Be part of a community that serves students, staff, and local Muslims through faith, prayer facilities, programs, events, and community care since 1969. Explore where you fit, what the commitment looks like, and how to get started.
"The most beloved people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to people."
Al-Mu’jam al-Awsaṭ 6192
Why join
A community built on faith, unity, and service
Joining the team is an opportunity to serve others, grow in responsibility, and contribute to programs that benefit the Muslim community on campus and beyond.
Community Outreach
Supporting the diverse needs of our students, staff, and local Muslim community
Build belonging
Build sincere friendships and a stronger sense of belonging on campus
Grow in leadership
Develop responsibility, teamwork, communication, and leadership through service
Support work
Support beneficial programs rooted in faith, unity, and care for others.
Subcommittees
Find the area where you can contribute best
Each subcommittee supports a different part of community life, from events and education to media, sport, and sisters’ initiatives.
Media Committee
Support ISOC’s communications through posters, photography, video, social media, and event coverage that keeps the community informed and connected.
Sports Committee
Help organise sports and wellbeing activities that encourage consistency, discipline, and stronger bonds across the community.
Events & Socials
Assist with BBQs, Eid gatherings, welcome events, and other community programs that help students feel at home on campus.
Education Committee
Help organize halaqas, workshops, and guest speaker events to enrich the spiritual knowledge of the campus community.
Sisters Committee
Help create a welcoming sisters-led space through social, spiritual, and wellbeing initiatives designed for connection and care.
Legal Committee
Support the society with governance, policy, compliance, documentation, and organisational processes that help ISOC operate responsibly and effectively.
What commitment looks like
University can be demanding, so roles should feel realistic and manageable. Most volunteers contribute consistently in small but meaningful ways, with some opportunities also being event-based.
Flexible commitment
Typical commitment of around 1–3 hours per week
Event-based roles
Event-based opportunities may also be available
Start gradually
Suitable for students who want to start serving gradually
No experience needed
No previous committee experience required
How to join
Each subcommittee supports a different part of community life, from events and education to media, sport, and sisters’ initiatives.
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Submit your expression of interest
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We will contact you for a short chat
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Join the team that best matches your strengths
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Contribute throughout the semester
Get involved
Ready to make an impact?
Submit your interest and take the first step toward contributing to a community that has served UNSW for generations.
