DUSA’s CEO, Cheryl-Ann Cruickshank is moving on to take up a role with the National Children’s Charity, Action for Children. Her last day at DUSA will be Friday 12th July.
On May 31, 2024, the Dundee University Students’ Association (DUSA) held its prestigious President’s Dinner Night at Bonar Hall, celebrating students who have contributed significantly to the community through leadership, community building, and fostering a kinder, greener, and more diverse environment.
As a University of Dundee student, it’s essential to know the various funding options available to help support your education. Whether you’re a home or international student, numerous financial assistance opportunities exist to help make your university experience more affordable.
If you are a University of Dundee student and have an innovative business idea you want to pursue – the Centre for Entrepreneurship is your place.
Peer Connectors are trained student volunteers who help other students get used to university life and provide support and information.
On campus at the University of Dundee, about 300 students are members of the DUSA Volunteering Program.
Celtic Connections Conference offered an excellent opportunity for representatives from various institutions to connect, share experiences, and discuss potential collaborations, further strengthening the global higher education community.
What our volunteers are doing in coming together to give back to the student community is creating something very special. They are building community and a sense of belonging. This leads to improved wellbeing, academic achievement and a life filled with purpose and success.
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for an award in the Hospitality Champion category by the Living Wage Foundation.