Student Organizations

To encourage close contact between our engineering students and practicing professional engineers, and to assist students in establishing their engineering identity, the College of Engineering maintains student chapters of many engineering professional societies. These groups, with the cooperation and support of the faculty and practicing professional engineers, organize and sponsor meetings, guest speakers and field trips of interest to engineering students.

Honor Societies: 
  • Eta Kappa Nu – International Honor Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

  • Pi Tau Sigma – International Honor Society for Mechanical Engineers

  • Omega Chi Epsilon – Chemical Engineering Honor Society 

  • Tau Beta Pi – The Engineering Honor Society (representing the entire engineering profession)

Professional Organizations:  
  • American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 

  • American Institute of Chemical Engineers 

  • American Society of Civil Engineers 

  • American Society of Mechanical Engineers 

  • Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 

  • Institute of Transportation Engineers 

  • National Society of Black Engineers 

  • National Society of Professional Engineers 

  • Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers  

  • Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers 

  • Society of Women Engineers 

Engineering Student Council – A student organization that serves as the liaison between the students and the College administration. The broader professional and social interests of all engineering students are served by the Villanova University Engineering Student Council. Membership in this organization is open to all undergraduate engineering students.

Engineering Support:  

Peers Enhancing Educational Resources for Students (PEERS) - A Villanova Engineering student organization providing peer mentoring to all students, with the emphasis on first-year and transitional students. 

More information on the many student organizations can be found on the engineering website.