Student Clubs & Organizations

Broaden Your Horizons

U of A Engineering clubs are wide ranging. Many foster new experiences in electrical and computer engineering, computer science and engineering and software engineering that foster teamwork and leadership and strengthen analytical skills and career networks.

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Celebrate Club Successes

In this U of A College of Engineering story about the Wildcats Robotics Club, see how members are competing in combat robotics.

Specific Organizations

• Members of the U of A IEEE Student Branch offer hands-on opportunities for all students including a free electronics lab, funding for personal electronics projects and regularly host speakers and workshops.
• The U of A IEEE-HKN Iota Xi Chapter focuses on community outreach and leadership.
• The Software Engineering Wildcats offers a great way to work on your coding skills.
• Wildcat Robotics (BattleBots) members design, build and battle combat robots.

Something for Everyone

• Build and operate unmanned ground and aerial vehicles in the Arizona Autonomous Vehicles Club.
• Create incredibly complex Rube Goldberg machines to accomplish ridiculously simple tasks.
• Learn 3D printing basics in 3D4E.

Leadership Development

• Find out how to get involved in the Engineering Student Council, the college's student governing body.
• Members of the U of A chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the National Engineering Honor Society, uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the engineering profession.
• Engineering Ambassadors represent the College of Engineering at recruitment, industry and alumni events. They lead campus and lab tours and participate in student panels.

Service Oriented

• CATalyst does fun STEM outreach with local elementary, middle and high school students.
• Start living your dream in U of A's Engineers Without Borders chapter, and make a difference for people in your communities and around the world.

A Home for Everyone

• Help the U of A Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers organize its next STEM community event, network at an organization conference, support classmates and make friends.
• The Society of Women Engineers supports students and ensures women are recognized for their life-changing engineering and leadership contributions and achievements.
• The National Society of Black Engineers encourages students to excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively affect their communities.
• The American Indian Science & Engineering Society builds community, representation and career paths in science, technology, engineering and math for Indigenous peoples of North America.
• The U of A Student Optics Chapter is an educational, professional, and social outlet for undergraduate and graduate students affiliated with Optica and SPIE.
• For unique professional and career development opportunities in engineering, check out the American Society for Engineering Education chapter at the U of A.