Student groups

Provides professional development opportunities for engineering students in the nation’s oldest and foremost professional co-ed engineering fraternity. For more information, contact ThetaTau@umn.edu.

Supports women who are pursuing studies in technical fields including the sciences, math, engineering, and architecture. For more information, contact ask@umn.edu.

Builds community by bridging science and technology with traditional Native values. For more information, contact aises@umn.edu.

Promotes an increased knowledge of the mathematical sciences and the contributions of women in the field. Mentors and encourages women and girls as they prepare for careers in the mathematical sciences. Visit contact wimmn@umn.edu.

Promotes cloud computing as an effective skill and resource for small and scaling application; increasing access, speed, power, and cost-effectiveness. For more information, contact thecloud@umn.edu.

Pulls together the materials and knowledge to build safe, functional multi-rotors for competitions, experience, and fun. For more information, contact copterc@umn.edu.

Represents CSE by giving tours to prospective students, helping with K-12 outreach activities, and acting as peer mentors for incoming freshmen. For more information, contact cseamb@umn.edu.

Helps students in technical fields find academic and professional opportunities abroad; organizes a Buddy Program to help international exchange students feel welcome at the University of Minnesota. For more information, contact cseia@umn.edu.

Provides members with the opportunity to engage in fast-paced, interdisciplinary, hands-on design work modeled after a real product design firm. For more information, contact designu@umn.edu.

The Internet of Things (IoT) Collaborative aims to develop students with the skills necessary to lead IoT research and development. For more information, contact iot@umn.edu.

Builds community for students in CSE as a professional, co-ed engineering fraternity that values a balance between academic excellence and social interactions, provides opportunities for networking, leadership, scholarships, and building life-long relations. For more information, contact khk@umn.edu.

Promotes materials science and engineering in both the academic and industry settings and provides experiences outside the University through volunteering, competitions, tours, and social events. For more information, contact material@umn.edu.

Meets weekly to learn about interesting math topics and interact through fun math games. For more information, contact mathclub.umn@gmail.com.

Participate in industry projects and innovation challenges that provide opportunities for experiential career development. For more infomation, contact mnovate@umn.edu.

Unites business, management, and engineering and strives to develop leadership and professional skills. For more information, contact president@nobeminnesota.org.

Works to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. For more information, contact nsbe@umn.edu.

Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (oSTEM) is a national society dedicated to educating and fostering leadership for LGBTQIA+ communities in the STEM fields. For more information, contact ostem@umn.edu.

Plans, organizes, and hosts CSE Week, a week full of events designed to promote CSE, its student groups, and sponsors. For more information, contact plumbbob@umn.edu.

Strives to create an environment for aspiring engineers to gain hands on experience and apply the skills they learn in the classroom to real life hobby projects or competitive robots. For more information, contact robotics@umn.edu.

Serves as the student governing body for CSE, advocates for students, and facilitates social and community involvement. For more information, contact sesb@umn.edu.

Creates a fun social environment where driven, creative, and curious members can expand their knowledge of programming and computer science. For more information, contact coding@umn.edu.

Aims to further the success of Chicano/Hispanic and Native American students in obtaining advanced degrees, careers, leadership positions, and equality in the STEM field. For more information, contact sacnas@umn.edu.

Promotes the development of Hispanics in engineering, science, and other technical professions to achieve educational excellence, economic opportunity, and social equity. For more information, contact shpe@umn.edu.

Fosters and encourages interdepartmental relations among students in mathematics, engineering, and the sciences through various events and meetings. For more information, contact siam@umn.edu.

Supports and encourages women in science and engineering fields through leadership opportunities, outreach experiences, community involvement, and professional development. For more information, contact swe@umn.edu.

Elects outstanding engineering students to be part of an honor society focused on academic excellence, public service, and fun. For more information, contact tbetapi@umn.edu.

Provides tools and resources to students who want to bring their ideas to reality and build remarkable projects. For more information, contact tesla@umn.edu.

Provides a community for men majoring in architecture, engineering, and science. For more information, contact triangle@umn.edu.

Represents the student voice for the University Honors Program dedicated to providing and promoting a wide variety of programming related to community building, professional and intellectual development, community engagement, and leadership development. For more information, contact uhsa@umn.edu.

Uses computer science projects to help provide students academic and wellness tools at the university. For more information, contact use@umn.edu.

Offers transfer students the chance to socialize with other transfer students and become more integrated into the University community. For more information, contact utsb@umn.edu.

Instructs, teaches, and builds video games through workdays and seminars from professors and professionals, with goals to improve the level of game discourse and creation at the University. For more information, contact vgdc@umn.edu.