Engineering Student Organizations

Participating in a student organization offers students valuable experiences that support personal and professional development. From growing leadership skills, putting engineering principles into practice and building connections with fellow students, mentors and industry, student organizations offer diverse opportunities for students to engage with purpose, both inside and outside of the classroom.

Student Group Toolkit

Whether you are seeking mentorship, collaboration opportunities or expert guidance for specific events or initiatives, the student group toolkit can connect you with the right faculty and staff members to support you.

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Types of Groups

Engineering Student Project Teams

Engineering Student Project Teams are multidisciplinary, student-led research projects that provide students with the opportunity to take the skills and academic knowledge they learn in the classroom and apply them to research-based projects. Contact: foeproj@ualberta.ca

Student Associations + Discipline Clubs

Joining a discipline club offers students opportunities to gain valuable student governance and leadership experience. These clubs provide opportunities to connect with students in your discipline and can also build connections to industry. Contact: foegrp@ualberta.ca

Campus Chapters

Engineering Campus Chapters serve as local branches of various national and international organizations that emphasize the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines. These chapters promote STEM research, foster academic and professional development and engage members. Contact: foeccpo@ualberta.ca