The Future is Ours
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6100+
Students
9
Disciplines
50+
Student Groups
28
Board Members
About the Society
The Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society represents over 6100 full-time undergraduate Engineering students at Toronto Metropolitan University. Founded in 1988, MUES is a student-run organization that aims to provide quality co-curricular programming throughout the year. MUES hosts various events throughout the year – these include events designed to assist you in an academic capacity, athletic or social events, events to raise awareness for charitable causes, and events that focus on career preparedness. We support our membership from Orientation Week all the way through to the Iron Ring Ceremony and graduation.
MUES also provides support to the 50+ student organizations that exist at Metropolitan Engineering – these include design teams, chapter organizations, course unions and interest groups.
MUES is a member of the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) and the Engineering Student Societies’ Council of Ontario (ESSCO)
Career and Academic Services
Networking Nights, Lunch and Learns, Professional Industry Nights, as well as Alumni Meetings are all available to MUES members. Additionally, MUES offers over 75 different tutorials to aid in academic success.
Conferences and External Relations
MUES will help fund many different conferences and workshops through our various member societies. Visit the Opportunities Tab for more information.
Merchandise and Printing
We offer the cheapest printing on campus in our office (KHE123). We also sell various engineering-themed merchandise including the famous metEng sticker and patch.
Communication and Publications
MUES keeps you in the know about all things Metropolitan Engineering. Follow us on our social media and stay tuned to find new opportunities to learn, grow your skills set and socialize.
Student Life and Mental Health
There is always an amazing event going on. Whether it be spirit related, like our Bug Push, or a time to relax and spend time with friends, there's something for everyone. Throughout the year our events vary in energy level so check them all out.
Finance and Budgeting
All our student groups receiving funding from our society. Additionally, we process and control the financing for each group. MUES has setup financial aid as well, visit Resources to find out more.
Upcoming Events
University Resources
Consent Comes First provides TMU students with support to students affected by various forms of violence in order to create a welcoming and safe environment for all students embarking on their academic journey.
The Medical Centre, located in 181 Kerr Hall West, offers various health services to current TMU students, faculty, and staff in order to account for and respond to the physical well-being of the student body.
Community Wellbeing is a department at TMU which works to address the needs of students and issues impacting the wellbeing of students across campus by tackling issues over time which cannot be handled by a single department.
The Student Experience Centre is a Faculty of Arts led team who work to provide Faculty of Arts students support and guidance in engaging, connecting, and goal setting with their department and further on in order to help them navigate through and past their Undergraduate experience.
The Centre for Student Development and Counselling allows students to book one-on-one sessions with educated and experienced professionals in order to provide a space where students can thrive, grow, and excel.
TMU Test Centre, including the Accommodated Test Centre (ATC) and Make Up Test Centre (MUTC), provides administrative guidance and support to students in order to aid in demonstrating their learning.
The Student Resources Database encompasses and outlines various resources that TMU students have available to them which may aid in their academic, mental, or professional success in the future.
Academic Accommodation Support (AAS) serves as the accessibility services office which works to create inclusive and inviting learning environments for TMU students.
For additional University Resources, please refer to our Resources Database page for a full list…
Governing Documents
This document establishes the association of students enrolled in all undergraduate engineering programs at Toronto Metropolitan University.
This document establishes the principles and standard practices followed by the MUES organization.
Traditional Land Acknowledgement
Toronto is in the “Dish With One Spoon” territory. The Dish With One Spoon is a treaty between the Anishinaabe, Mississaugas and Haudenosaunee that bound them to share the territory and protect the land. Subsequent Indigenous Nations and Peoples, Europeans and all newcomers have been invited into this treaty in the spirit of peace, friendship and respect
As members of the engineering community, our role is of utmost importance in protecting the land and ensuring the safety and prosperity of all who share it with us, plants, animals, and fellow humans alike. Taking on this immense responsibility calls for drawing from indigenous knowledge, and having an in-depth understanding of the persistent effects of colonialism and genocide on engineering practices. Start your learning by familiarizing yourself with the diverse nations and aboriginal languages across Canada, as well as the treaties in effect.
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