Electronics and Computer Science Society
The ECS Society is a student-run society within the Electronics and Computer Science department. We're here to support you and make your time in ECS as enjoyable as possible! We run a wide variety of socials, meet-ups and industry workshops. Everyone studying in ECS is automatically a member, so feel free to come to any of our events!
The Electronics and Computer Science Society (ECSS) is the departmental society for students in ECS. We run Hackathons, games nights, pub crawls, white t-shirt socials, summer/winter balls, industry workshops and more throughout the year. Naturally, the majority of our members are ECS students who study computer science; electronic or electrical engineering, but students from any discipline across the University are welcome to join ECSS as members.
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The Committee
All clubs and societies within the Students' Union are run entirely by students. The student committee for Electronics and Computer Science Society this year are:
Events Officer
Hackathon Officer
Industry Officer
Marketing Officer
Postgraduate Representative
President
Secretary
Social Secretary
Sports Officer
Treasurer
Vice-President Engagement
Welfare Officer
Membership Information
These are the current membership fees offered by Electronics and Computer Science Society, although many clubs and societies offer a free period for new members to try out their activities.
| Name | Cost | Valid Period | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ECS Membership | FREE | 01/09/2024 - 01/09/2025 | If you are studying a course in the ECS department (e.g. comp science/software eng/electronic), please select this membership. Join our membership list to receive the latest news from ECSS and be the first to hear about our upcoming events. | |
| Non-ECS Membership | FREE | 01/09/2024 - 01/09/2025 | If you are not studying an ECS course and you want to join ECSS as a registered member, this membership is for you. After 5 days of membership, you will get to vote in our elections. After 10 days of membership, you can stand in an election. |
Constitution
All SUSU clubs & societies must have a Constitution which governs how they run
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All clubs & societies are required to risk assess their activity to ensure it is carried out in a safe manner for members. Current risk assessments for Electronics and Computer Science Society are available to view below
Upcoming Events
Check out our upcoming events below: