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The Geological Society of Glasgow aimed to unite, into a recognised body, all the friends and advocates of geological science residing in Glasgow and the surrounding districts and to encourage and cultivate geological science generally.

Meetings were held at the Glasgow Athenaeum and there appear to have been links with the Glasgow Mechanics' Institution and Anderson's Institution.

The Postgraduate Club existed to promote the interests, both academic and social, of postgraduate students in the University and to act as a channel of communication to the Students Association on postgraduate affairs.

The University of Strathclyde Business Administration Club was formed in 1967 to provide students with leisure and academic activities.

The society was open to past and present students of the College and apprentices. It organised lectures, demonstrations and visits to various industries of interest to the bakery trade.

The Gliding Club was open to undergraduates, postgraduates, staff and graduates of the universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde.

Gaysoc was formed to help gay students get in touch with each other.

The aim of the Reform Club was to increase the representation of Strathclyde students.

The Schools Liaison Service was established in 1989. It was responsible for the co-ordination of all schools liaison activity. In 1992, it changed its name to the Schools and Colleges Liaison Service.