Undergraduate Clubs

Western Aero Design builds autonomous aircraft for SAE competitions, simulating Mars missions with payload drops and gliders. We welcome all engineers to help push aerospace boundaries.

Western Baja SAE is a student team that designs and builds SAE Baja vehicles, competing annually across North America in events judged on design, maneuverability, acceleration, and endurance.

Known for keeping a low-profile, the Build Team brings bold ideas to life through O-Week installations and other spontaneous creative initiatives.

Eng Sophs are volunteer O-Week Leaders who welcome new students to Western, offering mentorship, guidance, and lasting friendship while promoting a positive, safe, and engaging transition to campus life.

Formula SAE is a student team building a world-class electric race car to compete internationally. Focused on excellence, endurance, and enthusiasm to develop skills and learning.

Integrated Engineering Club enhances the experience of Integrated Engineering sttudents through various initiatives and programs.

SunStang is a student solar car project blending mechanical, electrical, and solar tech. Members design, build, and race an eco-friendly vehicle in global solar challenges, gaining hands-on experience.

WEBots is Western Engineering's robotics club, welcoming all Eng students to learn and build robots. We're currently developing Project TITAN, a humanoid autonomous walking robot.

WEMars is a student-led team building a Mars-like rover to perform tasks and promote STEM through robotics across diverse disciplines.

Do you like rockets and going supersonic? Western Rocketry designs experimental rockets to compete globally, working on propulsion, avionics, and payloads. It's not brain surgery - it's rocket science.

Western Water Treatment Team helps students build design skills by creating water filters using accessible materials, offering hands-on experience in chemical and environmental engineering.

Western Cyber Society fosters tech innovation and collaboration by empowering individuals through knowledge sharing and hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology.

WEAP develops autonomous vehicle software and advanced systems at Western. Our teams work on ML, CV, full-stack, control systems and more. All skill levels welcome.

WEBMC unites students from all disciplines to explore biomedical engineering through guest talks, industry tours, skill labs, and mentorship from profs, grads, and industry leaders.

The Chem-E-Car team builds a small car powered by a chemical energy source to compete across North America. Open to all disciplines, members gain hands-on experience in design and reaction engineering.

WECCA designs, builds, and races concrete canoes for a national competition. Members mix concrete, design moulds, and push engineering limits together. Open to all disciplines.

Western Engineering Electrium Mobility (WEEM) design eco-friendly, affordable personal electric vehicles through multiple small projects, offering hands-on learning for undergrads.

WEGTC is a stundent run club focused on the research and creation of technologies that will help fight climate change. We are passionate about reducing emissions and creating a healthy and sustainable future.

IEC connects Western Eng and Business students to bridge innovation and entrepreneurship. Offering workshops, networking and a pitch competition, membership is open to students of all years and programs.

The Western Engineering Musical club produces an annual comedic parody musical at Western University. Open to current and former engineering students, it includes cast, crew, band, and execs who rehearse all year.

WESB is a driven team of eng students designing a modular steel bridge for a national competition, focusing on efficiency, creativity and collaboration while meeting strict design constraints.

Join WETT for a hands-on experience designing and building steel-framed toboggans with steering and brakes for racing. Open to all skills - welding, machining, painting, and more!

Western Quantum Club equips students with quantum computing skills through projeccts, education, and networking, preparing them for careers while building a strong, professional-focused community.

Women in Engineering at Western supports female students with events, mentorship, and networking. Since 1989, female enrollment rose from 9% to 20%. WIE fosters community, mentorship, and career growth.