Established in 1885,The University of Toronto Engineering Society is the student government for all full and part-time students in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto.
The Society, also known as Skule™ and EngSoc, provides services, funding, and countless extracurricular opportunities to over 5000 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada's oldest and largest engineering school.
Engsoc.skule.ca is the online home of the Engineering Society, and contains the all the information needed to help you get the most out of Skule life. Welcome!
Membership
Are you a full- or part-time undergraduate engineer? If so, you're a Member of the Engineering Society. You pay annual membership dues that support the many activities and clubs at Skule, and entitles you to full, fair use of all the services the Society offers.
The best part of being a member is participating in Skule Life! The Engineering Society supports over 80 Affiliated Clubs; intramural athletics of all kinds in partnership with the Engineering Athletics Association (EAA) and other teams, and countless student groups, initiatives and projects. Skule has something for everyone—in fact, many students find five or ten things they like, and have a hard time choosing!
Visit the clubs list to get started, or find out how to get involved in EngSoc.
This Website
You are visiting engsoc.skule.ca, the online home of the Society. Here you will find information about core Skule people and activities, including the members who make up the Engineering Society Council; our constitution, bylaws and other documents; services provided for members, and our fully-packed events calendar.
However, engsoc.skule.ca is only the tip of a very, very large iceberg. We host (for free) websites for most directors, Discipline Clubs and Affiliated Clubs. These have addresses like example.skule.ca and are packed with detailed information on many topics. To find them, please browse the list of directors, the list of clubs, visit one of the Vice-Presidential portals, or choose at random from the master list of Skule websites.
More Information
For more information about the Engineering Society, look at
- a brief history of the Society.
- some frequently asked questions.