Can I start a society for my course?

Can I start a society for my course?

 If you are thinking of creating your own society, just follow these simple steps:

1.       Check the website for a list of all current societies . Is there one that is the same?

2.       If there is… Contact the society and join!

3.       If not, complete the new Society Application Form 

4.        Once your application has been received, the Societies Coordinator will contact you to arrange a meeting with the whole committee, either face to face or via Teams Meeting .


If you have any questions please contact the Societies Coordinators: societies.su@coventry.ac.uk.


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