Physical Sciences Student Organizations
A co-ed chemistry fraternity for majors in all fields.
Armenian Engineers and Scientists Association
An organization for anyone interested in Engineering and Science in the Armenian community.
Collaboration in Undergraduate Research Enrichment at UCLA
CURE at UCLA aims to expose, interest, and prepare undergraduate students for an optimized and exciting research experience.
Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences Student Organization
Representing undergraduate and graduate students in EPSS.
An organization that produces a day packed with STEM outreach presentations to thousands of visitors each fall.
Organization of African-American Students Excelling in STEM
Provides academic, professional and personal support and guidance to African-American students in the STEM fields.
Organization for Cultural Diversity in Science
Working to increase visibility and promote student participation at all educational levels in the physical and life sciences through community college outreach events and a quarterly lecture series.
An organization for LGBTQ+ graduate and undergraduate students in STEM-fields at UCLA.
An open platform for undergraduate students in scientific research to exchange knowledge, experience, and ideas relating to their respective field.
Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)
Fostering the success of science students, postdocs and professionals by providing a forum for academic, social and community activities and services.
An academic and social club where students interested in physics or physics-related activities come together to explore new things and have fun.
Social events, workshops, and guest talks for students interested in statistics and data science. Organizers of the annual ASA DataFest — the largest data hackathon on the West Coast.
Informs, empowers, and unites STEM transfer students at UCLA.
Student Members of the American Chemical Society, UCLA Chapter
An on-campus student chapter of the world’s largest scientific society, open to undergrads and grad students of all majors.
Summer Programs for Undergraduate Research (SPUR)
The UCLA Summer Programs for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) offer upper division undergraduate students with outstanding academic potential the opportunity to work closely with faculty mentors on research projects. The programs are designed for students who wish to learn more about the graduate school experience and possibly pursue an academic career in teaching and research. Applications for summer 2018 are due March 31.
UCLA Alumni STEM Networking Night
This annual Student Alumni Association tradition gives undergraduates the opportunity to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics as well as to interact with alumni who graduated with STEM degrees.
Undergraduate Mathematics Student Association
Open to anyone interested in mathematics.
A student-run academic journal funded and supported by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) and UCLA’s Undergraduate Research Center.
United Korean STEM Association
Providing a supportive atmosphere for Korean students at UCLA studying in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
Undergraduate Women in Physical Sciences
Creating a supportive atmosphere for all women in every physical science field.
Women in the Physical Sciences
WPS is an organization that seeks to create a supportive atmosphere for all women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields of study. Its goal is to provide encouragement and guidance to our members through research opportunities, academic related excursions, and social activities.
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How To Thrive in the Sciences at UCLA and Beyond
In 2017, alumni with degrees from the Physical Sciences were welcomed back to campus to share advice and personal experiences with freshmen and first-year transfer students interested in a Physical Sciences major.
The discussion was followed by a lively reception giving students the opportunity to network with the alumni panelists along with faculty and current students.
Click here to view video of the panel discussion and read bios of the panelists.
