Student Societies
I met so many great friends through the Dalhousie Management Society. It showed me my love for community,Ģżevents,Ģżand bringing people together.
āBrooklyn Malone,ĢżBSc(Rec)/BMgmtā26
Joining a student society is one of the best ways to meet other students with similar interests. In addition to social events, societies are great places to start building networks and to meet professionals, who canāhelp you decide what you'd like to pursue. They also offer opportunities to travel, do volunteer work and hone your skills by participating in case competitions and hackathons. This is where you'll meet friends for life.
represents the interests of all commerce co-op students, the society acts as a link between these students and Dalās administration. All commerce students automatically become members upon enrolment.
Dalhousie Management Society () is the voice for our Bachelor of Management students. It's one of the key avenues through which the programās students are connected to the faculty and the administration.
The Dalhousie MBA Society () represents the collective interests of MBA students within academic, professional and social realms.
⨠educates its members on the complexities of the capital markets industry by managing a paper portfolio incorporating a variety of complex hedging and derivative strategies.
ā is an international organization with different student society chapters around the world. It is a collaboration of student, academic and business individuals that use entrepreneurial action as a tool to affect change in our community.
Dalhousie Sports Business SocietyĢż() is a non-profit DCS umbrella society that combines studentsā passion for athletic events and corporate affairs. Despite primarily operating out of Dalhousieās business school, DSBS provides students across all degree fields and levels of study with equal opportunities to get involved.ĢżĢż
focuses on creating a sense of community within the Accounting major. We provide an opportunity for students to improve their networking skills, build long-term relationships with employers and seek both co-op and full-time employment through events held with firms across Canada.
Dalhousie Marketing Association () hosts workshops and speakers and helps students studying or interested in marketing build their skills.
connects you with industry professionals, fosters career exploration, and provides a platform to apply growing real estate expertise.
Dalhousie Quantitative Finance Society () equips finance students with the skills and knowledge required for quantitative trading and investment banking.
My involvement has been about much more than just ābuilding my resumeā, itās been an opportunity to give back to the Dalhousie community that I value so much.ā
āDeanna Jablonszky, Commerce Student
Dalhousie Sales Society () hosts events and workshops focussed on building your sales skills and empowering leaders in all industries.
is a passionate and diverse group united by their dedication to empowering young women. Comprising experienced mentors, educators, and advocates, they bring a wealth of knowledge and a shared commitment to inspiring the next generation of female leaders, making a lasting impact on the world.Ģż
Dalhousie Supply Chain and Logistics Society hosts events for students interested in supply chain and logistics management.
Dalhousie Consulting AssociationĢż () bridges the gap between students and consulting world by growing the consulting community and providing industry knowledge.
RoweOUTĢżrepresents 2SLGBTQ+ students in pursuing a career in business.
Dalhousie Black Business Student Association () is a Black student-led group aiming to create a safe and open environment for Black business students to connect, learn, and grow.
Dalhousie International Business Society () helps build connections with incoming and outgoing exchange students.
Iāve always loved getting involved with societies because of the peer support. Itās about being part of a group where everyone is motivated to help each other succeed.ā
āDamian Khaminov, Commerce Student
Ģżprovides a forum for Dalhousieās Master of Information (MI) students to share ideas and voice opinions, and communicate, cooperate and connect with classmates as well as the wider Faculty of Management.
is the nation's advocacy group for libraries, the people who work in them and the individuals they serve. CLAāDalhousie serves the students of the School of Information Management by facilitating professional mentoring and fundraising supports.
is an international organization for innovative information professionals. The Dalhousie group seeks to provide networking and professional development opportunities for students interested in the special library field.
acts as a forum for student concerns and organizes social and athletic events.
membership includes all students registered with full or part-time status, each of whom pays a fee which goes toward various student services. The DSU also provides social outlets for its members. It has over 180 student societies which cover religious, political, social and special interests.
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