UCD Students' Union

UCD Students' Union activity focusses on the promotion and furtherance of any matters of interest to its membership, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, in particular:
(i) To act as a representative body for its members and other persons registered as students of the University.
(ii) To act as the recognised means of communication between the members of the Union and the University.
(iii) To promote the welfare of students and to adapt to their evolving needs, to enhance their university experience.
(iv) To promote the practice of democratisation at all levels of higher education through collective and individual participation of the members of the Union.
(v) To provide and manage social, recreational and commercial services for the benefit of its members.
(vi) To promote discussion and research on all matters of interest to the Union, and particularly on matters pertaining to the education and welfare of the members and other persons registered as students of the University.
(vii) To assist clubs, societies and other student organisations within the University where possible.
(viii) To seek to promote the objectives of the Union through developing and maintaining good relations with students and student bodies in other higher education institutions, both within Ireland and elsewhere.
(ix) To develop and maintain good relations with the University where consistent with the best interests of the members of the Union.
(x) To secure and defend the fundamental rights of its members set out in the UCDSU Constitution.
(xi) To promote the Irish language among its members, and throughout the University.