Defence Bridge

Membership

For those who want to be part of a student-led community for defence technology and innovation.

Send a short application. The board considers your motivation, academic interests and how you can contribute to the association's purpose. You only become a member once we have approved your application and notified you in writing.

Have a question? You are welcome to email us.

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Apply for membership

Free membership. Your application is reviewed by the board.

A few lines about your motivation, academic interests and how you would like to contribute. No prior experience required. Please leave out sensitive or confidential information.

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Does membership cost anything?

No. Membership of Defence Bridge is free. If an event has a participation fee, it will be stated when you sign up for that event.

Who can apply?

Anyone who supports our purpose can apply. The board reviews applications, and intake may be limited by the association's capacity.

Do I have to study at DTU?

No. Anyone who supports our purpose can apply. We are starting at DTU but want to bring together students across universities. No prior experience in defence is required.

Do I have to help run the association?

You choose how much you want to get involved. You can attend activities and take part in the association's democratic decisions without taking on an organising role. If you would like to help arrange something, we would love to hear from you.

How is membership different from the newsletter?

As a member, you are part of the association and have one vote at the general meeting. The newsletter keeps you informed about activities and opportunities without making you a member. You can choose both, and unsubscribing from the newsletter does not affect your membership.

What if my application is declined?

You will receive a written explanation. You can appeal to the next general meeting, where you have the right to speak about your case. Contact us if you would like to do so.