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Student Chapters by Branch Catchment Area Student Chapters within Branch Catchments List of Student Chapters - Alphabetical (Date updated: 19.12.2018) Aston University Birkbeck, University of London Contact Laura Bartle Brunel University London 01793 417 483 Cardiff Metropolitan University [email protected] Coventry University Edinburgh Napier University Useful Website: Goldsmiths, University of London http://www.bcs.org/studentchapters GSM London Kingston University Lancaster University Branch Chapter(s) within Branch Catchment Leeds Beckett University Aberdeen Nil Liverpool John Moores University Girls in Tech Bedford University of Bedfordshire London Metropolitan University University of Surrey London South Bank University Berkshire University of Reading Newcastle University Birmingham Aston University Northumbria University University of Birmingham Nottingham Trent University Bristol University of Bath Open University Cheltenham & Gloucester Nil Oxford Brookes University Chester & North Wales Glyndwr University Plymouth University Coventry University Prifysgol Aberystwyth University Coventry University of Warwick Prifysgol Glyndŵr University Dorset Nil Queen Mary University London East Anglia Nil Royal Holloway University of London Edinburgh Edinburgh Napier University University of Bath Essex Nil University of Bedfordshire Glasgow University of Stirling University of Birmingham Guernsey Nil University of Bradford Hampshire Nil University of Central Lancashire Hereford & Worcester Nil University of Dundee Hertfordshire Nil University of Greenwich Humberside University of Hull University of Hull Inverness Sub-Branch Nil University of Kent Isle of Man Nil University of Leeds Jersey Nil University of Leicester Kent University of Kent University of Reading Leicester University of Leicester University of Salford London Met University University of Sheffield London South Bank University University of South Wales Birkbeck University of London University of Stirling London Central Goldsmiths, University of London University of Sunderland GSM London University of Surrey University of Greenwich University of Sussex Queen Mary University of London University of Warwick London North Nil University of Wolverhampton Kingston University London London South Royal Holloway University of London London West Brunel University London Manchester University of Salford Merseyside LJMU Girls in Tech Mid-Wales Aberystwyth University Newcastle University Newcastle-on-Tyne Northumbria University University of Sunderland North Staffordshire Nil Northampton Nil Northern Ireland Nil Nottingham & Derby Nottingham Trent University Oxfordshire Oxford Brookes University University of Central Lancashire Preston & District Lancaster University Shropshire Nil Cardiff Met University South Wales University of South Wales South West Plymouth University South Yorkshire University of Sheffield Sussex University of Sussex Tayside University of Dundee Teesside Nil University of Bradford West Yorkshire Leeds University Leeds Beckett University Wiltshire Nil Wolverhampton University of Wolverhampton.
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