Established in 2011, AccSoc was created to provide a common platform where members can interact on both a social as well as a professional level. Our members are typically students that are enrolled in accounting courses at UNSW.Our society aims at equipping the members with the information they would require in-order to get through university with ease and land a successful job after graduation.During the year we will strive to hold quality events such as information sessions… Show more Established in 2011, AccSoc was created to provide a common platform where members can interact on both a social as well as a professional level. Our members are typically students that are enrolled in accounting courses at UNSW.Our society aims at equipping the members with the information they would require in-order to get through university with ease and land a successful job after graduation.During the year we will strive to hold quality events such as information sessions, networking parties, accounting seminars to achieve the more professional aspect of our objectives. But also have events such as BBQ’s , paintball, Movie/Pizza nights to fulfill the social side of our goals.We strongly believe that with the support of our members, affiliates and sponsors our journey would be one of success. Show less

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The Islamic Society (ISOC) represents the Muslim students and staff of UNSW and serves their needs. The society includes staff members and local Muslims from the surrounding community. It has grown from just a few members and flourished into a modern community that upholds the high moral and spiritual values of Islam.As a religious society with numerous members, ISOC has been entrusted by the university with good facilities to help it meet the needs of its members. The facilities… Show more The Islamic Society (ISOC) represents the Muslim students and staff of UNSW and serves their needs. The society includes staff members and local Muslims from the surrounding community. It has grown from just a few members and flourished into a modern community that upholds the high moral and spiritual values of Islam.As a religious society with numerous members, ISOC has been entrusted by the university with good facilities to help it meet the needs of its members. The facilities include a prayer room and facilities for ablutions. These facilities have encouraged and alerted scores of Muslim students to be more active and receptive to Islam. As a consequence, students have grasped the reigns of the society, strengthening the local community and advocating the spirit that creates a Muslim Ummah, whilst growing an insightful understanding of Islam and rallying to calls to defend Islam from any negative and biased opinions. UNSW has embraced ISOC and has enjoyed a very supportive and cooperative relationship with ISOC. Show less