Significats de student society en anglès

Joining an international student society makes connecting with other foreign students in the UK easy.

It's something of a ritual: every few years some student society invites someone really contentious to speak.

Via satellite from MIT in Boston, he will be presented with an honorary fellowship by the student society.

AN INVITATION to controversial British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin to speak at a Trinity College Dublin student society debate has been withdrawn.

A gala dinner tonight celebrates 100 years of UCD Law Society, one of Europe's largest student societies.

There are many opportunities to acquire personal attributes and skills outside the curriculum -from volunteering schemes to student societies.

I was part of the students society and had been tasked with getting four people to come and address the students.

He focused his efforts on Islamic centres and student societies, which were under less surveillance either by security forces or local religious figures.

He was an excellent scholar without needing to apply himself, and perhaps had more distinction in the student societies than in the class-room.

Moreover, far from being agents of "radicalisation", Islamic student societies have often been at the forefront of the fight against violent extremism.

The Astronomy and Space Society had both lollies and fizzy cola sweets, while the Mature Student Society had splashed out on Cadbury's Breakout bars.

Dublin, now home to some 46,000 third-level students , has a tradition of student societies which stretches back over three centuries.

Isaac, Kezia, Ammi and Enoch Burke were banned for life from all student societies at the university on November 10th, 2014.

The Camden Farms Student Society has been in charge of organising the calendar for years, which typically raises around $100,000 for charity annually.