Stellenbosch University - Student Societies

Student Societies

List of societies
  • African Christian Democratic Party Youth League
  • Catholic Students Society
  • Adam Tas Vereniging
  • Adlib-Improv
  • Anglican Students Society
  • Spirituality, Philosophy and Yoga Society (SPYS)
  • Berg- en Toer-Klub (Mountain and Tour Club)
  • Black Students Association
  • Canticum Novum (Stellenbosch Student Church Choir)
  • DASUS (German Students at Stellenbosch University)
  • Democratic Alliance Students' Organisation (DASO)
  • Every Nation (His People Christian Church)
  • Golden Key Academic Honours Society
  • Gabonese Research and Scientific Discussion Group (GRSDG)
  • Habitat for Humanity
  • Landsdiensbeweging
  • Lesbigay
  • Matie Community Service
  • Matie Dance Society
  • Matie Productions
  • New Apostolic Church Society
  • Stellenbosch Poetry Society
  • Die Voortrekkers
  • SDASM
  • Shofar Church Society
  • Chess Society
  • Stellenbosch Baptists Society
  • Stellenbosch Gemeente
  • The Bible Talks Student Church
  • UNASA-Stellenbosch (United Nations South Africa)
  • Debating Society
  • Stellenbosch University Choir
  • US Otaku
  • Vineyard Christian Fellowship
  • Wynkultuurvereniging (Wine Culture Society)
List of academic student societies
  • Agriculture Students Association (ASA)
  • Consumer Science Society
  • Economic and Management Sciences Society
  • English Society
  • Geology Society
  • Industrial Psychology Society
  • Juridical Society of the law faculty
  • Sciences Student Society
  • Stellenbosch Forestry Student Association
  • Theological Student Society
  • Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Student Committee (BASC)

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