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Start your own Society

Any current Edinburgh Napier student can decide to start a society, whatever your idea. ENSA Societies can be about almost anything, some common categories are:

  • Academic - bring people from your course/school together to explore your subject in more depth, hold socials or end of year balls, get external speakers in, or make contacts in your industry.
  • Hobbies/Interests - whether you're into horror films, sewing, photography or board games, societies are the best way to meet people with similar interests.
  • Cultural - want to share your culture with other students, meet people from a similar background to yourself, or teach people your native language? A cultural society can be a fantastic opportunity to enrich the University experience.
  • Political - bring together people across the University who share your political perspective, raise awareness of a political campaign or idea, or support a political party.
  • Skills-based - get a group together to learn a new skill or share your skills with others. Skills can include anything from bicycle maintenance and gardening, to making films and learning to juggle.
     

How to get started

Step 1 - You will need a committee of at least 4 students to take on the roles of President, Secretary, Treasurer and Wellbeing Officer. These people will lead the society, liaise with ENSA, manage finances, and plan events and activities.

Step 2 - Contact societies@napierstudents.com to fill in a new society starter pack 

Step 4 - Once approved by the Societies and Community President, your society will be invited to a Development Meeting to discuss your ideas and get you set up!

Need help to find other interested students?

Submit your idea for a society below. This will allow other students to make contact with you to help you find new committee members and students interested in being members of your society.

You will need to log in to your student account to submit an idea or upvote an existing idea.

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    Robotics Society

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      The general idea of this society is to learn everything we can about robotics in the first year of the societies creation in preparation for the societies second year, in which we would like to join Unibots. A national competition of autonomous robots using computer vision learning to complete a certain task. For example, picking up random balls and putting them in baskets for points.
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