Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

ECM Student Clubs

The University Engineers’ Club (UEC)

Engineers Without Borders (EWB)

Robogals

The Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM)

Chemical and Process Engineering Club (CPEC)

The Civil Society (TCS)

The UEC is the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Student Club at the UWA. It is the oldest faculty society on campus.

EWB is a member-based not-for-profit organisation with 10 years’ experience in creating systemic change through humanitarian engineering.

Robogals is a student-run organisation that aims to engage school girls in engineering topics from a young age.

The main purpose of the UWA AusIMM is to promote the interests of students studying mining engineering, geology, environmental sciences and mineral processing.

CPEC is a student-run club which has a vision of “Connecting UWA Chemical and Process Engineering students with one another and establishing networks within the Engineering Industry”.

The Civil Society is a student-run club for UWA’s future civil engineers, focussing on helping their members achieve academic excellence and hosting targeted networking events.

The UWA Young Engineers’ Club (UWAYE)

UWAYE is the student chapter of Engineers Australia at UWA. It is a volunteer student-run organisation, generating opportunities for the development of students.

Enrich your student experience by joining one of our student-run clubs and societies. Gain access to industry forums, graduate skills workshops, social activities, guest lectures and more.

STUDENT–RUN ENGINEERING CLUBS

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UWA Makers Club

UWA Makers is a cutting-edge group of students combining passions for design, 3D printing, electronics, microcontrollers, software, design, creative thinking and innovative problem solving for UWA.

Employers look for well-rounded individuals who embrace opportunities beyond their studies.

Computer Science Students’ Club

The Institute of Mechanical Engineering UWA Student Chapter (IMechE UWA)

The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Student Branch

Student Environmental Engineers’ Club

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)

The UWA Motorsport Team (UWAM)

UWA Mathematics Union

The CSSC runs social and educational events for students in the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering at UWA.

The IMechE UWA Student Chapter is a student run club representing mechanical engineering students at UWA from university to professional registration.

The UWA IEEE Student Branch is a thriving group which runs popular functions over the year for electrical and electronic engineering students as well as software and computer science students.

The objective of the UWA SEEC is to cater for the unique social, educational and vocational needs of environmental engineering and applied ocean science students.

The UWAM team work together to conceive, design, build, test & race a vehicle in the Formula SAE competitions world-wide, winning the Australian comp twice and collecting over 30 trophies for individual events.

The UWA chapter of SPE seeks to “bridge the gap between students from all academic disciplines with organisations within the oil and gas industry”. The chapter’s membership base has expanded over the last year from 150 to over 500. SPE UWA is currently supported by Chevron and AWT.

The UWA Mathematics Union is the club that represents students studying mathematics, whether it is as a major, or as part of another course.

The Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

UWA Renewable Energy Vehicle Project (REV)

REV comprises of staff and students hoping to “revolutionise personal transport” by building zero emission vehicles, powered by electricity from renewable sources, charged from any plug point and viable to both the performance and commercial markets.