Aberdeen University Computing Society

We are the University of Aberdeen's Computing Society

Celebrating and supporting Aberdeen's computing community.

What We Do

Who We Are

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What We Do

We are the University of Aberdeen's Computing Society.

The goals of our society are:

To provide, support and promote the activities and events for members to improve their computing and technical skills.
To establish a professional network between the society members, BCS (British Computing Society) member groups and relevant third parties to provide AUCS members more opportunities for professional growth.
To help members prepare for further employment and understanding of IT industry with relevant workshops, guest speakers and networking events.
To bring together members of related courses to socialise and cooperate with each other.

Or, read our full constitution.

Memberships are available for free on AUSA's website .

Members can access exclusive events, discounts and have a say in our Annual General Meeting.

Who We Are

Our society is made up of students from the University of Aberdeen and the wider Aberdeen Computing Community.

2024-2025 Committee

President: Eduardo Shaw Barragan

A third-year computing science student. I enjoy the gym and making others laugh. I like visualising mathematical problems and my favourite programming language is Python.

Vice President: Loris Giuliani

A third-year computing science student. Aberdeen native, well trained in dodging the Union Street Seagulls. You can find me complaining about web development or at the cinema.

Treasurer: Hritaban Roy

A second-year computing science student.

Secretary: Harry Keeran

Events Co-Ordinator: Arman Shaikh

Our email is computing@ausa.org.uk.

We can also be contacted through Instagram, Facebook or Discord.