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Abu Dhabi University is home to a truly diverse international community, with students from all over the world.
Student clubs play a key role in university life and we encourage you to join as many as you like. Student clubs give you the opportunity to meet like-minded people and develop friendships, contribute to the community, gain experience,
develop leadership skills, and also have a lot of fun. We also encourage you to establish your own clubs and societies relating to your personal interests.
Opportunity to meet like-minded people
Clubs are always expanding
Abu Dhabi Campus
- Aoun Club
- Art Club
- Astronomy Club
- Chess Club
- Desi Club
- Egyption Club
- Emirati Club
- Gaming Club
- Iraqi Club
- Media Club
- Music Club
- Palestinian Club
- Photography Club
- Rugby Club
- Saudi Club
- Sudanese Club
- Syrian Club
- T.E.I (Talk Explore Inspire) Club
- Voice Acting Club
- Yemeni Club
Al Ain Campus
- Chess Club
- Cinema Club
- Civil Engineering Club
- Desi Club
- Egyption Club
- Emirati Club
- Music Club
- North African Club
- Palestinian Club
- Photography Club
- Sports Club
- Saudi Club
- Sudanese Club
- Syrian Club
- Video Game Club
- Volunteer Club
- Yemeni Club
Abu Dhabi Campus
- Arts & Design Club
- Astronomy Club
- Bahraini Club
- Competencies Booster Club
- Desi Club
- Egyption Club
- Emirati Club
- Fitness Club
- Gaming Club
- Green Club
- Inventors Club
- Korean Club
- Marketing Maestros Club
- Model United Nation Club
- Palestinian Club
- Photography Club
- Poetry Club
- Self Care Club
- Speech Busters Club
- Sudanese Club
- T.E.I (Talk Explore Inspire) Club
- Yemeni Club
Al Ain Campus
- Ambassadors Club
- Anime Club
- Architecture Club
- Arts Club
- Cinema Club
- Desi Club
- Egyption Club
- Emirati Club
- Media Club - Arabic
- Music Club
- Palestinian Club
- Photography Club
- Poetry Club
- Reading And Writing Club
- Sports Club
- Syrian Club
- Volunteering Club
- For A Better Life Club
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We are a group of fitness-driven individuals who are trying to make fun and engaging fitness events accessible to all ADU students. Follow us on Instagram at @Adu.fitness for more information and updates on our upcoming events.
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We are a volunteer university club that liaises closely with the Emirates Red Crescent in deepening the volunteering understanding within the university community; whilst serving the community in goodwill and positive volunteering
programs and opportunities. هو نادي تطوعي جامعي يتبع للهلال الأحمر الإماراتي ويهدف إلى تعميق مفهوم التطوع لدى الطلبة في الجامعة فيما يعود عليهم بالخير والنفع، واستثمار طاقات الطلبة في الأعمال الخيرية والإنسانية،خدمة المجتمع وغرس حب
الخير في نفوسهم،رفع إسم دولتنا الغالية
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Abu Dhabi University (ADU) wrapped up another successful Club Fair at the University’s Abu Dhabi campus. The long-running fair, which is organized by the University’s Student Affairs Department, showcased over 35 student
organizations ranging from cultural to philanthropic to recreational.
Abu Dhabi University (ADU) wrapped up another successful Club Fair at the University’s Abu Dhabi campus. The long-running fair, which is organized by the University’s Student Affairs Department, showcased over 35 student
organizations ranging from cultural to philanthropic to recreational.
Through the fair, the Student Affairs department aims to encourage students to take part in activities of interest to them and unleash their talents, as well as connect with fellow artists, scientists, and students who share their
passions. In taking part, students can take leading positions in the clubs, which helps them develop interpersonal skills whilst enjoying campus life.
The male Rugby, Chess, Talk. Express. Inspire (T.E.I.), Photography, Yemini, and Syrian clubs were introduced this semester. Newly introduced female clubs include Voice Acting, Algerian, TikTok, and Recreational. The female Desi and
male Anime clubs are among the largest on campus, both with over 40 registered members.
Dr. Bianca Teats, Senior Manager in the Student Engagement Office, commented, “We pride ourselves on providing students with a rich student life experience through events like the Club Fair. It is a joy to host such events and to
have the opportunity to introduce all of our students, both new and returning, to the wide variety of student clubs and activities at their disposal.”
Mohamed Bassem Kurdi, Student Leader – ADU Voice, Rugby Club, and Algerian Club, said “As an executive member of several clubs, I always look forward to recruiting new members during this event each semester. What I enjoy
most about the Club Fair is that it gives clubs the chance to meet not only freshmen students, but also returning students and encourage them to get involved.”
The Club Fair takes place at the beginning of each semester to encourage student engagement and expose students to the variety of activities that are available to them. Students are also encouraged to form their own clubs if they do not
find a club that matches their interests.
ADU currently has over 7,350 registered students across its four campuses - Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Dubai and Al Dhafra Region - representing over 80 different nationalities enrolled in 50 undergraduate and postgraduate programs, all with
global academic accreditation.
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Club Guidelines
This manual provides information about the guidelines and the processes related to the clubs at Abu Dhabi University. This document ensures that club members follow the procedures, which have been set forth in order to aid in the
delivery of their events and activities properly. The Student Engagement Office (SEO) plays an important role in providing students with opportunities to ensure the intellectual growth and development of students’ skills through
various programs, one of which is the club program. Through clubs, students are able to explore their talents and enhance their skills by planning and participating in extracurricular activities. Definition of Student Clubs SEO
oversees, coordinates, and supports a variety of clubs; however, those clubs must fall under at least one of the five categories mentioned below.
• Arts: Clubs established to highlight various forms of artistic expression. Examples: Anime, Art, Music, Theatre, etc
• Cultural: Clubs representing a specific country or region by displaying the cultures & traditions. Example: Emirati, Egyptian, Moroccan, Nigerian, etc.
• Humanitarian: Clubs developed with the mission to serve others through means of volunteerism. Examples: Ihsan, ADU Hands, etc.
• Professional: Clubs established with the professional growth of students in mind.
• Social: Clubs that demonstrate a specific shared interest. Example: Self-Care, Fitness, Chess, Poetry, Sports, etc.
SEO Responsibilities
In order to provide student clubs and their members with the best possible support, SEO is responsible for the following tasks:
• Approving events and activities proposals.
• Assisting clubs with logistical needs including, but not limited to communication, booking space, and transportation for events and activities.
• Supporting clubs during events as needed.
• Providing financial support as per approval.
• Supporting clubs with any ideas that will enhance their presence and activities.
• Providing development trainings for club members.
The advisor plays an integral role in helping student leaders create an environment within their clubs that is productive, safe, enjoyable and educational. The selection of an advisor provides a new perspective, opportunity for feedback
and support to the club. His/her experience and position with the University helps provide the ability to serve as a mentor and consultant. The ideal relationship between the advisor and student club would be a partnership providing the
basis for good decision-making and leadership of the club. It is obvious that there is a need for communication, mutual understanding, respect and trust between the advisor and the club members. Therefore, both have obligations to meet
the club mission, vision, and goals. The role of club advisor is valid for one year. The club will initiate the renewal of the club advisor during the annual renewal process.
• Be a full -time faculty or staff member at Abu Dhabi University and to notify SEO and the club president immediately if his/her employment status changes or the advisor’s role is vacated.
• To be familiar with student clubs’ guidelines and procedures in order to effectively advise students. • To attend mixed club meetings and events when possible.
• Supervise the club when they have rehearsals in the auditorium.
• To accompany the club members when participating in off campus activities.
• To receive and review monthly club participation and financial reports from the club’s Executive Board. Club advisors shall advise the club members on their spending and budget if necessary.
• Assist students with ideas and any other support needed as per the events requirements.
• Care about the students you advise by showing empathy, commitment, understanding, and respect
• Provide student members with advice related to the club’s activities as needed
• Establish a warm, genuine, and open professional relationship
• Be available; keep office hours and appointments
• Have students contact referral sources and advise them frequently
• Attend meetings with the club members to monitor their progress, and discuss upcoming events
• Encourage the club to plan and implement their own events
• Report any activities that may violate the University policy or the club guidelines to SEO
• Be aware of all plans and activities of the club
An active club must meet the following requirements:
• Be registered on ADU Groups.
• Have at least seven registered members; this includes the Executive Board.
• Host at least one club meeting per month during the semester; registration and meeting minutes must be submitted through ADU Groups.
• Make at least one post per week on the club’s page in ADU Groups.
• Submit the Club Achievement Report upon request.
• Organize at least one event per semester in addition to SEO main events.
• Participate in trainings and workshops as determined by SEO office.
Club membership is open to full time undergraduate ADU students.
Students who desire to establish a new club on the ADU campus must meet the following requirements:
• Applicants must submit a proposal for a new club by visiting the ADU Groups website (adugroups.adu.ac.ae), where the applicant will receive the approval from SEO on the club proposal.
• All members must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 and must not be on academic probation or have any disciplinary infractions.
• Clubs must have complete Executive Board (President, Vice President, Secretary, & Treasurer) and advisor who is a full-time faculty or staff member of ADU.
• Each member of the Executive Board must also participate in the introductory workshop.
• The Advisor must sign the Advisor Agreement Form through ADU Groups.
Club registration is valid for one academic year only. Clubs are considered inactive immediately after each academic year unless the president submits the New Club Registration/Renewal form through ADU Groups. In order to renew club
registration, each club must complete the New Club Registration/Renewal Form and register to attend a Club Renewal Workshop. Each member of the Executive Board must attend the workshop in order for the club to receive
“active” statusز
As a group, the Executive Board is expected to:
• Work collectively and plan for the club’s events and activities.
• Submit a tentative calendar of events and activities at the start of each semester.
• Create a detailed plan with a corresponding budget estimate for each proposed event.
• Keep a healthy environment within the Board to ensure the club’s stability and efficiency.
• Call for a year-end meeting to discuss the club’s progress, achievements and recommendations for the incoming board members.
• Ensure a smooth transition and turnover of responsibilities with the newly elected Executive Board.
• Assist the new Executive Board in the early stages of their term to ensure smooth and uninterrupted operations.
• Consult the SEO or advisor to mediate and solve any conflicts through a common resolution should a problem arise within the Executive Board.
As a student club at ADU, every student club has the right to:
• Organize on and off campus events, after receiving the approval of their Advisor and SEO.
• Reserve space on campus for meetings, activities and events.
• Have an official ADU email account for club-related communication purposes.
• Receive funding to assist in the development and execution of any approved activity or event.
• Conduct a marketing campaign to raise awareness about approved events.
• Obtain co-curricular transcripts for each member that reflects activities they have participated in throughout the year. The co-curricular transcript is available through ADU Groups.
• Seek sponsors for their projects and activities within SEO’s guidelines.
• Invite a speaker to support their events.
• Approval from Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) is required. This process could take anywhere from two days to five weeks. o The club should submit the Guest Speaker Approval Form via ADU Groups.
• Club members and advisors are responsible for welcoming visitors upon their arrival on campus, escorting them to the event’s venue and accompanying them throughout their visit.
• Executive Board Members must be committed to attend any meeting/training organized by SEO.
• Student clubs must act as representatives of Abu Dhabi University on and off campus.
• Student clubs must participate in SEO’s main events including, but not limited to, Week of Welcome/Orientation, Club Fair, Open Week and Global Day, as applicable.
• The club must submit any marketing content related to posters, social media content, or emails to SEO for approval prior to posting.
• Student clubs must maintain an advisor who is fulltime faculty or staff at ADU. If the advisor vacates the role, the club is required to recruit a new advisor within 2 weeks. Otherwise, the club will be on hold until a new
advisor is identified.
• All club activities/events/speeches/poems/videos/presentations/performances must be presented to SEO and approved before the event. Activities must not include any political, discrimination, racism, or other topics/issues that
are not accepted or respected by UAE culture or are not in alignment with ADU rules and regulations.
• Student clubs must not promote events or activities without SEO’s approval and acknowledgment.
• No joint performances are allowed between the male and female students without prior approval. Female performances are not permitted to be presented in front of males.
• SEO has the right to cancel any activity/event/speech/poem/video/presentation/performance that does not comply with the rules set forth by the department or University.
• Any club that does not have a completed Executive Board is considered inactive until all roles have been filled.
• Executive Board members must have clear communication with all members about new projects and proposals.
• Student clubs should refer to their advisors through their planning process to seek advice and approvals.
• Money raised from fundraising projects should be documented through ADU Groups using the Student Participation/ Purchase Request. All collected funds should be submitted to SEO by the treasurer and monitored by the advisor.
• All club members must abide by the student responsibilities as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct Policy.
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Join us on Monday, 5 June 2023, for our Datathon 2023, in which our brilliant students will showcase their creative data science projects solving real-life problems. The event, organized by the Department of Computer Science and IT and
ADU’s Google Developers Student Club, will showcase how data is shaping the world for the better!
https://www.adu.ac.ae/news-and-events/news/news/detail/2019/09/22/adu-s-new-students-explore-their-passions-at-club-fair
Abu Dhabi University (ADU) wrapped up another successful Club Fair at the University’s Abu Dhabi campus. The long-running fair, which is organized by the University’s Student Affairs Department, showcased over 35 student
organizations ranging from cultural to philanthropic to recreational.
Abu Dhabi University (ADU) wrapped up another successful Club Fair at the University’s Abu Dhabi campus. The long-running fair, which is organized by the University’s Student Affairs Department, showcased over 35 student
organizations ranging from cultural to philanthropic to recreational.
Through the fair, the Student Affairs department aims to encourage students to take part in activities of interest to them and unleash their talents, as well as connect with fellow artists, scientists, and students who share their
passions. In taking part, students can take leading positions in the clubs, which helps them develop interpersonal skills whilst enjoying campus life.
The male Rugby, Chess, Talk. Express. Inspire (T.E.I.), Photography, Yemini, and Syrian clubs were introduced this semester. Newly introduced female clubs include Voice Acting, Algerian, TikTok, and Recreational. The female Desi and
male Anime clubs are among the largest on campus, both with over 40 registered members.
Dr. Bianca Teats, Senior Manager in the Student Engagement Office, commented, “We pride ourselves on providing students with a rich student life experience through events like the Club Fair. It is a joy to host such events and to
have the opportunity to introduce all of our students, both new and returning, to the wide variety of student clubs and activities at their disposal.”
Mohamed Bassem Kurdi, Student Leader – ADU Voice, Rugby Club, and Algerian Club, said “As an executive member of several clubs, I always look forward to recruiting new members during this event each semester. What I enjoy
most about the Club Fair is that it gives clubs the chance to meet not only freshmen students, but also returning students and encourage them to get involved.”
The Club Fair takes place at the beginning of each semester to encourage student engagement and expose students to the variety of activities that are available to them. Students are also encouraged to form their own clubs if they do not
find a club that matches their interests.
ADU currently has over 7,350 registered students across its four campuses - Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Dubai and Al Dhafra Region - representing over 80 different nationalities enrolled in 50 undergraduate and postgraduate programs, all with
global academic accreditation.