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JoiningaSociety
Societies are a core part of UNSW’s campus culture. They are a great way to immerse yourself into activities that you may be interested in, whilst also giving you opportunities to upskill and make new friends while you study!
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Arc is a student organisation at UNSW that aims to enhance your student experience by offering a range of clubs, volunteering, sports and society opportunities Arc membership is free and is your gateway to enjoying student life, so it would be worth paying a visit to Arc Reception to grab a shiny membership sticker for your Student ID!
There are many societies in UNSW that cater to a variety of hobbies and interests, including our very own Women in Technology, DogSoc, QuidditchSoc and more!
Whyjoinasociety?
What’s even more exciting than being a society member is being a part of its subcommittee! Being in the internal team to create and deliver society content is one of the most rewarding and fun ways through which you can make friends and contribute to student life. It's a great chance to work on your hard and soft skills by contributing to something you’re passionate about
Benefits of joining a society include:
Expanding your network
Upskilling yourself
Learning about industry
Having fun!
Anyone can apply and applications tend to open during the first few weeks of Term 1, so ensure to keep your eyes peeled! More information regarding WIT’s subcommittee positions can be found on the next few pages
Vivian Wang Co-President
Bachelor of Computer Science / Science (Statistics), 3rd Year
What have you learnt from your time in WIT? As a first year, university can sometimes be intimidating when it's packed with people you don't know WIT has made me grow both personally and professionally, while helping me walk around campus with a few more familiar faces.
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Annoying my cat :)

What have you learnt from your time in WIT? I've been able to work on my communication and leadership skills Joining a society is a great way to work on these soft skills and I am so glad I made the decision to join in my first year.
Brianna Kim Co-President



Bachelor of Data Science and Decisions, 3rd Year
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Annoying vivian, watching youtube, planning world domination
What have you learnt from your time in WIT? The confidence to overcome my imposter syndrome
Yuhan Zhou Secretary
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/ Commerce, 3rd Year
Abigail Joesan Johan Treasurer

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Technology) / Information Systems
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Watching C-dramas and listening to K-pop.
What have you learnt from your time in WIT? As the marketing co-director last year, I learnt how to lead and motivate my amazing team and share responsibilities with my co-director Gabby! Communication and being transparent is also something super important that I learnt
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Bingeing on cringey tv shows lmao.
Bachelor of Computer Science, 4th Year




What have you learnt from your time in WIT? How to manage a team, web development and how to solve problems efficiently
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off? Convincing people that there’s no WIT without IT ;)
What have you learnt from your time in WIT?
I've learnt how to take initiative because you never know unless you try it out and that's how you grow
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Binge watching tv shows or movies!
What have you learnt from your time in WIT? I've learnt how to be more confident in my own ability to bring change through leading others There is always more you can achieve in a group than solo!
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off?
Probably playing genshin on my PC while daydreaming about having a pet cat :)


What have you learnt from your time in WIT? Time management - juggling uni, society tasks and work can be a bit tough at times, however this has taught me how to improve my planning skills, prioritise my time and master my google calendar expertise.
What are you most likely to be doing on a day off? Soaking up the sunshine while taking my dog for a walk, a swim at the beach or even a nice long hike (all 3 in a day would be chef's kiss!) However I can also be a total hermit and stay home, snuggled up with a good thriller book