Joining a student group, whether student government, a club, or design team, will complement your academic skill set, and also allow you to build relationships with like-minded individuals, all while dedicating time to a project, concept, or initiative.
Students who gain transferrable experience while completing their degree will often be more competitive upon graduation and will have enhanced the following skills:
The School of Engineering offers student-led design teams, clubs, and professional associations that provide hands-on experience, leadership opportunities, and industry connections. Whether competing, innovating, or networking, these groups help students build skills, collaborate on projects, and prepare for their careers in engineering.
The Engineering Society represents and supports undergraduate engineering students by advocating for their needs and providing academic resources. It serves as a voice for students, connects them with faculty and administration, and offers funding for clubs and initiatives to enhance their academic experience and student life.
Access essential tools, guidelines, and support for running and managing student-led organizations. From funding opportunities and event planning to governance and promotion, these resources help student groups operate effectively, grow their impact, and enhance the student experience within the School of Engineering.