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The Deakin ALP Club is a group of progressive, engaged and active students looking to make a difference by getting involved in the political scene. The group often meets at uni and pub nights to discuss current issues and listen to many interesting guest speakers. We also go on tours, help out on campaigns and contribute ideas in policy forums.
For more information, contact Katherine Kirkwood.
The clubs aim is to provide for all Jewish students at Deakin University as an umbrella body, with activities to educate the wider community about Judaism.
For more information, contact Romy Braitberg or visit the AUJS website.
The BBQ club has two BBQs every week during semester, on Tuesday and Friday at 2.30pm. For the cost of your membership, you will receive two free feeds every week! So join up, relax with a snag and get to know the other club members.
For more information, contact Laurie Walsh.
BRA invites all students, not only residents, to get into our BRA. The club is designed to cater for all students, to make them more aware of residence life and how to get involved.
For more information, contact Xavier Mahlebach.
BuST Co provides the opportunity for students to participate in a variety of plays, musicals and other theatre performances. There are also movie nights, trivia nights, and other social activities for members and friends. Each year the Company runs a major musical production, which in the past have included: Guys & Dolls, City Of Angels, A Slice Of Saturday Night, West Side Story, Sweet Charity, Footloose, Fame - The Musical, Chicago and Grease.
For more information, contact Dylan Cole.
For more information, contact Cheryl Au.
Christian Union creates great fellowship and friendship for Deakin students, and provides opportunities for students to learn more about Jesus. Our weekly public meeting includes food, discussion and talks on the Bible (1pm each Wednesday during semester). Bible studies are held several times each week. All Christian Union activities are in The Retreat, H3 North (next to Burwood Hwy Car Park).
For more information, contact Jono Goodluck.
DAC seeks to unite fans of Japanese culture and animation: artists, writers and people who just like to watch anime. We are one of the most active clubs on campus, running weekly screenings of anime, games, special anime-themed events.
For more information, contact Tom Giokas or visit the DAC website.
The Deakin Badminton Club is open to all students who are interested in Badminton. The Club runs weekly Badminton activities and two competitions a year. It is the perfect gateway to representing Deakin at the University Games. There are a number of highly skilled members who are delighted to share their knowledge and skills of the game with new members.
For more information, contact Mei.
For more information, contact Hanna Ashton-Lawson.
DCS is a student organisation that aims to represent the needs of Accounting, Finance and Economic Students at Deakin University. DCS aims to bridge the gap between students and potential employers through the various academic events. DAFSS is open to all Deakin students as we hold some of the biggest and best social events including the annual booze cruise, numerous bar nights and the infamous DCS Ball!
For more information, contact Anthony Barca or visit the DCS website.
For information, contact Rhys Tate.
For more information, contact Matt Gregg.
The goal of the Deakin Environment Club is to provide a valued and useful forum for both environment students and general students alike, to discuss key local and global environmental issues. Members are encouraged to identify these issues and lobby to bring such concerns to the attention of the relevant body. The club facilitates an appreciation of natural systems through practical, hands-on experience, including field work and survey studies. Furthermore, the club provides members with a broadening of their skills for both personal and professional development in the future.
For more information, contact Tom Meeks.
For more information, contact Emma Whitty.
The club aims to bring together students to write, produce and perform in student short films. It will also be holding regular film screenings on campus, holding forums to discuss films and filmmaking, and producing a page of members' writings on film to be published monthly in Crossfire, the Deakin student magazine. Membership to this club will provide many creative opportunities, filmmaking experience and give members access to a network of students interested in the film industry.
For more information, contact Alexander Kalma or visit the DFS website.
The Deakin Snow Riders (DSR) is a club where people with a similar interest in skiing, snowboarding and alpine life can get together to share their passion for this high country environment. The club provides opportunities for members to participate in several social functions in Melbourne as well as providing trip opportunities to the snowfields and high country.
For more information, contact Tim Cook or visit the DSR website.
The Deakin Taekwondo Club is growing sporting club that consists of competition fighting and patterns, (with opposing universities and clubs), fitness and self defence in a friendly environment. The grading levels that are achieved within the university are also recognised in any other Taekwondo club anywhere in the world that follows the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) rules. There are also opportunities to compete in events such as the Australian University Games.
For more information, contact Samantha Curran or visit the DFS website.
As one of the Melbourne campus' biggest sporting clubs we participate in local competitions and also hold training and social functions. We're keen to recruit new members, so no matter whether you're a pro or have no idea what touch is about, there's a spot for you in our team!
For more information, contact Chris Bird or visit the Deakin Touch website.
Deakin TV is a student community television production house operated by Deakin University students. We support Deakin students in producing their own television programs for broadcast on various mediums, including the internet and Channel 31. We also promote the general appreciation of film and television through screenings, workshops and information sessions.
For more information, contact Jarryd Clifford or visit the Deakin TV website.
The Deakin Ultimate Frisbee Sport Club provides members with regular opportunities for physical activity and social interaction in a team environment that promotes the 'spirit of the game' and honest sportsmanship. The club promotes equal membership opportunities to all members as often as possible to spread the knowledge and skills of Ultimate Frisbee throughout the Deakin University community.
For more information, contact Francis Dignam or visit the Deakin Ultimate website.
The Deakin University Basketball Club aims to provide a service for those students interested in basketball both socially and competitively. The club enables them to meet and enjoy the sport together, through social shoot arounds as well as organised competition.
For more information, contact Justin Flannery.
For more information, contact Sarah Collett or Fletcher Stewart.
If you're into partying, meeting new people and getting free alcohol then this is the club for you! Our club boasts an annual membership of more than 1000 students, which means we can throw the biggest parties on campus. Make sure you sign up during O'Week to receive the discounted ticket for the biggest party of the year: the annual Traffic Light Party! Other functions include the Glow Stick Party and many nights of free alcohol, including bar tabs at local bars.
For more information, contact Xavier Holland or visit the DUFF website.
The Deakin University Soccer Club is set up to bring together people interested in playing, watching or talking about soccer. The club holds regular training sessions and social events.
For more information, contact Lachlan Clarke.
ISDU aspires to build and expand by serving the requirements of both local and international Muslim students and staff, as well as the needs of the general university community. We are happy to answer any kind of questions related to Islam or Islamic issues.
For more information, contact Rizwan S Rahman.
For more information, contact Craig Almeida.
Multicultural Student Fellowship (MSF) as an organisation is a network of multicultural Christian clubs across campuses in Victoria. We are not an ordinary Christian club, but our club is a friendship club where we welcome people from every nation and tribe. We welcome both overseas and local students. The purpose of MSF is to build a cross cultural friendship. We build friendship by supporting each other through the clubs activities and personal fellowship and to share the Love of God to them.
For more information, contact Jerry Puspa or visit the MSF website.
PESS is a fun-loving and very relaxed Social club, made up of mainly Physical Education students. We welcome anyone who is interested to join our club, as we enjoy all the fruits of our social gatherings, but also offer professional development courses such as First Aid and AustSwim.
For more information, contact Michael O'Dea.
We are a non-political club that organises on and off campus events for people to meet and socialise. Our members include gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, straight, staff, students, and other people who are unable to be pigeon holed. You don't have to be queer, but you do have to be social.
For more information, contact Jason Boyle (Bazil).
Deakin's big SAC aims to provide students, from Deakin and abroad, with an opportunity to meet and party with other students from all over the world.
For more information, contact Nick Betts.
For more information, contact Ben Gaylard.
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