Undergraduate Student Experience

Expanding the resources and experiences available to students during their collegiate experience, this group works to foster relationships between department faculty, students, alumni and industry members to expose students to cutting-edge materials research, professional development and social events, among other activities.

Nearly 30 teams with more than 1,000 student participants. Project teams mimic real-world engineering scenarios and bring students, faculty and staff together for the sake of team building and innovation. Many teams compete across the region, nation and globe and others work on service learning projects and programs. Project teams are dedicated to sustainability, programming, robotics, design, healthcare, watersports, public service and more.

Cornell Society of Women Engineers promotes women in engineering by advocating the importance of diversity and uniting resources to encourage leadership and academic, professional, and personal excellence.

Whether through participating in regional and national conferences, attending professional development events, or engaging in service projects, our chapter is dedicated to making a positive impact on campus and beyond. We welcome all students who share our passion for engineering excellence and making a lasting contribution to society.

National in scope, the organization is composed of 50 professional chapters with approximately 2000 members and 200 student chapters with a membership of more than 10,000 college students. Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers engages in outreach programs, provides leadership and networking opportunities to its members, and helps in furthering their education, advancing their careers, and promoting their recognition.

Engineering is an international field, and undergraduates who study abroad will greatly benefit from experiencing a new culture. Spending a full semester abroad (typically the fall semester of junior year) takes careful planning in coordination with your academic advisor. To learn more, attend an [Engineering Study Abroad information session] and then speak with the [Engineering Advising Office]. Applications are handled through the Office of Global Learning. ↗ For the full breakdown of courses, contact the [undergraduate student services coordinator].