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Club together (Leeds Beckett University UG prospectus, 2016)

1/24/2016

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Being in a society means more than wearing a special ring and knowing the secret handshake. At Leeds Beckett, it means sharing your interests with like-minded people, making friends, trying new things or getting involved in something you love.

You can join dozens of different student-run societies, and you can even help with the running of one if you fancy – that’s more colour to add to your CV.

Being part of a society is a great way of developing skills, practising hobbies, expanding your social circles, and most importantly, having some fun!

If none of our societies are your cup of tea, the Students’ Union offers advice and a handy toolkit so you can set up your own!
For the full rundown of societies you can be a part of, check out the Students’ Union web page at leedsbeckettsu.co.uk
 
Be a good sport
Whether you’re fiercely competitive and looking to fill your trophy cabinet or just want to have fun and meet new people, we offer sports clubs to suit all tastes and abilities.

You might want to pick up old favourites such as football or hockey, or you could try something a bit more niche, like lacrosse, cheerleading  or, should you literally want to go off-piste, snowboarding. It’s all good.

We’re big into sport here at Leeds Beckett. Olympic triathlon champion Alistair Brownlee graduated from our University with an MSc in Finance in 2013 and still trains with us. 1,500m Commonwealth Games silver medallist Laura Weightman and World Cup footballers Lucy Bronze and Jade Moore are also graduates of our University. Even if you’re a long way from a podium finish, you can still benefit from all the activities we have on offer – our excellent facilities and sports-related opportunities are open to everyone to help you keep fit, have fun and expand your social circles.

CAMPUS SPORT
If you’re looking to keep fit and make new friends, there’s a team sport for you, regardless of your experience or ability. Already into football, rugby, cricket or netball? We’ve got you covered. Ever fancied trying cheerleading, baseball, ultimate Frisbee or even American football? Step this way…

FITNESS CLASSES
Whether you’re into spin, kung fu, cardio, Thai boxing or Zumba, feel the burn with our diverse range of fitness classes. Slow things down with yoga or Pilates, or learn self-defence Israeli-style with Krav Maga. Classes run throughout the week at both campuses and are included in the cost of your membership (although you don’t have to be a member to take part).

ATHLETIC UNION
Our Athletic Union has 40 clubs and more than 85 teams that compete weekly in BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) competitions.  Our annual Varsity tournament pits our teams against our friendly rivals at the University of Leeds, as they go head-to-head over a whole day of competitive sport.

TOP-FLIGHT CAREER
If you’re looking for a career in sport as an athlete or coach then we can help. Our Carnegie Coach Education programmes offer workshops led by experienced coaches and can provide you with a nationally-recognised qualification in a variety of sports. 

Every year, our University helps more than 3,000 people earn a sports coaching qualification, opening up a range of volunteering opportunities and boosting their career prospects.

SCHOLARSHIPS
If you’re already competing at a high level and have the desire and dedication to push yourself further, then our scholarship scheme enables you to develop your sporting performance alongside your academic studies.
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9/4/2019 08:05:34 pm

A club will remain good as long as everyone contributes to it. If you ask me, clubs are not formed through individual efforts, in fact, it is the absolute opposite. If you just handle a club all by yourself, then you will never be able to make it work. I hope that more people begin to understand just how important it is for a club to have members who function. There will be a time when this will matter to you.

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