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AFFILIATED GROUPS
Affiliated Student Groups are clubs, student societies, and other groups within the Carleton engineering community that CSES assists by providing support services. You can check them all out by clicking on the buttons below!
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Curious about what kinds of support services CSES offers to affiliated groups? Check them out here.
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Interested in getting your student group affiliated? Check out the process here.
Carleton Mechanical and Aerospace Society (CMAS)
president@thecmas.ca
ME 3346
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We are an academic society who represent all aerospace, mechanical, biomed-mechanical, and SREE B students at Carleton. We have a quaint little office in Mackenzie Building, next to Leo's Lounge. We offer services such as free 3D printing, paper printing, academic advocacy, and general homework help! Alongside these, we have plenty of events throughout the year geared towards, professional development, networking, or just getting to make some new friends. Come check us out in ME 3346.
Systems and Computer Engineering Society (SCESoc)
ME 3336
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Stream society which offers support to all students especially those of the SCE department. We host events of every kind while also offering various services to our members.
Carleton University Biomedical Engineering Society (CUBES)
ME 3350
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The purpose of CUBES shall be to promote interest in Biomedical Mechanical and Biomedical Electrical related fields and applications; primarily to its membership and to the interested public. CUBES shall act as a bridge between undergraduate students and the Biomedical industry. CUBES shall strive to improve the student experience within the Biomedical community at Carleton University. CUBES shall fulfill its purpose by: – Encouraging the participation from the membership, public, and industry in CUBES events – Creating networking opportunities for all its members. – Instilling a welcoming and inclusive environment for students to socialize during their academic term.
Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE)
ME 3379
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CSCE Carleton Student Chapter is an academic club set out to provide a variety of services and events throughout the schoolyear targeted towards students in Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering. We host a variety of Social and Networking events where students can learn about the industry and potentially can meet future COOP employers, work closely with CSES (Carleton’s Student Engineering Society) to make all kinds of other fun events happen throughout the year, and also offer a variety of services out of our office space (3379 Mackenzie Building).
Department of Electronics Society (DESoc)
ME 3350
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DESoc aims to spread the knowledge of Electrical Engineering and its applications, create a safe and fun environment for DESoc's members, and aid DESoc's members with their own professional development.
Sustainable & Renewable Energy Engineering Society (SREESoc)
ME 3350
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SREE Society is a student society that represents the students in the Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering program. The society provides services, academic support, and hosts social events for its members.
Carleton University InSpace (INSPACE)
ME 3513​
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CU InSpace is Carleton's Rocket Engineering Design Team. We are a team of Carleton University students who design, build, and fly high-power rockets at the Spaceport America Cup Rocketry Competition and the Launch Canada Rocketry Competition.
Carleton Planetary Robotics Team (CPRT)
ME 2518
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The Carleton Planetary Robotics Team (CPRT) is a student-run group a part of Carleton University from Ottawa, Canada aiming to design, build, and program a Mars Rover to compete in international competitions. Every year, our goal is to bring robotics to new students and compete in the University Rover Challenge and the Canadian International Rover Challenge.
Blackbird UAV (Blackbird)
CB 3103
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We are a student run UAV design team focusing on designing and building UAVs to compete against other schools at engineering competitions. We bring hands on learning and the ability to apply the knowledge learned in classes to real world applications. We give experience to many aspects of engineering found in industry which is not provided through the Engineering Degree alone.
Biomedical Carleton Applied Research and Engineering Team (BioCARE)
ME 3518​
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We are Carleton's newest Biomedical Engineering Design team, geared towards prothesis design. We offer students the chance to experience what working in the world of Biomedical Engineering is all about !
Carleton Concrete Canoe Design Team (Conc Canoe)
canoecaptains.cucsce@gmail.com
ME 2517​
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Carleton University’s Concrete Canoe Team is a team of interdisciplinary engineering students who work together to design and build a canoe made entirely out of concrete using relevant engineering principles. Each year, we build and design a new canoe building off of previous experience to enhance our design and performance over the years. This canoe is then brought to a national concrete canoe competition which has been running since 1995.
Carleton University On Orbit (OnOrbit)
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Carleton University On Orbit is a student-run club at Carleton University dedicated to establishing the infrastructure necessary for long term construction of the CUonOrbit-SAT series of CubeSat satellite projects continuing indefinitely, exploring and developing new technologies to improve the aerospace industry, student-led spinoff companies, student-led research papers, and STEM career leadership and project management skills transferable to, entrepreneurship, private industry or academic research positions.
Autonomous Robotics Carleton (ARC)
ME 4463
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Autonomous Robotics Carleton (ARC) is a student-led design team at Carleton University centered around the F1TENTH autonomous vehicle platform. ARC empowers students across engineering, industrial design, and other technical fields by giving them hands-on opportunities to develop real-world skills through impactful projects. Whether building high-performance autonomous racecars, producing professional-grade media and design work, or leading outreach and sponsorship initiatives, members are challenged to grow through collaboration, ownership, and practical experience. ARC is more than a design team—it’s a space for students to build, learn, and push the boundaries of what they’re capable of.
Carleton University Engiqueers (CUE)
carletonengiqueering@gmail.com
ME 3350
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Carleton University Engiqueers (CUE) is Carleton University’s society for LGBTQ+ engineering students, although we welcome everyone! We run a mix of social and education events throughout the year, as well as promote inclusivity in the Faculty of Engineering and Design. CUE wishes to act as a safe space for members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies, primarily in the Carleton Engineering community as well as to network, socialize and support one another.
Carleton University Astronomy Club (Astro)
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The Carleton University Astronomy Club (CU Astro) is a student-run club that aims to give Carleton students the opportunity to experience space up close through our Astronomy Nights, hear about the latest advancements in space research at our Space Talks, and participate in astrophotography workshops. We aim to hold a space event of some kind every month throughout the school year.
Carleton Engineers Without Borders (EWB)
ME 3397
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EWB is a Canadian not-for-profit organization with a mission to create systemic change through community-driven collaboration, by mobilizing the engineering community and leveraging technological innovation to address urgent and important global challenges, both within Canada and beyond. A core pillar of EWB’s work is leveraging current and evolving engineering and technological knowledge and skills for global development impact.
&Design
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& Design was created to empower and support Design students within the engineering-dominated Faculty of Engineering & Design. Our main concerns are to boost Design student enthusiasm and engagement with Engineering society activities, and maximizing inter-FED opportunities for both the Schools of Design and Faculties of Engineering.
Carleton Engineering Musical (Musical)
Ever since 2011, the C-Eng Musical has been a place for engineers and eng-at-hearts alike to sing, dance, act, write, paint and more. We take your favourite musicals and breathe new life into them with a C-Eng spin, performing onstage every March. Our mission is to bring creativity, comedy, and joy to the lives of these extraordinarily hardworking and capable people, and to prove that we can both work and play hard. STEM by day, but artsies at heart!
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
chair@ieeecarleton.ca
ME 3359
The IEEE Carleton University Student Branch is a vibrant and dynamic organization dedicated to fostering a community of students passionate about engineering, computer science, and related fields. As part of the larger IEEE Ottawa Section and the IEEE Network, the Carleton branch offers students numerous opportunities for professional development, networking, and hands-on learning. Through workshops, seminars, competitions, and social events, students can enhance their technical skills, gain industry insights, and connect with peers and professionals. The branch is committed to promoting innovation, collaboration, and excellence, making it an essential resource for students aiming to excel in their academic and future professional careers.
Design and Engineering Dungeons and Dragons Club (D-Eng-D)
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The Design and Engineering Dungeons and Dragons Club, better known as D-Eng-D, is a hobbyist group at Carleton University that runs an array of D&D-inspired events on campus. The mainstay events of D-Eng-D include model making and miniature events, where attendees and members can learn how to design and make foam and craft elements for their Dungeons and Dragons games! We also aim to support students in running their games, and ensure anyone who wants to play D&D is able to. Check out upcoming events and reach out to us on the linked social media sources below.
Carleton Bachelor of Information Technology Society (BITSoc)
AP 140
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BITsoc, short for Bachelor of Information Technology Society, is a student-run club that seeks to help BIT students with their academic careers and social experience at Carleton. We host a range of events, from workshops to game nights and provide a lounge space for our members to play video games, socialize, or study!