Computer Science Society

Hey there! 👋

We're the award-winning Computer Science Society (CSS) at the University of Birmingham. 👨‍💻👩‍💻

👨‍🎓👩‍🎓 Created by students for students, our goal is to create a community in which people can socialise, develop their tech skills and enhance their career opportunities! ✨

We can't wait to see you at our events! 😉

❤️ The CSS Committee

Join Our Discord

The best way to find out all the information you'd like to know about CSS and our events is through our Discord Server. 👾

We've built an amazing, friendly, virtual-community on Discord which you can get involved with straight away — no membership required! 😃

Become A Member

To take part in our ticketed events, you'll want to click here to purchase a membership; it's only £5 for the entire year! 😲

As a member, you'll also be able to vote in our elections (held during our AGMs and EGMs) and run for a position on the committee. 📝

By becoming a member, you'll also be supporting the society's ability to put on great events! ❤️

Hackathons

A great way to learn new skills, make new friends and create a cool project!

We encourage everyone to take part in these really cool events.

See our page on hackathons to learn more!

In addition to joining our Discord, if you have a Facebook account, we recommend that you join our Facebook Group linked below! 👇

You can also find links to all of our other various social media accounts:

🏆 Outstanding Contribution to Academic Experience (2022)

🏆 The Great Achievement in EPS, Tom Goodman, CSS Secretary (2020)

🏆 Community Award, Tom Goodman, CSS President (2019)

🏆 Society of the Year (2017)

🏆 Outstanding Event Award for HackTheMidlands (2017)

🏆 Outstanding Event Award for Women In Technology Conference (2017)

Joint award with WISE, the Women in Science & Engineering Society

🏆 Inspirational Committee Member, Jack Wearden, CSS President (2016)

CSS is proud to be sponsored by:

If you or your company is interested in sponsoring CSS, please take a look at our Sponsorship Proposal:

CSS is part of the Guild of Students. This means we have a Constitution which we recommend all members read at least once.

Below are links to both our current Constitution and all previous agendas: