Full Member Clubs
- American Football Club
- Archery Club
- Association Football Club M (see Edinburgh University A.F.C.)
- Association Football Club F
- Athletics Club
- Badminton Club
- Basketball Club
- Boat Club (see Edinburgh University Boat Club)
- Boxing Club
- Canoe Club
- Cricket Club
- Cross Country (See Running Club)
- Curling Club
- Cycling Club
- Equestrian Club.
- Fencing Club
- Gliding Club
- Golf Club
- Hare & Hounds (Running Club)
- Hillwalking Club
- Hockey Club M (see Edinburgh University Hockey Club)
- Hockey Club F (see Edinburgh University Hockey Club)
- Hot Air Balloon Club
- Ice Hockey Club
- Judo Club
- Jiu Jitsu Club
- Karate Club (Shotokan)
- Karate Club (Shukokai)
- Kendo Club
- Kickboxing Club
- Korfball Club
- Lacrosse Club F
- Lacrosse Club M
- Motor Sports Club
- Mountaineering Club
- Netball Club
- Orienteering Club
- Rifle Club
- Roller Hockey Club
- Rugby Club M
- Rugby Club F
- Sailing Club
- Shinty Club
- Skydiving Club
- Snowsports Club
- Squash Club
- Sub Aqua Club
- Swimming & Water Polo Cl.
- Table Tennis Club
- Taekwondo Club
- Tennis Club
- Trampoline Club
- Triathlon Club
- Ultimate Frisbee Club
- Volleyball Club
- Wakeboarding & Water-Skiing Club
- Weightlifting Club
- Windsurfing & Surfing Club
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