Club Directory

The African Students Association (ASA) at Carleton University is a vibrant, inclusive community for African students and anyone passionate about exploring the richness of African cultures. 

The Ahlul-Bayt Students’ Association (ABSA) is a non-profit organization at Carleton University. The heart of the organization revolves around the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad (PBUH) and his pure family. ABSA seeks to preserve their teachings and values and provide students with religious, social and individual necessities to fulfill their religious obligations and academic duties. Our mission encourages cooperation with other clubs to build a healthy environment on campus that is free from prejudice, racism and discrimination.

The Alice Wilson Palaeontology Society (A.W.P.S.) is open to all people at Carleton University with an interest in natural history but emphasizes the inclusion of marginalized people.

We are a social club on campus for individuals interested in animals, the environment, and the plant-based lifestyle.

Anime@Carleton (A@C) is devoted to the exposure of Japanese as well as East Asian animation and media at Carleton, providing a community to connect, discuss, and socialize over such mutual interests and passions.

We aim to help Middle Eastern students find jobs and adapt in Canada as our team members have been here for years.

Armenian Students’ Association Ottawa (ASA Ottawa) aims to unite Carleton students and advance multiculturalism and academic progress by promoting Armenian culture, heritage, and history. Through engaging cultural events and historical presentations, we hope to extend our wonderful culture to our fellow Carleton students. ASA Ottawa is not only for Armenians, and we welcome all students to join the club and take part in our events!

ACAC is an organization that encourages awareness and discussion surrounding Asian Canadian experiences and issues. Asian Canadian experiences and issues may be experiences that are unique or disproportionately affect individuals of Asian ancestry living in Canada. Individuals of Asian ancestry includes all individuals whose ancestors originated from the continent of Asia, and includes indigenous, multi-racial, and Black Asian individuals. The organization shall host educational, social, and cultural events both on and off campus which centre Asian Canadian experiences. ACAC welcomes students and individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of ancestry, who are interested in learning more about Asian Canadian experiences and cultures to its events!

The Azerbaijani Students’ Association (AzSA) is dedicated to promoting unity, diversity, and cultural engagement among both Azerbaijani and non-Azerbaijani students at our educational institutions.  

BITsoc is the academic society for students in the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) program jointly offered by Carleton University and Algonquin College. We are a student-run organization advocating for BIT students, and regularly running fun and academically or professionally relevant events targeted at BIT students, but open to everyone!