Student Groups
Learn more about University of Alberta Engineering Student Groups and how you can get involved.
Association of Korean Canadian Scientists and Engineers (AKCSE)
AKCSE/악세 is a non-profit organization founded in 1986. Our goal is to provide a support network for students studying in science and engineering, as well as academic and leadership opportunities.
Diversity in Engineering (DivE)
DivE advocates for the retention, inclusion, and interests of systemically marginalized groups in engineering.
Engineers for a Sustainable World University of Alberta (ESW uAlberta)
ESW uAlberta is affiliated with Engineers for a Sustainable World, an international nonprofit network of students and professionals working together with a shared passion to solve sustainability challenges.
Engineers in Action: University of Alberta Student Chapter (EIA)
Engineers in Action: University of Alberta Student Chapter is an interdisciplinary, student-led group under the international non-profit organization, Engineers in Action.
Engineers Without Borders UAlberta Chapter (EWB)
Engineers Without Borders Canada is an international development nonprofit that invests in leaders and innovations, and advocates for change in our local and global communities.
Future Creators
Future Creators is a technology mentorship student group that is focused on providing young students in grades 5-12 with free STEM-based project kits and mentorship programs.
Indigenous in STEM Students Association (ISSA
The Indigenous in STEM Student Association (ISSA) aims to establish an environment wherein Indigenous STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) students can confidently know that their needs are being acknowledged and catered to.
NeurAlberta Tech (NAT)
NeurAlberta Tech is Alberta’s largest neurotechnology innovator network, promoting the education and development of neurotechnologies.
University of Alberta Women in Science and Engineering (UA-WiSE)
UA-WiSE is a student group that supports all undergraduate students underrepresented in STEM fields, whether it be women in engineering, or men in nursing.