Clubs and Societies

Did you know that joining a club, society, or sporting team is a great way to meet people?

At Southern Cross University, there are many opportunities for students to get involved, meet new people, and pursue current and new interests outside of academic life.

Check out how to get involved below!

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Clubs and societies are a great way to meet new people who have a shared interest or get involved and try a new skill or hobby. There are a variety of clubs and societies at SCU all ranging from cultural, political, and academic to sport, recreation and community service. These clubs and societies are managed by each of our Student Associations. Check them out below:

The Coffs Harbour Student Association, also known as CHSA, looks after all clubs and societies at the SCU Coffs Harbour campus. There are a broad range of clubs and societies on campus such as the SCU Nursing Society, National Marine Science Centre Student Club and more!

Check out the CHSA website for more information

CoastRs is the SCU Gold Coast campus Student Association. CoastRs aims to deliver health and wellness activities alongside subsidised programs aimed at creating an inclusive and supportive community on campus. They look after a broad range of clubs and societies.

Check out the CoastRs website for more information

Also known as LEXSA, this student association looks after all activities, programs, and clubs and societies at the SCU Lismore Campus. LEXSA’s main focus is student clubs, student support, and student events. LEXSA also manages some pretty exciting clubs such as the Bouldering Wall Society and the Community Garden.

Check out the LEXSA website for more information

The Southern Cross Postgraduate Association, or SCPA, looks after all things to do with postgraduate students at Southern Cross University. They have an excellent event calendar and are always looking for more students to join them.

Check out the SCPA website for more information