Clubs & Societies

Clubs & Societies

OTSU clubs and societies are student-led groups that foster community and belonging by connecting like-minded individuals with opportunities to pursue passions, learn, and form lasting connections.

Clubs & Societies

Clubs

From anime to accounting, Islam to engineering, and everything in between, the OTSU has a club for everyone! Clubs are student-run groups that provide opportunities to make lifelong connections with like-minded people, pursue personal and professional passions, and contribute to their community!

How to get started

Academic success and an enjoyable, holistic university experience go hand-in-hand, so make the most of your time at Ontario Tech by joining a club, or, if you can't find one you're looking for, START YOUR OWN! Joining a club is your gateway to enriching your time at Ontario Tech, and executive members can put their experience on their Student Experience Record.

  • Discover diverse groups
  • Ignite your passion
  • Grow your community
  • Earn leadership experience
  • Receive official co-curricular recognition
OTSU clubs and societies connect like-minded students with personal and professional opportunities.

OTSU clubs and societies connect like-minded students with personal and professional opportunities.

Societies

Whether you know it or not, you're already a part of your faculty's society. What does that mean? It means that if you're a business major, you're a part of Business and IT Society, or if you're an engineering student, you're in the Engineering Society (FYI, everyone calls them BITsoc (“bɪt-sɑk”) and EngSoc (“ɛndʒ-sɑk”)).

How to get started

Societes hold special events throughout the year that bring their members together for casual meet-and-greets, study sessions, professional development opportunities, mentorship, or just to have a fun evening out. Reach out to your society today to find out what they're doing and how you can get involved.

  • Enhance your experience
  • Find faculty-specific mentors
  • Receive official co-curricular recognition
  • Earn executive experience

FAQ

What's the difference between a Club and a Society?

Who can get involved with Clubs and Societies?

How do I start a Club?

Charitable Donations

Choose a Licensed and Approved Charity

Use Fundraiser Profits Only

Reach Out to the Charity

Confirm Charitable Receipt and Direct Deposit Information

Documentation and Submission

Sending the Funds

Get In Touch

Send your questions or feedback by reaching out to us at otsu@ontariotechu.ca.