Bruin Clubs

Registered org

American Society of Civil Engineers

Tech & EngineeringUndergrads & gradsOpen

About

The American Society of Engineers Student Chapter at UCLA (ASCE at UCLA) is a student run organization primarily interested in developing the young engineer with an emphasis in civil engineering. The organization competes in ten major design projects and two community service based project, and programs a wide variety of events including career fairs, professional development workshops, speakers, mentorship opportunities, field trips, intramural sports, and social functions.

ASCE at UCLA consists of student members with a wide variety of backgrounds and academic levels, and often students from outside the major even join the group to take advantage of the many opportunities that ASCE membership can provide. The underlying goal of the student chapter's leadership team is to foster an environment that not only promotes engineering skills and professional development, but also helps to build the foundation for strong and enduring friendships for years to come.

Since being chartered in 1959, UCLA's ASCE Student Chapter has grown into an active student-run organization that strives to promote the professional development of civil engineering students through curriculum-enriching activities.

The club's own words, from UCLA's directory (2025).

How to join

General meetings and workshops are open to everyone. Project teams usually onboard or take applications in weeks 1–3 of fall, sometimes again in winter.

This is the typical process for this kind of club. Their Instagram or email will have the specifics.

Details

Who can join
Undergrads & grads
Type
Registered org
Listed under
Engineering, Career Planning
UCLA registry ID
1771

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