Student Groups
Learn more about University of Alberta Engineering Student Groups and how you can get involved.
Alberta Bionix
The University of Alberta Biomedical Technologies Development Group (UABiomed) is an interdisciplinary group of passionate individuals united by a common purpose: To develop accessibility technology to create a more physiologically inclusive world.
AlbertaSat
AlbertaSat is a group of students and faculty at the University of Alberta that design, build, test, and operate satellites. Our goal is to support Albertan and Canadian access to space through high-impact small-satellite missions.
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.
Autonomous Robotic Vehicle Project (ARVP)
ARVP is a student-led and managed project group that develops technologies and students in robotics. Currently, ARVP focuses on Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) to compete annually in the international RoboSub Competition.
Chemical Engineering Student Society (ChESS)
The Chemical Engineering Student Society is a discipline club for all chemical engineering students at the University of Alberta.
Civil & Environmental Engineering Students' Society (CEESS)
The CEESS provides community, connections, and career opportunities for Civil & Environmental Engineering students in their academic and professional pursuits.
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.
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.
Renewable Energy Design
Renewable Energy Design works to design for a more sustainable future primarily by designing, prototyping and then building small-scale projects with renewable energy systems to benefit the University of Alberta community.
Space Exploration Alberta Robotics (SPEAR)
Space Exploration Alberta Robotics is a multidisciplinary group that provides students with the opportunity to contribute to the creation of robotics for space exploration applications.
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) UAlberta Chapter
The Society of Petroleum Engineers UAlberta Chapter is the petroleum engineering discipline club at UofA!
Steel Centre Bridge Team
The Steel Centre Bridge Team is an engineering team endorsed by the Steel Centre at the University of Alberta that is dedicated to competing yearly in the Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition (CNSBC).
University of Alberta Permaculture Group
The University of Alberta Permaculture Group is a multidisciplinary student group founded in May 2019 dedicated to permaculture and the pursuit of sustainable agriculture.
UAlberta Solar Car
The UAlberta Solar Car Club's primary goal is to build a four-seater car intended for practical everyday use, rather than just for racing. We welcome anyone eager to learn to join our committees—no experience necessary! Join Solar Car, where we value learning, collaboration, and the opportunity to build friendships along the way!
University of Alberta Aero Design
University of Alberta Aero Design is a student engineering group that designs and builds a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capable of flying by remote control and carrying a payload.
University of Alberta Formula Racing
University of Alberta Formula Racing is a student-led project group where members design, manufacture, test, and eventually compete with an open-wheel, Formula-style racecar.
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.