Freemasonry encourages members to develop integrity, purpose, and personal growth, providing a strong structure for self-improvement. Within our University-linked community, members find guidance and support throughout their journey in life. United by shared values of equality and unity, our University Society embodies the core principles that define Freemasonry
Freemasonry provides a strong foundation for lasting friendships, creating connections that often endure for life. Within our University society, members find both personal meaning and shared purpose, whether they join to make new acquaintances or to develop their own potential. This sense of unity strengthens every individual’s ability to succeed, grow, and thrive within Freemasonry
Freemasonry brings people together from all backgrounds, regardless of race, religion, or any differences that might otherwise divide society. Within our University society, members are united by shared values and a commitment to high moral standards. Everyone is encouraged to speak openly about Freemasonry, its purpose, and what membership truly means
Service is central to Freemasonry, whether through attending events, supporting charitable initiatives, or volunteering within the wider community. As part of our University society, members contribute their time, skills, and resources to make a meaningful difference, reflecting the values at the heart of Freemasonry
Freemasonry is for people who want to grow, help others, and join a supportive community. It welcomes individuals from all backgrounds who value integrity, respect, and service.
We are a proud member of AMULL - which stands for "The Association of Medical, University & Legal Lodges". The Association of Medical, University & Legal Lodges brings together professional and academic Masonic Lodges across the country. The association promotes the social side of Freemasonry through holding an Annual Festival which is attended by members and guests. In 2020, AMULL established The AMULL Charity (Registered Charity No. 1192816), which is run by Trustees and promotes the charitable side of Freemasonry through the awarding of grants and bursaries to students in need. (from AMULL website)