Alpha Epsilon is a Senior Honor Society dedicated to the pursuit of advancing the agricultural and biological engineering fields. The Zeta Chapter serves Purdue's ABE students and alumni to better equip them for their personal and professional endeavors.

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers is a global organization that has both student and professional opportunities for chemical engineers.

The Purdue chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is an organization meant to learn, network and socialize with fellow civil engineers.

Autonomous Motorsports Purdue (AMP) is an organization focused on educating students about autonomous driving and inspiring innovation through student-led projects.

Purdue's Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is an undergraduate service and social organization that provides students opportunities for learning and growth.

Founded in 1929 as the organization's 11th student chapter, the Purdue Chapter of Chi Epsilon is dedicated to upholding the four pillars: scholarship, character, practicality and sociability.

The Civil Engineering Student Advisory Council (CESAC), founded in 1998, enhances interaction between civil engineering students and administration.

Electric Vehicle Club provides students with hands-on engineering experience through collaborative electric vehicle design projects.

ECESS hosts activities, workshops and all sorts of events for electrical and computer engineering students.

Formula SAE competes as part of the SAE’s Collegiate Design series. The team designs, manufactures, tests and then competes with a scaled internal combustion formula style race car.

GEARE Ambassadors strives to promote the personal and professional development of globally minded engineering students.

Our primary mission is to engineer a walking humanoid robot with space exploration capabilities.

The Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers, or IISE, is the leading professional organization for Industrial Engineers, both students and professionals. The Purdue University Student Chapter of IISE offers events and activities for Purdue's IE program, while also including the benefits of an international professional society. Examples of events include the semi-annual IE Career fair, workshops, certification classes, ambassador events, board retreats, philanthropy events, and more.

The Multidisciplinary Engineering Student Society (MDESS) aims to foster a thriving and inclusive community by providing professional development opportunities, mentorship programs and social events for students enrolled in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary engineering programs.

Omega Chi Epsilon is the national chemical engineering honor society. This organization promotes high scholarship, encourages original investigation in chemical engineering and recognizes the valuable traits of character, integrity and leadership. The Society serves undergraduate students within the Chemical Engineering Department. It encourages meaningful student-faculty dialogue within the department.

Pi Tau Sigma is the international honor society for mechanical engineers and a member of the Association of College Honor Societies.

PART is a multidisciplinary student-run organization that designs, builds and tests multiple different uninhabited aerial systems (UAS).

At Purdue, Baja Racing means a year spent designing, building, testing and finally racing an off-road vehicle.

PER is a professional engineering organization that aims to create a cohesive team of composed well-rounded engineers with fundamental understanding of the engineering design process and vehicle design.

Founded in 1975, the Purdue Engineering Student Council lives by its mission statement of “serving students, serving industry, serving the community”.

Purdue FIRST Programs (PFP) is a FIRST Robotics volunteering organization that gives back to the local FIRST community and greater FIRST Indiana community.

Whether creating jet engines, designing radio transmitters or pioneering next-gen biotech, Purdue IEEE is at the forefront of innovation.

Purdue Lunabotics is a student organization that has been designing, building and operating lunar robots to compete at the NASA Lunabotics Competition for over a decade.

The Mechanical Engineering Ambassadors act as delegates of the Purdue mechanical engineering school in promoting unity between students, faculty, alumni, families and organizations, as well as reaching out to prospective students.

Purdue Orbital is a Purdue University recognized student organization that strives to revolutionize the aerospace industry by engaging in hands-on design projects to make sub-orbital spaceflight more accessible.

Join Purdue Solar Racing, where innovation meets sustainability.

Purdue Space Program (PSP) is a student organization of around 500 undergraduates dedicated to rocketry and aerospace innovation.

PSEF is a professional student organization consisting of around 50 undergrad engineering students who interact with prospective students by volunteering at Purdue Engineering outreach events.

PURPL offers Purdue students more opportunities for personal development and advanced hands-on propulsion experience through a range of technical projects.

PUMA is a dynamic social and professional networking organization designed for students interested in Materials Science and Engineering.

Railside Robotics was established to provide Purdue students with the resources to build competition-ready battlebots.

Reginald Racing is a Purdue Grand Prix Team open to students of any major, residential status, experience or gender.

RoboMaster Club is a dynamic student-led robotics team dedicated to designing, building and programming advanced robots for the international RoboMaster competition.

Sigma Gamma Tau is the honor society for aerospace engineering. It seeks to identify and recognize achievement and excellence in the aerospace field.

Purdue Chapter of SASE, better known as SASE Purdue, was founded in 2010. We develop individuals to be globally diverse and teach students to integrate the values of different cultures within American business, allowing them to create their own unique identity.

SHPE's vision is a world where Hispanics are highly valued and influential as the leading innovators, scientists, mathematicians and engineers.

Founded in 1954, Purdue's SWE chapter is the oldest continuously chartered SWE section in the country.

Tau Beta Pi is recognized as the most prestigious engineering honor society in the world, and is the sole engineering honor society open to all engineering disciplines.

The purpose of Women in Aerospace (WiA) is to empower women by providing all undergraduate students with inclusive educational, outreach, professional and social opportunities in the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

We are an organization catered to women in industrial engineering, IET (Polytechnic) and systems focuses to provide social, professional and outreach opportunities to help our Boilermaker IEs become well-rounded engineers!

Our mission is to cultivate an empowering community driven to promote academic and personal growth among women in mechanical engineering at Purdue University.

WIN at Purdue aims to promote diversity and inclusion in the nuclear fields at Purdue University, to ensure a voice for female and minority students in nuclear engineering and other nuclear fields and to provide resources and opportunities for involvement, personal and professional development and leadership.