Lancaster University Students’ Union.
All students studying degrees at Lancaster University either in the UK or across the world at our partner institutions are automatically our members.
At LUSU we provide a mix of representation, activities and services for Lancaster students. We are not for profit, so any money we make through our commercial activity is ploughed straight back into offering you more and better services. We look after all of the societies and sports clubs on campus, put on big events like Roses and Grad Ball and we also offer representation through the College JCRs and Cross Campus Officers.
The political leadership of our Union comes from our elected officers, led by the President and team of 5 full time Vice Presidents.
As a Students’ Union we are a registered educational charity. We have a Board of Trustees to oversee key decision making that relates to the future of LUSU. The trustees have a responsibility to ensure that LUSU makes sound financial decisions, works within the law and works for the benefit for its members.
We are governed by LUSU Constitution 2011 and Bye Laws, which outline how we operate and what we do.
To find out more about what we have been doing you can read our Annual Report and what we aim to do via our Strategic Plan. Both will give you a flavour of what we’re all about.
Charity
Lancaster University Students’ Union is a registered charity and has been entered onto the Register of Charities since October 2010.
Our objects are the advancement of the education of students at Lancaster University for the public benefit by:
- Promoting the interests and welfare of students at Lancaster University during their course of study and representing, supporting and advising students;
- Being the representative channel between students and Lancaster University and any other external bodies;
- And providing social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities and forums for discussions and debate for the personal development of its students.
Our charity number is 1138622.
Legal Stuff
Data protection
LUSU complies with the Data Protection Act 1998 with regards to all our data.
Cookie Legislation
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