Formations
The Formation Process will be opening on October the 13th 2025.
LUU has 320+ fantastic clubs and societies providing students with recreational opportunities. Our societies and the staff and student leaders who support them combine to create a fun, celebrated, and lively community that we are proud to be a part of. If you have a new idea for a club or society, then the Activities Executive want to hear about it! This guide will outline the steps and considerations you must take for the best chances of a successful formation.
You will be undertaking an exciting project with your application with the chance to learn some excellent skills. However, please note that we are limited in the number of groups we can form each year. Therefore, this is a competitive process, and the Activities Executive are looking to see your idea at its best, understand the impact you will make, and be sustainable for years to come.
This guide contains all you need to know about the steps to form your society: https://luuac.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/StudentGroupsTeam-ShareAllEXternal/EUmxAuv2rqhLijirWPo2pOIBZhfDUoHeglsLXmN9eKkO_Q?e=sNrGge
Open Formations
This society is intended to be an academic society for the AIMENAS department (Arabic, Islamic, Middle Eastern and North African Studies). It will provide a space for students of this department to explore different fields of interest, practice their Arabic skills and be part of a more united department.
- Date created
- Oct 15, 2025
- Last Update
- Never Updated
This is a society for the Somalis in leeds. This is a community and we will host plenty of events and bring somali students in Leeds together. You don't have to be somali to join, everyone is welcome.
- Date created
- Oct 24, 2025
- Last Update
- Never Updated
Providing an inclusive and alternative space for Jewish students who feel disenfranchised by the current Zionist rhetoric in mainstream Jewish spaces as well as those who are simply curious about varying Jewish perspectives.
- Date created
- Dec 4, 2025
- Last Update
- Never Updated
The Students For Life Leeds Society aims to provide a respectful, life-affirming space for students to explore ethical questions surrounding abortion, euthanasia, embryo research, disability rights, and wider bioethical issues. The Alliance of Pro-Life Students (APS) reports that "over 70% of pro-life students feel unable to speak about their views in lectures or seminars," which shows a genuine need for an open and supportive forum at universities.
Our society is open to all students, including those who are unsure, curious, or hold different views. All activities will promote respectful, inclusive discussion. We will not offer counselling or medical advice. Instead, we will signpost students to appropriate professional services when needed.
Our key aims are to:
- Provide compassionate peer support and clear signposting for students facing crisis pregnancy or related concerns.
- Create thoughtful and respectful dialogue on ethical issues relating to the beginning and end of life.
- Raise awareness through talks, campaigns, and events that explore life-affirming perspectives.
- Date created
- Dec 5, 2025
- Last Update
- Never Updated