Where should
you start?

Bruin Software Engineers - Preparing for a rapidly evolving software industry by teaching AI-era tools, guiding real projects, and building a community of dedicating developers.

Five teams, one shop. Formula, Baja, supermileage, rocketry, and a quiet electric-vehicle group nobody can shut up about.

The umbrella for everything CS. Hack, AI, Cyber, Studio, Teach LA, ICPC — pick the room that already feels like home.

Soldering nights, MicroMouse, the always-running PCB workshop. Where hardware people find each other.

A long, careful network of women in engineering — the kind of place where "you'll figure it out" is not the answer to anything.

National Society of Black Engineers, UCLA chapter. Mentorship, conventions, and a whiteboard that holds the year together.

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers — first-gen energy, professional dev, and a Dia de los Muertos potluck that shouldn't be missed.

Liquid rocketry built by undergraduates. We launch in the Mojave; we learn in the parking lot.

Reading group, project tracks, and a steadfast refusal to put "AI" in the name of every demo.

Biomedical Engineering Society - Bringing together bioengineering undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and alumni with academic, career, and social events.

A co-ed, professional engineering fraternity dedicated to the principles of brotherhood, professionalism, and service.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers - Connecting chemical engineering students through networking, career, and mentorship events.

American Society of Civil Engineers - Networking and hands-on experience in projects covering all areas of civil engineering.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Professional development, academic and social opportunities for students interested in mechanical engineering.

Advancing the frontier of the world-changing technology through blockchain education.

Building the neurotech community by developing skills, networking, and working on brain-computer interface projects relevant to the industry.

Electrical and computer engineering honor society - tutoring, socials, and industry exposure.

Institute of Transportation Engineers - meet and interact with transportation engineering professionals.

Student developers and designers work with nonprofits to deliver applications that best suits their needs.

Creating high-impact technology that empowers nonprofits to better serve their communities.

Pilipinos in Engineering and Science - provides resources, social, academic and networking opportunities for Pilipino engineering and science students at UCLA.

Engineering Honor Society - tutoring for engineering classes, engineering competitions, mentorship, and outreach events.

Computer Science Honor Society - maximizing the personal and professional growth of students in the field of Computer Science.