University and college societies, sports clubs, theatre companies and student bodies. Filters combine: any of the values within a group, all of the groups together.
801 societies and clubs · 337–360
Representing All Undergrads At Fitzwilliam College
The University of Cambridge’s Society for Art.
We are a friendly, non-audition flute choir. We rehearse on Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 pm at Newnham. All standards welcome to enjoy a large variety of music, and to meet others who love the Flute!
The Footlights Dramatic club offers a unique opportunity for Cambridge and ARU students with an interest in comedy.
A forum for students to learn about, discuss, and campaign for reproductive rights. Est. Michaelmas 2022.
Student-run, non-profit society connecting Cambridge students over formal halls and small-group dinners, with cross-college formal swaps and relaxed networking events.
The Cambridge University French Society aims to promote and encourage all aspects of French language and culture in Cambridge and beyond. The society provides events and services for Francophiles...
Our society works to raise funds and awareness for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), a charity providing medical care for those who need it most in situations such as war zones or natural disasters
For the advancement of science, at the intersection of Academia and Industry.
Fruitful Work empowers students to Maximise the impact of their careers for Jesus. Each term we run two or three high-quality events with great speakers, delicious dinners and plenty of discussion.
Full Blue Racing is a Formula Student team from the University of Cambridge.
Fursoc in Cambridge
Club playing Gaelic games, (mainly Gaelic football)
Society for artists, musicians, designers and game developers of all descriptions.
The Gates Cambridge Scholars' Council supports the aims of the Gates Cambridge Scholarship to create a network of responsible global leaders.
Cambridge University Geographical Society (CUGS) is the student-run society for Geography students at Cambridge. We organise a range of events, speaker events and distribute travel grants to students.
The Society was founded in 1908. It is a home to over 4.000 students and alumni from the University of Cambridge who share a common interest in German society, culture and history.