About

CUES (Cambridge University Engineering Society) was founded in 1901 and is today the largest academic society in Cambridge with over 1000 members, most of whom are undergraduate Engineers although the number of postgraduate members is steadily increasing. Membership of CUES is not restricted to members of the engineering department and anyone with an interest in engineering issues is welcomed.

Our aim is to make life in Cambridge as an Engineer more enjoyable by organising a wide range of Events, ranging from Presentations and Visits to Skills and Social events. To see photos of some of our recent events visit our Photo Gallery.
The Society is run by a Committee elected by our members in February each year, and we are fortunate to be asssisted by a group of Sponsors, known as our Board of Advisors, who provide both funding and expertise to help run our many events.
The events that we organise include presentations and visits every 1-2 weeks, end of term social visits to places such as Alton Towers or Go-Karting. We also organise a Placements Fair to help you find a summer job or a future career. The management course held in December every year aims to improve your skills in the area of management and team work, all whilst having a good time of course!

As this year is our 100th Aniversary you can expect to be seeing more of CUES than usual, with bigger and better socials and high profile presentations. Look out for the new website coming soon with online signup for events and a database of jobs with our sponsoring companies!