At Dundee University Students’ Association (DUSA), everything we do is designed to improve the lives of University of Dundee students.
We make it our duty to know what our students want and need from us, and seek to exceed their expectations.
We do this by providing bespoke products and services, excellent recreational facilities and employment opportunities, which produce lasting memories of a first class student experience.
We are a not-for-profit registered charity, independent from the University of Dundee. We are led by students and supported by volunteers and Association staff.
All University of Dundee students automatically become members of DUSA – a vibrant, diverse, global community.
You are entitled to access all our services and opportunities, including societies, volunteering, advice, support, and representation; retail and food and beverage services; events and nightclubs.
Whatever you are interested in, it could not be easier to get involved in DUSA – we have something for everyone, and everyone is welcome.
We have a zero-tolerance policy and are committed to ensuring the highest standards of equality, diversity, and inclusion.
If you have a suggestion, comment, complaint, or compliment please get in touch. We are always happy to hear feedback and consider new ideas which help us to serve students better.
The constitution of Dundee University Students’ Association.
The rules and regulations which govern DUSA.
DUSA and the University’s Representation Agreement.
How DUSA and the University of Dundee work together.
DUSA’s commitment against harassment.
Creating a welcoming, safe and valued physical and virtual space for our members.
DUSA is governed by the Board of Trustees, a group consisting of fourteen individuals – the seven annually elected student executive (commonly known as ‘the Exec’) and seven external trustees:
Marcus McKay (Chair of the Board),Peta Dunkley,Neale Laker,
Campbell Donaldson,
Susan Gray,and Rodney Mountain.
Also present in a non-voting capacity, are the DUSA Senior Managers to advise the Board, and the Chair of the Student Representative Council (SRC) to observe.
The board meets at least every two months to ensure DUSA is operating effectively and following its charitable objectives set out in the Constitution and Bye Laws. The duties and powers of the trustees are lengthy, but include such items as ensuring DUSA is ‘acting as a good employer’ and ‘ensuring that Association finances operate efficiently and effectively’. The day to day management and administration of DUSA is delegated to the Associations’ Chief Executive Officer
The Association’s objects and purposes are to:-
Advance the arts, culture, education, science, heritage and sport by providing amenities and supporting activities for the members;
Prevent and relieve poverty and advance health by providing advice and welfare services for members and potential members and;
Promote and advance citizenship amongst the membership through democratic structures for student representation within the Association, the University, associated organisations and in society in general.
