Student clubs at ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science

The Australian National University (ANU) is leading the way to reimagine a new type of engineering and computer science, with a new minor in Humanitarian Engineering and courses that partner with tech industry and government agencies to put undergraduate and PhD students to work solving real world problems while introducing them to a network of potential employers.

This video introduces some of our clubs and societies focused on engineering and computer science.

While the pandemic has created some obstacles, we've met each new challenge head on. Our students pushed through the most challenging circumstances seen at a university setting in generations, encouraging and inspiring one another, and producing outstanding work from first year students through to our PhD’s. Our academics and staff have taken the opportunity to develop innovative approaches to hybrid education that we will now incorporate into our course offerings going forward.

Our academics are recognized nationally and internationally, receiving awards and named to prestigious lists and making several distinguished contributions in the race to save the planet from the mounting destruction caused by climate change. A team of ANU computer scientists, engineers, and biologists released groundbreaking software that helped the global scientific community fight back against the Coronavirus and its variates.