Student Geological Societies

The department's student geological societies

PC Sylvester-Bradley (PCSB) Geological Society

PC Sylvester-Bradley Geological Society trip to Ingleton
PC Sylvester-Bradley Geological Society trip to Ingleton

Our student society organises many events including regular talks by external speakers and field excursions (recently Tenerife, Ingleton, Yorkshire Coast, Wales, the Lake District, mine visits and the Natural History Museum). The society also organises the Annual Ball, as well as parties and barbecues.

The PCSB Geology society has over 250 members, comprising undergraduates, postgraduates and staff. It is both an academic and social society, hosting fortnightly lectures presented by external professionals and academics on topical subjects of relevance and interest. Socially, the society puts on numerous events throughout the year, including bar crawls, laserquest, open mic night and the highlight of the year - the Geology ball.
 George, Third Year BSc Geology

Leicester University SEG Chapter

The Leicester University Society of Economic Geologist's (SEG) Chapter is an active, student run, academic society that hosts fortnightly talks by external speakers from industry and academia.

We organise field trips to places of interest to economic geology such as Devon, Parys Mountain and Alderley Edge, with visits to Cononish, Boulby Potash Mine, and Ecton Mine planned for the coming year. We also arrange groups of people to attend conferences and networking at venues around the UK, including London, Cardiff and Leeds. Each year we host our own Symposium, with previous themes including Gold and Sustainable Exploration and Development. This year's Symposium will focus on Critical Metals.

Follow the links below for information and updates on our events:

Geophysical Student Society

A Geophysical Student Society, affiliated to the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, also has a regular talk programme and runs a specialist geophysics library. 

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