Club Directory

The Carleton International Relations Society (CIRS) is a non-partisan, student-run academic society at Carleton University that is focused on creating an educational and engaging environment in which students of all faculties can express their passion for international relations. Our goal is to encourage the discussion of international affairs while promoting leadership, communication, and success through meaningful connections. Our most popular activity is our visits to various diplomatic missions here in Ottawa, which have given our members the unique opportunity to learn from foreign dignitaries.

We are club that is dedicated too haring and promoting Italian culture to Carleton students

Promoting the practice of traditional Shotokan Karate for the mind, body, and spirit, while fostering community among participants.

At Carleton, our club is dedicated to Lebanese culture and identity.

CMAS is focused on ensuring you get the most out of your mechanical or aerospace degree here at Carleton. We run many events that are each focused on different aspects of the university life: we have academic events like workshops and speakers to help you with your studies and knowledge base; professional events such as our career networking night for our members to get their names out to the industry and snag a nice job; and, of course, we have the fun events, like catapult building, for our members to hang out and just take a break from courses. Becoming a member also entitles you to a variety of office services and discounts on events and merchandise. If we don’t have something you need, be sure to come to one of our weekly meetings and voice your opinion. We’re always happy to hear your thoughts and grow the society to better suit our members.

We help facilitate student’s knowledge, interest, and networking in the field of military and defence studies.

This club is really different than others in the same category. It is much more casual, and much less competitive and stressful than others. It combines legal knowledge and understanding of our legal processes with fun and excitement. Mock trial involves acting, on the spot thinking as well as a little bit of preparation, research, and collaboration. While other academic competition style clubs are much more centered around individual growth, mock trial is very much a team sport. In this club, you will be a part of a team and you will be working with like minded students, rather than competing against them. That doesn’t mean you won’t get the opportunity to compete though, we will sign up for a few tournaments with different schools!

The goal of the Carleton Moot Team is to enable members in developing their oral advocacy and legal argumentation skills by preparing for and participating in mooting tournaments.

The organization shall work towards making music more accessible to Carleton students by providing a safe space for people to experience music with their peers, despite their level of expertise. This will be done through jam sessions, listening parties, concerts, and much more.