Discover the University of Surrey

We have some of the best new academic, library, sports, arts and accommodation facilities of any university in the UK, as well as one of the most envied Professional Training placement programmes in the world. This combination of prestige, expertise, resources and lifestyle is unique, and it’s all to be found here in the beautiful countryside of the Surrey Hills just half an hour from central London.

Classes, courses and activities

Choose from a range of classes and courses, including Body Pump, Body Combat, Aqua, Zumba, Spinning, Legs Bums and Tums, Circuits, Pilates and Yoga.

Whether you’re into swimming or squash, badminton or basketball, you can play and take part in a variety of activities and courses as part of your membership or on a pay-as-you-play basis.

Play six-a-side football, netball, basketball, badminton, tennis, squash, volleyball, climbing, swimming and more.

London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Surrey Sports Park was selected as an official Pre-Games Training Centre for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and hosted a number of teams and athletes from a variety of nations ahead of the games, including Great Britain, Spain, Sweden, Nigeria, Singapore and the USA.

Surrey Sports Park is home to Harlequins, Surrey Storm, and Surrey Heat.

Discover more about Surrey Sports Park on Facebook, Twitter, and on our website.

Student membership

Student membership is your passport to an active lifestyle at the University. As a student, you will benefit from discounted membership of Surrey Sports Park, giving you access to facilities, classes and activities, and the opportunity to join sports clubs and represent Team Surrey.

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Our social sports sessions offer students the opportunity to get involved in sport, whether it be learning a new one or getting a group of friends together and participating in one of the intramural leagues.

Every spring, the University of Surrey takes on Kingston University in a host of team sports, with the overall winner taking the bragging rights over the neighbouring university until the following year.