etc
7:30pm: IMPROVER CLASS – must know whip, starter step, sugar push, sugar tuck, and left + right side pass, and fundamentals of frame (2-3 months experience). Contact committee/teacher if unsure!
8:30pm: BEGINNER CLASS – open to everyone
9:30-10pm: Social dancing

Price: You can pay on the door, but ideally please buy a ticket online (above) to save time in class. Remember to get your membership to access the discounted price!

Prepaid members: FREE with proof of membership
PAYG members: £3 with online ticket or proof of membership
Non-members: £5

You must read the GUWCS Dance Code of Conduct before the event. By attending, you agree to adhere to this.
Committee members may take photos/videos for publicity purposes. Inform them in person if you don't want to be featured.
Email guwestcoastswing@gmail.com to arrange a refund.

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West Coast Swing Dance Society: Improver & Beginner Classes (24/11/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:51:16 +0100

Join GUWCS for an evening of West Coast Swing classes and social dancing!

7pm: Improver practice – with music to social dance, practice, chat, etc
7:30pm: IMPROVER CLASS – must know whip, starter step, sugar push, sugar tuck, and left + right side pass, and fundamentals of frame (2-3 months experience). Contact committee/teacher if unsure!
8:30pm: BEGINNER CLASS – open to everyone
9:30-10pm: Social dancing

Price: You can pay on the door, but ideally please buy a ticket online (above) to save time in class. Remember to get your membership to access the discounted price!

Prepaid members: FREE with proof of membership
PAYG members: £3 with online ticket or proof of membership
Non-members: £5

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West Coast Swing Dance Society: Improver & Beginner Classes (17/11/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:51:15 +0100

Join GUWCS for an evening of West Coast Swing classes and social dancing!

7pm: Improver practice – with music to social dance, practice, chat, etc
7:30pm: IMPROVER CLASS – must know whip, starter step, sugar push, sugar tuck, and left + right side pass, and fundamentals of frame (2-3 months experience). Contact committee/teacher if unsure!
8:30pm: BEGINNER CLASS – open to everyone
9:30-10pm: Social dancing

Price: You can pay on the door, but ideally please buy a ticket online (above) to save time in class. Remember to get your membership to access the discounted price!

Prepaid members: FREE with proof of membership
PAYG members: £3 with online ticket or proof of membership
Non-members: £5

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Cardiovascular Society: SCTS Student Engagement Day 2026 (05/12/2026, 08:00)

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 13:40:50 Z

The SCTS Student Engagement Day is the national day of the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland for undergraduates considering a career in the specialty. After Leeds, Hull, Oxford, Cambridge and Keele, it comes to Scotland for the first time on Saturday 5 December 2026, at the Golden Jubilee Conference Hotel, Clydebank, home of Scotland’s national heart and lung services. It is hosted by the Glasgow University Cardiovascular Society with the SCTS Student Education Committee, supported by the cardiovascular and surgical societies of Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee and St Andrews, and by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

Who should attend

The day is for medical students at any stage who are curious about cardiothoracic surgery, whether they are already set on the specialty or simply want to find out what it involves. No previous surgical experience is needed.

Morning

The day opens with a Presidential Address from the President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. Talks from consultant surgeons then follow the specialty from birth to transplant: congenital heart surgery across low, middle and high income countries; the work of the SCTS across the four nations and Ireland; heart transplantation; and thoracic surgery. Each talk includes time for questions.

Lunch, posters and exhibition

A buffet lunch in the hotel’s restaurant is included in every ticket. Over lunch, shortlisted delegates present their research in a national poster competition judged by consultant surgeons. The winner receives a letter of recommendation from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and a set of surgical instruments from Wexler. Industry partners exhibit throughout the day, and patients from Aortic Dissection Awareness will share their experiences with delegates.

Hands-on workshops

The afternoon is the heart of the day. Delegates rank six workshops and attend three, each lasting one hour. Every workshop opens with a short introduction from the lead, then the group splits between two stations, each with a brief primer followed by hands-on teaching in small groups.

Valve: seating a prosthesis on a model aortic root, and mitral anatomy, repair and replacement.

Coronary: conduits and targets, and a distal coronary anastomosis on a simulator.

Aortic: aneurysm, dissection and graft selection, and a running anastomosis on a vascular graft.

Thoracic: thoracoscopic (VATS) instrument handling, and robotic-assisted surgery (RATS).

Congenital: two-ventricle and single-ventricle hearts, taught on 3D-printed models.

Advanced heart support: the intra-aortic balloon pump and the organ care system used in transplantation.

Workshops are taught by the consultants, clinical fellows and trainees who deliver cardiothoracic care in Scotland. For many delegates this will be their first hands-on experience of the specialty.

Panels and close

Current trainees give honest advice on selection, portfolio building and life in training. A panel of consultant surgeons then takes questions from the audience. At the close, poster prizes are awarded and each delegate sets one goal for the next 90 days. The day ends with a networking reception with faculty, and every delegate leaves with a goody bag from our partners.

Timings

08:00 Registration and coffee

09:00 Welcome and Presidential Address

09:30 Morning talks, with a coffee break

11:45 Lunch, poster competition and exhibition

12:45 Hands-on workshops, three rotations

16:30 Trainee panel

17:00 Consultant panel

17:30 Close and prizes

17:45 Networking reception until 19:00

After the day

We follow up with delegates at six weeks and 90 days to see how they are progressing towards their goals, and to learn how the day can improve.

Careers Programme

In parallel, a free Careers Programme brings secondary school pupils from Scotland’s most deprived communities into the Golden Jubilee for teaching on applying to medicine, 3D anatomy and basic surgical skills.

Opera Society Winter Cabaret (18/11/2026, 19:00)

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 13:28:04 Z

Join Glasgow University Opera Society for a dazzling evening at our Winter Cabaret on 18 November in the GUU dining room! Bring your friends and family, relax and take in the music as our members perform pieces from a range of operas. We’d love to see you there!

Doors open at 6:30pm, with the performance starting at 7pm.

Tickets: £9 regular/£6 concession.

Gender-based Violence Vigil | 16 Days of Activism (09/12/2026, 18:00)

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 18:17:05 Z

Content Warning: The contents of this page refer to gender-based violence. If you would like to access support without reading further, please follow this link, which includes resources on sexual harassment, assault and violence.

Join us as we wind down the 16 Days of Activism and reflect on the impact of Gender-based Violence (GBV) on our campus community.

This vigil will serve as a space to mourn the lives lost and affected by GBV, acknowledging the work that still needs to be done to end violence against women, and looking ahead to the positive steps now being taken to create a safer and more supportive environment for all.

Through the voices of speakers from across the University, both students and staff, we will hear insights about the initiatives being implemented to foster a culture of respect and inclusivity.

The event will feature powerful readings of survivor poetry, a moment of silence to honour those affected by GBV, and a symbolic white ribbon ceremony, symbolising our collective commitment to end GBV.

This event is not only an opportunity to commemorate those who have been harmed but also a chance to reaffirm our dedication to creating a campus where everyone feels safe and respected.

Although the event is hosted in the University Chapel, the event is not religious or tied to any one faith. The Chapel is an Interfaith safe space for all students and staff to find peace and quietly reflect.

We invite you to join us as we collectively reflect on the past, celebrate the progress made, and pledge our commitment to a brighter future free from GBV.

Afterward, please join us for hot drinks and light refreshments (location TBC).

What to Expect:

Event is free to attend. All University of Glasgow students and staff welcome.
Speakers from across the University addressing the issues aroun gender-based violence.
Powerful readings of survivor poetry.
A moment of silence.
Light refreshments offered (location TBC) to close.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday 9th December
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: University of Glasgow Memorial Chapel

Accessibility:

There is an AccessAble accessibility guide for the Memorial Chapel.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Information:

Hosted in collaboration between the Students’ Representative Council and the University's Interfaith Chaplaincy.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

[ID: A digital flyer for a “Gender-based Violence Vigil” event. The University of Glasgow’s Students’ Representative Council (SRC) is hosting this Together Against Gender-Based Violence event at the University Chapel. The text reads: “Gender-based Violence Vigil. Wednesday 9th December | 6–7pm. University of Glasgow Chapel.” The image shows people seated in the chapel, which is lit with purple lighting, and a speaker standing at a lectern. End ID.]

Fight for the Night March 2026 | 16 Days of Activism (24/11/2026, 17:30)

Mon, 19 Oct 2026 15:38:13 +0100

Join us as we march for safer streets!

We're marching together during 16 Days of Activism to demand action to make our streets safer and show solidarity with survivors of gender-based violence.

We believe that everyone, regardless of gender identity or expression, has the right to walk the streets at night without fear of sexual and gendered violence. We want to protest against the stigma surrounding rape and sexual assault, the victim-blaming that often occurs, and demand better for survivors.

Volunteer Stewards: We are currently recruiting for volunteer stewards to assist at the march. Visit our SRC Volunteering pages to register interest in this opportunity: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/volunteering/opportunities/details/1409/.

Information about Gender-based Violence

GBV is a form and function of gender inequality (from ScotGov & UN definition). It can include, but is not limited to harassment, rape and sexual assault, and domestic abuse. It can also manifest in insults, intimidating behaviour, and abusing positions of trust.

This march is part of a collaborative effort between the University of Glasgow Students' Representative Council (SRC), Strathclyde Students’ Association (Strath Union), Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association (GCU SA), Glasgow School of Art Student’ Association (GSA SA) and City of Glasgow College Students’ Association (CitySA) to address GBV in our city. The University of Glasgow's other student bodies, QMU, GUSA and GUU will also be in attendance.

If you are a UofG student and want to find out more about gender-based violence, you can complete our Let’s Talk: Online GBV Module on Moodle – we encourage all students to complete this course. Additionally we offer Let’s Talk workshops which you can find dates for and sign up to here.

This march forms part of the SRC's contribution to the University and SRC’s ongoing "Together Against GBV" campaign and 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence.

Important Event Information

Date: Tuesday 24th November 2026
Route: Kelvingrove Park to Buchanan Steps
Timings:
- 5:30 pm - UofG students/staff meeting point at the Memorial Gates, University Avenue (tea/coffee and hats/gloves provided by SRC)
- 6:00 pm - Gather at the Eldon Street entrance to Kelvingrove Park
- 6:30 pm - March begins
- ~6:50 pm - 5-minute rest on Blythswood Square
- 7:30 pm - Arrive at Buchanan Steps
- 7:45 pm - Disperse to Strath Union (51 Richmond St) or elsewhere.

After the March:

Join us for an after-event gathering at Strath Union for teas, coffee, and snacks. Representatives from various organisations, including the SRC, will be available to provide information and support.
Please note: A valid form of photographic ID will be needed to enter the Union building.

Inclusion at Fight for the Night:

While GBV affects all genders, it disproportionately affects women, trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse people.
We will have a break on the march to allow for rest and will move at a slow walking pace.
You are welcome to join the march later on the route or leave at any point.

Safety Precautions:

Dress warmly and wear appropriate footwear. Bring waterproofs if necessary.
The SRC and Strath Union will have gloves and additional lighting available.
Travel with others if possible and be aware of your surroundings before and after the march.
If you need to wait for a taxi, you are welcome to do so at Strath Union.

Photography Notice:

Photographers from SRC and Strath will be present. They will do their best to avoid taking identifiable photos without consent. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform the photographers.
If you are taking photos for social media, please avoid including identifiable faces without consent. Tag the SRC and Strath Union in your posts!

Accessibility:

If you have any accessibility needs, please contact events@src.gla.ac.uk so we can make appropriate arrangements.

Code of Conduct:

All University of Glasgow attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/

[ID: A digital flyer for the “Fight for the Night” march, part of the University of Glasgow’s Together Against Gender-Based Violence campaign. The image shows a large group of students holding banners and placards in autumn surroundings, including the SRC, QMU, GUSA, GUU, Strath Union, and CitySA logos. The text reads: “Fight for the Night. Tuesday 24th November | 5:30–8pm. March leaves 6:30pm from Eldon St. entrance to Kelvingrove Park. Earlier UofG meeting point 5:30pm at the Memorial Gates.” The design features a purple gradient overlay and campaign partner logos. End ID.]

Walking Society: Lochranza Weekend Trip (13/11/2026, 08:30)

Sun, 01 Nov 2026 16:44:18 Z

Weekend Trip to Lochranza 13^th – 15^th of November:

Join us for an exciting weekend trip to Lochranza on the Isle of Arran from Friday the 13^th to Sunday the 15^th November!!

We will be staying in a village hall and have 2-3 moderate to challenging walks over the weekend. Routes will be confirmed closer to the time and will be weather dependent.

Before signing up please think about whether you feel comfortable hiking for multiple days in a row, have all the necessary equipment for hiking and sleeping on the floor, and will be able to make the busses/trains to get there.

Tickets will be available on the SRC website from 6pm on Friday 6^th and will cost £22. This will cover you accommodation and attendance, however you will have to pay for your own travel and food. There will be 28 tickets in total and there will be a group of 35 for the weekend including committee members.

Travel:

We will have access to the hall from 14:30 on the Friday and there are two options for getting there. You can get the 08:30 train from Glasgow Central to arrive at Troon for 09:11, then the 10:15 ferry from Troon to Brodick and the 13:40 bus from Brodick Ferry terminal to Lochranza to arrive by 14:23.

Option two will be getting the 12:30 train grom Glasgow Central, the 14:10 Ferry, and the 16:00 bus, getting into Lochranza for 16:43.

On the Sunday, there will be the option to get an earlier bus (10:03) back to Brodick to get the 11:50 Ferry and the 13:56 train from Troon back to Glasgow, getting in at 14:36.

If you want to stay a bit longer on the Sunday, you can get the 12:48 bus to Brodick for the 15:30 Ferry and the 17:56 train back to Glasgow, getting in at 18:36.

We will be staying in a village hall with a fully equipped kitchen but please bring all your food with you (and plenty of snacks). There will be no shops there but there will be the opportunity to buy last minute food in Brodick on the way there.

Please DO bring:

Waterproofs
Walking boots
Headtorch!!
Sleeping bag and sleeping mat
Layers
Water bottle
Food (2x breakfasts, 2x lunches, 2x dinners + snacks)
Hats and gloves
Toiletries
Any medication you may need
Powerbank
Some small card games to play in the evening (optional)

Look at our intagram for more information on what to bring and expect for weekend trips (https://www.instagram.com/p/DWMj-R0iO4f/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&rpxt=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==&srtk=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==)

If you have any questions, feel free to email us at guwalkingsociety@gmail.com or message us on instagram (@guwalkingsociety).

All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/

Happy hiking!!

SRC Society 101 (19/11/2026, 10:00)

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 10:16:26 Z

This training session is designed to support all student group committee members in understanding their roles and making the most of their time in office. Clubs & Societies are required to have 2 office bearers attend but we recommend all HEAR Eligible office bearers attend.

Join us to learn about:

🔹 What a Committee Is – Understand how your committee should work together and what good governance looks like.
🔹 Roles & Responsibilities – A clear breakdown of Office Bearer roles.
🔹 Funding Opportunities – Find out what Grant Funding is available for your club/society and how to make a strong application.
🔹 Get Recognised – Learn how to get formal recognition for your voluntary work, including HEAR, UofG Volunteering Awards, and the Saltire Awards.
🔹 Support & Services – Discover the key resources, advice, and services available to help your club/society thrive throughout the year. Such as the My Clubs Portal and Room Booking etc.

Whether you're a President, Treasurer, Secretary or any other committee role, this session will give you the tools and knowledge to lead confidently.

Important Info:

⚠️ Disclaimer:
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct.

🎥 This session may be recorded. You’ll be notified if this happens and can switch off your camera if you prefer.

Pathology Society: Neonatal Pathology Talk & Specimen Viewing Night (24/11/2026, 17:30)

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 10:35:08 Z

Hello our dearest followers

After weeks of planning and preparation our societies are delighted to announce our first academic event of the year - Neonatal Pathology Talk & Specimen Viewing night!

Grab a chance to see the exclusive pieces of the Hunterian collection, get to know the history behind it, and learn more about modern neonatal congenital pathology with us on November 24th @ 5.30pm at the Anatomy Museum

Tickets available soon - stay tuned!

Hoping to see you there, Pathology & Neonatal Societies

GUOGS x AWS BOOK CLUB: a night with the author (01/12/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 12:34:45 Z

GUOGS X AWS present: BOOK CLUB, a night with the author 📚✨.

Dr Mhairi Collie, author of “The Bright Fabric of Life” will be joining us to discuss her work. Her background is as a consultant colorectal surgeon and she uses her surgical expertise as a volunteer in Uganda, providing surgery for women living with childbirth injuries.

Interested in obstetrics 🤰, gynaecology 🩷, or surgery👩‍⚕️? A medical student who is an avid reader 📕? Then this is an event not to miss!

Get involved with our book swap, more details on the slides.

When: 7pm, 1st December

Where: The Record Factory

Price: £2 on the night or via the SRC website

Cross University Finance Summit: Stock Pitch Competition (30/01/2027, 09:00)

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:15:37 Z

Ready to put your investment skills to the test?

The Cross-University Finance Summit (CUFS) invites undergraduate and taught postgraduate students to participate in our Stock Pitch Competition, bringing together aspiring investors and finance enthusiasts from universities across the UK.

Teams will analyse a publicly listed company and present a compelling investment thesis, showcasing their financial analysis, valuation skills, and understanding of the markets. Participants will compete for cash prizes and potential internship opportunities, gaining valuable exposure to industry professionals while putting their investment ideas to the test before a panel of judges.

Please note that:

* Applications are open for two weeks until 10 November

* The competition consists of two preliminary stages before the final round

* Buying/registering for the application does not guarantee a place in the final

* Successful teams will be selected to compete in January

* Unfortunately, PhD candidates are not eligible to participate in the competition Before purchasing a membership, we highly recommend visiting our Instagram page for more information about membership and Stock Pitch Competition details.

Be sure to fill out the CUFS Stock Pitch Registration Form after purchase; link down below:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8VkSd9OpkDvDorMqTzXxlLkK0_bzHoPJRDSiQwKgYWSrM2Q/viewform

Members receive free entry and access to all resources, including talks and presentation guidelines. Non-members pay £3 for entry only, or £5 for entry plus full resource access. You can also purchase a membership via the SRC to unlock free pitch entry, exclusive events, office visits, and discounted January summit tickets.

Resource access includes a stock pitch workshop on 18 November run by investment managers from Evelyn Partners. For more information about the Stock Pitch Competition and our workshop on 18 November, please visit our Instagram page, @cufs2027.

Cufs instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cufs2027?dlrf=MXJpczM5NzZybTg1eQ==

Korean Association: 일일주점 - 스코틀랜드 최대 규모 한인 학생 소셜! (20/11/2026, 19:00)

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 14:56:00 Z

🍻 스코틀랜드 최대 규모 한인학생 소셜 — 일일주점!

글래스고에서 열리는 스코틀랜드 한인 대학생들의 특별한 만남!

다른 대학 학생들도 모두 환영합니다. 🙌

🍺 주류 무제한

🍗 안주 무제한

• 티켓은 선착순으로 판매되며, 준비된 수량 소진 시 조기 마감될 수 있습니다.

• 주류 섭취가 가능한 법적 연령을 충족하는 참석자만 입장할 수 있습니다.

• 구매한 티켓은 환불이 불가합니다.

Radiology Society: Radiology Conference 2026 (28/11/2026, 10:00)

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 11:31:57 +0100

All guests are welcome from 10am for registration. Our conference will entail talks from three guest speakers, each expert in their fields!

Dr Cowell, Consultant Diagnostic Radiologist
Dr Izzath, Consultant Interventional Neuroradiologist
Dr Watkins, Consultant Interventional Radiologist, with an interest in paediatric procedures

Interactive workshops will be hosted, including both diagnostic and interventional radiology!

Tickets include entry to conference and workshops, and free tea and coffee.

Archaeology Society: Winter Ceilidh (18/11/2026, 19:00)

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 14:42:29 +0100

The Glasgow University Archaeology Society are hosting a winter ceilidh played by GU Trad Society! Open to all! Doors 7pm Ceilidh 7.30pm - 9.30pm

Mind Yourself (20/11/2026, 13:00)

Tue, 06 Oct 2026 16:39:05 +0100

Our Mind Yourself: How to Improve and Protect Your Mental Health training programme is a three-hour student-led workshop, developed in collaboration with Two Roads CIC; an award-winning not-for-profit social enterprise that develops and delivers training to improve emotional health and safety and to help people understand how to reduce suicide risk.

Mind Yourself and its accompanying workshop, Mind Your Mate, form part of our aim to build a community of Mental Health Champions, reduce the stigma surrounding mental health, and cut down the barriers that prevent students from accessing the help and support they need.

You can improve your mental health by changing four things: learn how to feel happier more often, discover how to feel better about yourself, feel more connected to other people in your life, and become more resilient when things become stressful.

Our Mind Yourself programme has the overall aim of informing participants how to develop flourishing mental health.

The programme covers the following areas:

Section 1

Understanding the Mental Health Spectrum

Understanding the mental health spectrum
The human negativity bias, stress, and the positivity ratio
Neuroplasticity

Section 2

Habits and Skills of Mentally Healthy People

Gratitude
Forgiveness
Self-forgiveness
Hedonic moments
Mindfulness and meditation
Mindful activities
Kindness
Optimistic explanatory style

Section 3

Emotional Resilience

Emotional recovery
Sustainability
Protective factors
Risk factors
Reducing risk of depression

Our workshops are free for all University of Glasgow students and staff to attend. Upon successful completion of our Mind Your Mate and Mind Yourself workshops, you will receive a completion certificate signed-off by the University’s Chief Operating Officer, acknowledging your status as a University Mental Health Champion.

For more information, please contact workshops@src.gla.ac.uk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be asked to introduce myself and why I am attending?

No. Nobody is asked who they are or why they are attending the programme. Participants can observe and listen, or they can participate more actively in the exercises; it is totally up to the participant.

Will I be asked any direct questions?

No, all questions are asked of the whole group and participants can answer if they wish.

Will I be asked to participate in any role-plays?

No – there are no role-plays in the training programme.

Wellbeing Skills for Student Leaders (19/11/2026, 13:00)

Tue, 06 Oct 2026 15:32:10 +0100

In this interactive session, you will:

- Develop practical skills to recognise when fellow students may be facing mental health difficulties and challenges

- Learn how to offer appropriate support while keeping clear and healthy boundaries

- Gain strategies to maintain your own wellbeing in a leadership or voluntary role

This workshop was developed by Student Minds in consultation with University students and staff to ensure content is relevant, engaging, and tailored to real experiences of student leaders.

Whether you’re already in a leadership role or preparing to step into one, this workshop will empower you to create a positive impact in your student community.

Sign up now to secure your place and build your skills as a supportive, confident, student leader.

Important Info:

⚠️ Disclaimer:
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct.

Trauma, Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Society - GUTOSM Society Semester 1 Year 2 Teaching Series (01/10/2026, 18:30)

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 15:43:17 +0100

Year 2 teaching series delivered by GUTOSM society's committee members!

GI Week 2: 01/10

GI Week 3: 08/10

GI Week 4: 15/10

GI Week 5: 22/10

Nephrology Week 1: 29/10

Nephrology Week 2: 05/11

Interlude Week: 12/11

Endocrinology Week 1: 19/11

Endocrinology Week 2: 26/11

Endocrinology Week 3: 03/12

Endocrinology Week 4: 10/12

Club Events & Comms Workshop (04/02/2027, 17:30)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:38:20 +0100

Want more students turning up to your club events? Looking for ways to attract new members, get funding for your ideas or make better use of social media?

Join us for our Events & Comms Workshop for club members — a practical session designed to help you get more out of your society’s events and activities.

Whether you’re planning your first event, trying to grow your membership or looking for fresh ideas to boost engagement, you’ll get practical tips, advice from SRC staff and the chance to share challenges and ideas with other student clubs.

The SRC will also provide food during the break, with dietary requirements catered for.

Workshop Schedule

5:30–6pm — Event Planning Best Practices
Practical advice for organising successful events, including finance tips.
6–6:30pm — SRC Grant Funding, Campaigns & Collaborations
Find out what funding and opportunities are available to your club and how to make the most of them.
6:30–6:50pm — Food Break
Free food provided by the SRC (dietary needs catered for).
6:50–7:20pm — Making the Best Use of Social Media
Pick up tips for promoting your events, reaching new audiences and boosting engagement.
7:20–8pm — Society Roundtable with SRC Staff & VPSA
Bring your questions, share what your society is struggling with and get advice from the people who can help.

If you are unable to attend for the full length of the workshop, we would still encourage you to attend for times you are available. Participation in this session will be added to your skills record. This workshop is being delivered by the Clubs & Societies and Communications Teams at the SRC.

Events Details

Date: Thursday 4th February
Time: 5:30-8:00pm
Location: Williams Room, McIntyre Building

Tickets

This event is free and ticketed. Tickets will go on sale 11th January at 9am to reserve your place.

Accessibility

This event will take place in Williams Room on the 1st floor of the McIntyre Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Clubs & Societies Roundtable (10/05/2027, 17:00)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:22:40 +0100

Running a society comes with plenty of questions, challenges and unexpected situations and sometimes it helps to have someone to talk them through with.

Our monthly Clubs & Societies Roundtable is an informal, drop-in space where you can bring any topic affecting your society and chat directly with the SRC Clubs Team.

What can you bring to the roundtable? Anything that’s impacting your society. For example:

Planning events or activities
Growing membership and engaging current members
Committee or society challenges
Funding and finances
Collaborations and partnerships
Promotion and communications
Society governance and policies
Getting the most out of SRC support and resources
An idea you’re not sure how to make happen

Free snacks available, including vegan and gluten-free options.

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club in the Main Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Clubs & Societies Roundtable (03/03/2027, 17:00)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:21:00 +0100

Running a society comes with plenty of questions, challenges and unexpected situations and sometimes it helps to have someone to talk them through with.

Our monthly Clubs & Societies Roundtable is an informal, drop-in space where you can bring any topic affecting your society and chat directly with the SRC Clubs Team.

What can you bring to the roundtable? Anything that’s impacting your society. For example:

Planning events or activities
Growing membership and engaging current members
Committee or society challenges
Funding and finances
Collaborations and partnerships
Promotion and communications
Society governance and policies
Getting the most out of SRC support and resources
An idea you’re not sure how to make happen

Free snacks available, including vegan and gluten-free options.

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club in the Main Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Clubs & Societies Roundtable (16/02/2027, 17:00)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:19:24 +0100

Running a society comes with plenty of questions, challenges and unexpected situations and sometimes it helps to have someone to talk them through with.

Our monthly Clubs & Societies Roundtable is an informal, drop-in space where you can bring any topic affecting your society and chat directly with the SRC Clubs Team.

What can you bring to the roundtable? Anything that’s impacting your society. For example:

Planning events or activities
Growing membership and engaging current members
Committee or society challenges
Funding and finances
Collaborations and partnerships
Promotion and communications
Society governance and policies
Getting the most out of SRC support and resources
An idea you’re not sure how to make happen

Free snacks available, including vegan and gluten-free options.

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club in the Main Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.

Clubs & Societies Roundtable (21/01/2027, 17:00)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:18:01 +0100

Running a society comes with plenty of questions, challenges and unexpected situations and sometimes it helps to have someone to talk them through with.

Our monthly Clubs & Societies Roundtable is an informal, drop-in space where you can bring any topic affecting your society and chat directly with the SRC Clubs Team.

What can you bring to the roundtable? Anything that’s impacting your society. For example:

Planning events or activities
Growing membership and engaging current members
Committee or society challenges
Funding and finances
Collaborations and partnerships
Promotion and communications
Society governance and policies
Getting the most out of SRC support and resources
An idea you’re not sure how to make happen

Free snacks available, including vegan and gluten-free options.

Tickets

This event is not ticketed.

Accessibility

This event will take place in WeeG, Gilchrist Postgraduate Club in the Main Building: there is a guide to accessing the venue available via AccessAble including lift access guidance.
Please let us know if you have any specific access requirements so we can make necessary arrangements – contact events@src.gla.ac.uk ahead of the event with access requirements.

Other Important Information

This event is open to all University of Glasgow students.
All attendees must follow the GUSRC Events Code of Conduct: https://www.glasgowunisrc.org/policies/events-conduct/.