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    Student Clubs

    Joining a club is a great way to make new friends outside of the classroom. You could meet like-minded people with shared interests or learn new skills to add to your CV by doing the things that you love.

    The Junction – located directly opposite Glenferrie railway station – is home to Swinburne's clubs and societies. There you'll find the node, an exclusive space for clubs to meet and host events.

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Have an idea for a club?

If you have an idea for a club that doesn’t exist at Swinburne, you can start your own! Get in touch to find out how: send an email to clubs@swinburne.edu.au. 

Did you know?

Members of the Swinburne Esports Club have exclusive access to the brand new Esports Lounge in the Junction.

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    Swinburne Student Union

    Student union groups are a great way to get involved with the issues you care about and include groups such as:

    • Queer Collective
    • Women's Collective
    • First Nations Collective.
    Learn more (Swinburne Student Union)
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    STEM student groups

    School groups are an ideal way for students studying science, engineering and technology to network, make friends and build job-ready skills. There are several groups available, including Engineers Without Borders Swinburne and Women in STEM.

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    Student Representative Council

    The Swinburne Student Representative Council (SRC) is a student group, elected to sit on Council, boards and committees at Swinburne. Representatives function as a bridge between students and staff to share information and ideas to improve the university experience.

    More about SRC (Student Representative Council)

  • Student-Staff Consultative Committee (SSCC)

    Student-Staff Consultative Committee (SSCC) in each School serve as a consultative and advisory forum for discussing student experience matters, including academic support, communication, and input into School activities and initiatives. SSCCs facilitate student engagement and promote consultation on relevant issues. 

    More about SSCC (Student-Staff Consultative Committee (SSCC) )

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