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Engineering student organizations are a vibrant and valuable part of the UCSB community. Students in the College of Engineering can participate in these campus organizations, which focus on science and engineering interests and professional advancement.
AAUW is dedicated to advancing equity for all womxn and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy, and research.
AIChE is a national organization dedicated to promoting the professional development of its members through its programs and relationships with other student chapters. Check out our video here: https://youtu.be/heRekm7ORXY
The UCSB Photonics Society is a joint chapter for the IEEE Photonics Society (IPS) and the Optical Society of America (OSA). The organization hosts periodic guest seminars in recent photonics research, holds photonics-themed banquets and workshops, and organizes outreach to the surrounding community in photonics education. Learn more here: https://youtu.be/HaH2nKhX1lA
ASME is a national organization dedicated to generating interest in mechanical engineering for students majoring in the field.
As a student chapter of the international Association of Computing Machinery, ACM at UCSB is the premier Computer Science student organization on campus. We host events, workshops, and competitions to help students learn more about computer science and technology. Regardless of your major or skill level, we invite you to join our community and share our passion for technology! Feel free to reach out to us at firstname.lastname@example.org and learn more here: ucsbacm.com
Blockchain at UCSB (BCUCSB) is a community of students, entrepreneurs, and academics at UC Santa Barbara who have come together to educate and bring awareness about compelling blockchain technology and its applications. We host workshops, speaker events, innovation competitions, and socials to bring blockchain awareness to our local community.
Data Science at UCSB is a student-run organization with the mission of getting students on the path to a successful career in Data Science, Business Intelligence, and Machine Learning. We accomplish our mission through peer education, group projects, and industry speaker events.
The ESC provides the College of Engineering administration (e.g., the Deans, the Faculty Executive Committee and other key staff) a student perspective on relevant topics and makes recommendations throughout the year.
A nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to partnering with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects, and developing internationally-responsible engineering students.
An organization aiming to provide a supportive and educational space for people to pursue their creative endeavors in game development or learn more about the craft. Game Development Club organizes workshops, events, and work spaces for people to learn and grow. Members create video games using engines such as Unity, Godot, and Unreal. All skills and skill levels are welcome.
GDSC's mission is to bridge the gap between theory and practical application for all students involved in software development whilst instilling the value of community involvement within. Members have access to exclusive biweekly technical lectures. These technical sessions will introduce members to project-oriented software skills through Google lectures and Google credits to practice their software skills while earning accredited skill badges.
UCSB IEEE is your gateway to the world of Electrical and Computer Engineering! We spark innovation through quarterly group and individual projects, engineering workshops, company info sessions, and ample opportunities to connect with your peers. IEEE is the world's largest professional association for technological advancement: Join us to engage in exciting, cutting-edge, and interdisciplinary technical challenges, and kickstart your career! All majors, skill sets, and disciplines are welcome.
A UCSB student organization dedicated to serving its members and the community to advance the study of math, science, and engineering. The group provides members with professional exposure, leadership opportunities, scholarships and helps inspire members to pursue the highest level of education. Check out our info video: https://youtu.be/2VZw60BdC4w
NSBE is a national organization dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers and scientists who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. NSBE provides members with professional networking, leadership skills, and scholarship opportunities to promote the recruitment and retention of Black scholars. Learn more at our website nsbeucsb.org.
As a chapter of oSTEM Incorporated, UC Santa Barbara oSTEM aims to serve and affirm people who identify as LGBTQIA and to promote the participation from and development of LGBTQIA communities in STEM disciplines.
Phi Sigma Rho is a nationally recognized social sorority dedicated to women in engineering. Learn more about us here: https://youtu.be/z-nwUMUrC4s
The Robotics Club at UCSB is a project-oriented club composed of students interested in the many fields that intersect with robotics. Members participate in several competitions and work on other member-initiated projects.
SB Hacks is a 400-person, 36 hour annual hackathon hosted at UCSB. This event aims to provide college students with the necessary resources to get hands-on experience in coding and exposure to the technology industry.
The UCSB chapter of SACNAS strives to promote both minority students and diversity in the STEM fields through professional development events, guest speakers, community service events, and high school outreach programs.
SASE is dedicated to the advancement of heritage scientists and engineers in education and employment so that they can achieve their full career potential.
SAE at UCSB is focused on giving students opportunities to get hands-on with engineering in the automotive and aerospace fields. By maintaining a status as a collegiate chapter of SAE International, SAE is able to connect students with these industries, host speakers and attend conferences to prepare UCSB engineers for their future careers. The chapter also sponsors engineering projects as well as its main project, UCSB Gaucho Racing, which is a team built to compete in the Formula SAE Design Series by designing, engineering and constructing an all electric formula style race car from the ground up.
A national organization dedicated to providing a support system for women, increasing the understanding of engineering among women on a practical and theoretical basis, and enhancing professionalism of its members. Learn more from our video: https://youtu.be/QIjUduK90Cg
Tau Beta Pi is the nation's second-oldest honor society, created to recognize individuals across all engineering disciplines who exhibit distinguished scholarship and exemplary character. Our chapter seeks to provide leadership development and soft skills training for engineering students and create a supportive community of current students and alumni.
The objective of this fraternity shall be to operate as a professional engineering fraternity and strive to achieve brotherhood, professionalism, and involvement in bettering our community.
WiCS is an organization of undergrads and grads that celebrates diversity and inclusion in tech at UCSB. Most importantly we are a community. Our name stands for Women in CS and is a nod to our roots and commitment to equality in opportunity and access.
WiSE is an organization dedicated to providing a support network for women and girls in science and engineering at UCSB and in the Santa Barbara region.
WISH provides current and potential female students in the Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Electrical Engineering disciplines with a network and organization to help them succeed as undergraduate engineering students at UCSB to prepare for a career in industry and/or academia.