Student chapters
BCS student chapters are a talented and passionate network of students in universities across the UK and internationally.
How are chapters run?
Chapters are run by students for students, like a computing society, but with support from the dedicated chapters team at BCS who assist with organising events, marketing and funding.
Why get involved?
As an IT student, you’re preparing to work in one of the most exciting professions of our age. Being part of a BCS student chapter gives you a great head start to your career.
Develop your IT knowledge and skills through discussion and debates, workshops, hackathons, guest speaker events and more.
Start building your own professional network by connecting with BCS members and tech employers in the local area.
Increase your confidence and boost your extra-curricular credentials - "committee leader" will look great on your CV.
Get to know like-minded students on campus and in universities across the chapter network, for both study and social activity.
Chapters near you
- Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Middle East College, Oman
Interested in setting up a chapter?
If there isn’t a BCS chapter at your university, it’s easy to start one yourself. You just need to know a handful of fellow students with a keen interest in IT who want to get involved.
Get in touch to find out more.
What we've been up to...
Lancaster University - Software testing workshop
The Lancaster chapter learnt more about software testing from a workshop delivered by Andrew Shaw MBCS, Chair of the South Yorkshire branch.
University of South Wales - freshers' week
USW chapter committee had a productive freshers' week, recruiting new members and raising awareness of BCS.
Edinburgh Napier University - student fair
At Edinburgh Napier, students were giving away a host of goodies on their freshers' fair stand.
Bedfordshire University - Arduino workshop
Our Bedfordshire chapter ran a series of weekly practical workshops, using the open-source platform.
University of Bath - campus crypto hunt
Six teams competed to decipher puzzles hidden across the university campus.
Aberystwyth University - MOSI trip
Students visited the robots exhibition at Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry.