Affiliated Groups

Want to get involved with other clubs? Want to join a team? You've come to the right place to learn more about other clubs and teams affiliated with the ESS!

Sub Associations

Civil Engineering Students' Society (CESA)

CESA uOttawa Student Chapter provides Civil Engineering Students with a link to the main chapter.

Chemical Engineering Students' Society (ChESS)

uOttawa ChESS ensures that Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Students are represented within the ESS and the Faculty.

Mechanical Engineering Students' Society (MESS)

MESS organizes many events throughout the year geared towards Mechanical Engineering Students.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

uOttawa IEEE provides services primarily geared towards electrical, software, and computer engineering students to improve student experience.

Clubs and Teams

SAE Aerospace

The SAE Aerospace team works to build a 10-ft RC aircraft with the goal of developing a fundamental understanding of flight.

Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race (GNCTR)

GNCTR is the largest and oldest engineering competition in Canada. The goal is to build and race a toboggan with a running surface made entirely of concrete.

Design, build and launch an experimental sounding rocket to 10,000 ft! Experiment with rocket engines, parachute concepts, avionic systems, ignition mechanisms, control schemas for both engine thrust throttling and air-braking.

Baja SAE

Design and build a vehicle that is able to manoeuvre through any terrain in a fast, controlled and reliable manner.

Engineers Without Borders (EWB)

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Canada works to support developing communities around the world.

The Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition (CNCCC)

The CNCCC is a 25-year-old civil engineering competition that challenges universities across the nation in an endeavour to build the best canoe out of concrete.

Kelpie Robotics (MATE ROV)

Design and develop an underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to complete tasks involving object manipulation, autonomous movement, and image recognition.