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Student Clubs
Want to meet new people, try something new, and help shape campus life? Check out our Student Clubs! Whether you're looking for something related to your studies or you're into sports, arts, or culture, you'll find like-minded people, make new friends, and grow your network. Or why not start your own club?
WU's Student Clubs at a glance
Science & Academia
ELSA WU Vienna
ELSA WU Vienna is part of the world’s largest independent non-profit organization for law students. We offer a variety of opportunities for learning and networking – from workshops with top law firms, social events to international law schools and moot court competitions, there’s something for everyone!
Economy & Finance
Business Finance Club Vienna
The BFC offers business- and finance-driven students a platform to learn, connect, and grow. Through events with partner companies, social activities and international trips, members gain insights, exchange ideas and build lasting relationships that go beyond their university experience.
Fintech & Innovation Club
Green Finance Society
The Green Finance Society is a student-led initiative that promotes sustainability in business.Through events like workshops and guest talks, we connect students with experts and companies that are shaping a greener future – building a community of ambitious changemakers across all sectors.
WUTIS
Business & Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship Avenue
E&I Club
The E&I Club of the Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at WU Vienna connects students, alumni, and aspiring founders. Through events, workshops and talks, we foster entrepreneurship, innovation, and soft skills. Join our community and shape your future in entrepreneurship and innovation!
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With around 70 members from diverse academic backgrounds, we support startups, SMEs and global corporations in over 500 projects. Our strong community is shaped by workshops, teach talks and team-building activities.
Mosaik
START Vienna
WUMA
WUMA is the official club of the Master's Program in Marketing. It supports students through networking events, mentoring opportunities, and hands-on workshops. The club’s mission is to foster academic and professional development, strengthen the community, and build strong connections with the marketing industry.
180 Degrees Consulting Vienna
Data & Computer Science
Networking & Career
AIESEC
AIESEC is a global youth-led organization that empowers young people through internships, volunteering and leadership. We connect individuals to opportunities that foster growth and global leadership.
BBE Club
Business Consulting Society - BCS
CEMS Club Vienna
ExInt Club
Real Estate Association Vienna
winquadrat
WU-Marketing Club
Sustainability & Health
Sports & Recreation
Vienna Wine Collective
The Vienna Wine Collective brings wine culture to WU.
Join our tastings and events to deepen your wine knowledge, meet fellow students, and connect with passionate local winemakers.
WU Chess Club
WU Tigers
Social Engagement & Diversity
International & Country-Specific
Culture & the Arts
Religion & Spirituality
Affiliated Student Clubs
Debattierklub Wien
Lumos
Lumos
Lumos is a student-led organisation that empowers top tech talents to develop technical solutions focused on Data and AI for real-world business challenges, connecting them with leading companies. We tackle real world problems to equip our members with practical skills beyond their academic paths.
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TU Wien Space Team
University Rowing Club Vienna
University Rowing Club Vienna
The University Rowing Club Vienna offers students an ideal way to balance academic life with physical activity and a strong sense of community. Through regular training sessions, competitions, and social events, we foster a vibrant, cross-university network for everyone who enjoys sports, teamwork, and meeting new people.
Start Your Own Student Club
Got an idea for a Student Club of your own? Here’s how to launch your club at WU – from the first steps to official recognition.
What kind of club can I start?
You can start a club on almost any topic. Just make sure your club’s purpose aligns with WU’s values, complies with legal standards, does not discriminate, and does not promote extremist or political party agendas.
How many members do I need to start a club?
To start a Student Club, you need at least two WU students.
Does our club need a specific legal structure?
No specific legal form is required. Both informal initiatives and registered associations are welcome to become part of WU’s club community.
How does my club become officially recognized?
To get recognized, fill out the Student Club Info form, sign the Code of Conduct, and send everything to studentclubs@wu.ac.at. We’ll review your application and get in touch if we have any questions. Once everything checks out, your club will officially become part of WU’s club community.
If you’re planning to start a “program club” – a club closely tied to your degree program or specialization – you’ll also need approval from the responsible academic lead (Program Director or Specialization Coordinator).
What are the benefits of official recognition?
Once recognized, your club can be featured on the WU website, take part in the annual Student Club Conference, present at the Student Club Fair, book seminar rooms, use the Club Space in the SC, and much more.
What is an "accredited" club - and what are the benefits?
If your club meets certain additional criteria, it can become accredited at WU – unlocking even more benefits! These include: using “WU” in your club’s name, displaying the “supported by WU” logo, applying for financial support.
What are the requirements of accreditation?
To become accredited, your club must meet the following requirements:
Legal Structure: Your club must be a registered association, and you’ll need to submit your bylaws.
Self-Disclosure: You must complete a self-disclosure form, including information about your club’s funding sources.
Activities: Your club must host at least one event per academic year that is open to all WU students and not just members.
WU in the Name: If you want to include “WU” in your club’s name, you’ll need to sign a licensing agreement with WU.
Accountability Report: If your club receives funding from WU, you must submit a report detailing how the funds were used by a set deadline.
Important: If you miss the deadline, your club will lose its accreditation.
Still have questions?
Maria and Riccardo from the Student Club Team are happy to help. Just send us an email at studentclubs@wu.ac.at.