Hands-On Learning
Practical workshops, journal clubs, and projects such as building brain-computer interfaces.
We connect students with the cutting edge of neuroscience, AI, and technology, and create a student-friendly route into neurotechnology innovation.
Surrey Neurotech Society is the university's first student group dedicated to neurotechnology and the fourth in the country.
We bring together students from psychology, computer science, engineering, biomedical sciences, and more to explore how technology and neuroscience can work together to enhance human potential.
Practical workshops, journal clubs, and projects such as building brain-computer interfaces.
Confirmed talks and discussions about emerging developments in neurotech, AI, and cognitive science.
Large-scale events, hackathons, symposiums, and networking initiatives with other leading related societies.
Verified career, research, and community links shared when they become available.
Space for students to discuss ideas, learn together, and make new connections.
A student voice for thoughtful neurotechnology learning and activity at Surrey.
We can be ambitious about what neurotechnology might become while staying precise about evidence, safety, privacy, and accessibility.
Students should be able to start with clear explanations, then move into deeper research, building, and discussion.
Neurotechnology affects people, bodies, privacy, consent, wellbeing, and access, so those questions stay central.
The society brings together psychology, computer science, engineering, biomedical sciences, design, ethics, and more.
Ambition matters, but we stay honest about what is proven, what is speculative, and what needs careful scrutiny.
Official membership, governance, and confirmed society activity sit within Surrey Students' Union. Join us to learn, meet other students, and explore the field.
Neurotech Society
A student-led society exploring neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces, signal processing, artificial intelligence, ethics, and human-centred innovation.