Put your people first.
Give your team a clear identity. Share your club logo, university, campus and member count, with a people section for members and the roles they hold.
A home for your people, projects and plans. Help students find you, show what you’re building, and find sponsors who can support your next project.
From the people behind the idea to the meeting where it becomes real. Bring the details together in one place.
Give your team a clear identity. Share your club logo, university, campus and member count, with a people section for members and the roles they hold.
Tell your story through an about section and a showcase of recent projects. Give future teammates a reason to get involved.
Keep your meeting building, room, start times and event details together. A visible calendar helps everyone know what’s happening next.
Students can search their university and campus, explore interests, and open your club page. A joining section explains eligibility, expectations and the next step.
An optional brand kit brings your uploaded logo, approved colors and usage guidelines together so collaborators know how to represent your club.
Share the sponsors and grants behind your work. Then explore the sponsorship directory for funding, parts, software and technical support for your next project.
Find sponsors for your engineering club—from funding and components to software, manufacturing and technical expertise. Use the sponsorship search to filter opportunities by your team’s needs, industry and location. Review eligibility, deadlines and the official application route before reaching out.
Filter by the support, industry and location your project needs.
Explain your project, timeline, what you need and what your team can offer.
Review eligibility and deadlines, then contact the program through its official route.
Your questions, answered.
Make your next move with clarity.
Engineering clubs, project teams and student communities at universities and schools. Students can discover teams by university and campus.
Yes. The club editor includes school-sanctioned and independent options. Recognition is self-reported and must be represented accurately.
Your identity, about section, member roles, projects, meeting information, calendar, joining requirements, policies, sponsors and grants. The optional brand kit includes your club logo, colors and usage instructions.
Public starter club pages are available to explore. Account setup is still in progress, so signup, club-editor saves and publishing are not yet live. The editor and optional brand-kit fields are prepared for that connection.
No. Sponsors set their own eligibility, selection and award terms. Always check the official program information.
Bring your people. Tell your story. Make a home for your club.