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961 McGill, a club at McGill University, is committed to uniting the Lebanese community in Montreal through a variety of events. Our goal is to establish a robust network where McGill students can engage with each other and connect with prominent professionals from diverse fields in Montreal. These events ranging from cultural exchanges to professional networking opportunities and fundraising activities, offer a unique platform for fostering meaningful relationships and contributing significantly to personal and professional growth within the Lebanese diaspora. While our focus is on the Lebanese community, we warmly welcome members from all backgrounds to join us in this enriching experience.

The Black Varsity Association (BVA) is a student-led initiative dedicated to ensuring the well-being and success of all Black student-athletes at McGill University through event planning, community engagement, and the development of diverse programs and opportunities.

We work to ensure that the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion are upheld at McGill University, and hold the McGill Athletics Department accountable by supporting the recommendations made by the McGill Athletics Anti-Black Racism Committee (MAABRC).

Though we are a central point of contact for Black student-athletes, we strongly encourage all interested students, regardless of race or varsity status, to participate in our events!

The Canadian Nursing Students’ Association (CNSA) is the national voice of Canadian nursing students. Our goal is to increase the legal, ethical, professional, and educational aspects which are an integral part of nursing. CNSA is actively dedicated to the positive promotion of nurses and the nursing profession as a whole.

The McGill Francophone Debate Club is a parliamentary debate club that organizes weekly practices and participates in provincial and national tournaments.
Open to all, the club is an inclusive space that brings together participants of all levels, from learning French to bilingual. It is an excellent place to get to know the McGill francophone community better and to improve your speaking skills and critical thinking. Training is offered throughout the year. It is therefore possible to join the club at any time.

No experience required, only your curiosity and good humor!

The McGill Commodities Trading Group introduces students to the world of physical and derivative commodity markets, from energy and metals to agriculture and carbon credits. Our mission is to provide hands-on learning, industry insights, and networking opportunities for those interested in trading, strategy, risk management, and research.

ConnectUs (CU) is a student-led consulting club dedicated to bridging the gap between McGill students and local businesses and nonprofits. By partnering with these organizations, CU offers pro bono consulting support to help tackle real-world challenges, while providing students with hands-on experience, mentorship opportunities, and community-focused networking. With a strong emphasis on experiential case studies, our goal as a club is to combine learning and professional growth by working directly with organizations in need of strategic assistance.

The Club’s mandate shall be to: 2.1.1. Organize discussion forums where people of varying beliefs can meet and exchange views on prescient topics. 2.1.2. Organize talks with interesting speakers to give students the opportunity to engage with experts on a variety of topics. 2.1.3. Provide information about the method of the Socratic dialectic, a powerful framework by which ideas can be discussed and tested using reason.

Enactus McGill is a student-led organization that empowers McGill students to use entrepreneurial action to create meaningful social impact. Through hands-on projects that address real-world challenges, from sustainability to community development, our members apply innovative thinking to drive change both locally and globally. We provide students with the tools, mentorship, and platform to develop socially responsible initiatives while gaining leadership and project management experience. Whether you’re passionate about business, social justice, or simply want to make a difference, Enactus offers a dynamic and collaborative environment to turn ideas into action.

Open to all students, ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) McGill is focused on improving members’ financial literacy skills while exploring how market-based solutions can help mitigate social and climate issues. We are an environmentally oriented business club seeking diverse points of view from all perspectives. Through educational reporting, networking opportunities, and speaker events, our club seeks to promote the emerging sphere of ESG on campus

We’re interested in your financial future, and the future of the planet!

Global China Connection (GCC) is a student-run non-profit organization that helps develop deep and trusting personal relationships between young leaders. GCC network currently consists of more than 60 university chapters around the world, and GCC McGill is one of the leading chapters in Canada. GCC McGill is committed to building a multicultural and interacting community by organizing a variety of activities including delegations of university students, social and professional events, panels, and more. If you want to develop your leadership skills and get to know fellow students, this is the club to join.

The goal of our chapter is to financially support McGill students wishing to attend the HOSA Canada Fall (online) and Spring (in Toronto) Leadership Conferences, where they will compete in a healthcare related event of their choosing. The mission of HOSA Canada is to enable secondary and postsecondary students to become leaders in the healthcare industry by enabling future health professionals to acquire knowledge, skills training, and leadership development through competition!

McGill iGEM is a student-run organization dedicated to bringing forth innovative ideas from the lab to the marketplace, and was started to allow students to experience the entire research cycle from ideation to experimentation to commercialization.
Our mission is simple: we want students at McGill University who are passionate about science and biotechnology to have an opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects that can have an impact on society.

The Junior Hong Kong Canada Business Association is a student association at McGill University that promotes the business collaboration between Canada and Hong Kong and fosters leadership and business skills among students. We are the junior chapter of Hong Kong Canada Business Association (HKCBA), one of the largest bilateral trade associations in Canada.

At Lettuce Club McGill, all members meet once a year and will have 10 minutes to eat an entire head of lettuce. Whoever eats the lettuce the fastest is dubbed the Head of Lettuce and organizes the meeting the following year.

McGill Biomechanics Club innovates medical solutions that help others, by building skills and knowledge through practical experience in biomechanical projects, workshops and events. By combining both practical and social experiences, we aim to teach people more about biomechanics while also helping them to build a social and professional network.

The McGill Debating Union is one of the oldest and top university debating societies in the world. We compete regularly at tournaments across Canada and the US! We’re always welcoming new members, no experience necessary.

McGill Eloquence is a francophone student-run club offering free workshops throughout the academic year to develop public speaking skills. Additionally, an annual competition is held, with professional juries comprising lawyers, teachers, and professors. The club is open to anyone studying at McGill University who is interested in public speaking in French, whether you want to participate or simply watch. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us today on Instagram or via email.

The McGill International Student Network is an orgaMcto Montreal and McGill! Our events allow students to take part in cultural activities, excursions in Quebec, Canada and other countries, as well as meet other fellow international students! We also provide language exchange services and free language classes. All students – both Canadian and international – are welcome to join!

The McGill Leadership Club is a student-run organization dedicated to developing practical, real-world leadership skills through high-impact talks, workshops, and events. The Club focuses on psychology-driven leadership, emotional intelligence, communication, and self-leadership, providing students with actionable tools they can immediately apply in academic, professional, and personal settings. By fostering an inclusive and discussion-based environment, the Club encourages critical thinking, self-reflection, and meaningful peer engagement beyond traditional leadership clichés

McGill’s very own pre-dental student society is a club that welcomes all students interested in dentistry. We share resources, events, shadowing opportunities, and a network of support for pre-dental students.

The McGill Pre-Law Students’ Society (MPLSS) is an organization run by aspiring law students, for aspiring law students. As a Students’ Society of McGill University (É«½ç°É) club, we provide invaluable law-related opportunities and network support for students. The MPLSS also oversees two undergraduate competition teams – the Mock Trial and Moot Court teams – as well as the McGill Undergraduate Law Review Journal.

The McGill Respiratory Wellness Initiative is a student-led organization dedicated to improving respiratory health awareness across the McGill community and the greater Montreal area. We aim to educate students on the causes, risks, symptoms, and treatments of common acute and chronic respiratory illnesses through evidence-based workshops, campaigns, guest speakers, and accessible educational materials. Our group also engages in community outreach, volunteering with local healthcare providers and supporting related health-focused organizations. By empowering students with knowledge and actionable tools, we hope to reduce preventable respiratory complications and foster a healthier, better-informed campus community.

As the McGill Entrepreneurship Society, we believe that anyone can become an entrepreneur with the right support, and that’s exactly what we provide. Guided by our brand mantra, we create opportunities for students to learn, connect, and grow by hosting everything from large-scale conferences to intimate founder dinners. Through these events, students engage directly with Montreal’s entrepreneurial community, gaining practical insights and inspiration. Our mission is to connect students with real-world entrepreneurs, educate them on the realities of building ventures, and empower them to take the entrepreneurial path by democratizing access to entrepreneurship for all McGill students.

Scientista McGill is a student-run chapter of the Scientista Foundation, the largest network of campus women in STEM disciplines in North America. Our group aims to empower women, non-binary, and transgender students in STEM with professional development opportunities. Through career nights, networking evenings, research events, science communication workshops, our year-long mentorship program, and more, we seek to create a strong network to support underrepresented students in their STEM career journeys. Whether you’re looking to go into industry or stay in academia, or whether you’re looking to explore options and grow your skills, Scientista McGill is here to help!

In the past, entering the competitive world of management consulting had been the exclusive privilege of business school graduates. However consulting firms have recently started recruiting Ph.D.s in order to increase their depth of expertise in various specialized industries. In the face of dwindling employment prospects in both academia and industry, management consulting offers an exciting career opportunity for graduate students who wish to apply their analytical and critical thinking skills to achieve a real-world impact. With this in mind, we created the McGill Graduate Management Consulting Association (McGill GMCA). Our goal is to provide exceptional graduate students and post-doctoral trainees with the training and resources necessary to enter and to excel in the competitive world of management consulting. Throughout the year, we will offer a number of events, including consulting firm information sessions, educational training sessions, case workshops led by consultants from Montreal’s top firms, networking opportunities, as well as various opportunities to test and improve your skills in case competitions!

The McGill Students’ Trading Society seeks to promote advanced knowledge of the financial services industry and increase the understanding of financial markets for all its members. The society strives to host engaging events, workshops, and round-table discussions relating to a broad range of economics, finance, and business topics. Through our four pillars – education, engagement, advancement, and inclusivity – we aim to empower our student community and help bridge the gap between education and the field of finance.

The McGill Students’ Actuarial Association (MSAA) is a nascent É«½ç°É student club looking to boost and support aspiring actuaries at McGill. Our club provides a platform for students to connect with each other, share their experiences and knowledge, and explore various opportunities in the field of actuarial science. Our mission is to foster a community of aspiring actuaries and equip them with the resources and skills necessary to succeed in their future careers.

We seek to cultivate a warm, open-minded community of techies dedicated to supporting and encouraging women in computer science.

Within this community, we seek to expand the opportunities of women to explore all aspects of the technological world and to encouraging them to create a positive impact on it.

At The McGill Women in Leadership Students’ Association, we are dedicated to providing students with the information, opportunities, and support network they need to tap into their full potential as professionals, students, and global leaders. We welcome women and non-binary-identifying students from a range of fields to share their accomplishments and experiences. MWIL connects members with extensive opportunities to learn, and ultimately empower them to be critically engaged global leaders. Through a series of diverse speaker series and panels, career building workshops, our annual ‘Trailblazers’ conference, and several community outreach initiatives, members of MWIL have extensive opportunities to learn, bond, and network with mentors and colleagues

McHacks is a student-led group that organizes the largest hackathon at McGill University. Through the annual hackathon held in January, McHacks aims to promote hacker culture and bring together undergraduate and graduate students and provide them with networking opportunities and a chance to compete for exceptional prizes provided by our sponsors. McHacks is associated with Major League Hacking [MLH] and is free for all students who pass the application process. We aim to open doors for students of all ages. Apply to be on our mailing list and look out for our applications in October!

Medical Perspectives (MedSpecs) is a McGill undergraduate organization that maintains a supportive community for students who are curious about medical careers to access information, exchange ideas, and gain experience first-hand.

The Research and Sustainability Network (RSN) seeks to inform and empower students at McGill, bridging the gap between researchers in sustainability and undergraduates interested in research. Through recurring conferences, speaker series, and networking events, we aim to connect like-minded individuals within a cross-faculty network, facilitating collaboration and increasing accessibility to undergraduate research positions.

The Socratic Discussion Club brings together McGill students who are interested in meeting people to discuss ideas, gain knowledge, and take part in thought-provoking events. We are the first and only student organization at McGill University that seeks to bring people of diverse views together to share ideas on various topics, ranging from philosophy to politics to economics and others. Come join us at our weekly discussion circles!

We aim to help fellow McGill Students improve their speaking and presentation while networking with likeminded leaders of tomorrow! Don’t miss out on our ‘S2L’ workshops and events posted on Facebook and Instagram!

SRI is a student-led organization that aims to help undergraduate students become more involved in research through informative seminars, networking events, mentorship programs, and more.

Students Offering Support (SOS) is a national student-led charity made up of a network of student volunteers working through university chapters to coordinate and teach Exam-AID’s (group review sessions prior to midterms/finals for first and second year courses). SOS charges a $20 donation for students to attend our sessions and at the end of each year, all the money raised by an SOS chapter is spent on an educational sustainable development project in a Latin American country. These projects are not only funded by SOS, but they are also planned and built by SOS volunteers through an annual outreach trip. This full-circle experience provides volunteers an experience to see the direct impact they can have on their community as well as in marginalized communities around the world.

Learn more about the mandate and structure of Students Offering Support (SOS) in their .

TWN McGill is a student-led collegiate women’s networking organization that focuses on empowering and connecting ambitious women and non-binary people to each other and to leaders across many industries. TWN is dedicated to providing young, ambitious students with valuable networking opportunities. We are part of a larger organization of over 120 chapters all over North America and now Europe. We hold a variety of events: speaker panels, networking sessions, workshops, but also some relaxing events such as paint and sips, outdoor activities and so on. Joining TWN is a great way to expand your network, gain exposure to different industries, build confidence, find career opportunities, and meet other ambitious people. We also invite you to follow our Instagram if you don’t already, keep an eye out for more interesting events!

Women in International Security (WIIS-pronounced WISE) is Canada’s premier non-governmental organization advancing women’s leadership in the field of international peace and security through research excellence, professional development, mentorship, and networking. WIIS Canada McGill is a chapter of the not-for-profit organization WIIS Canada and an affiliate of WIIS Global. We are a student group aiming to advance gender equality and leadership opportunities for women interested in international peace and security at McGill.

Women in Tech is a student-run club at McGill that aims to encourage more women to get involved in the world of technology. Whether it be through networking events, coding workshops, or company tours, we want to provide all women of varying backgrounds with opportunities and skills to be able to excel in the tech world. Our events are aimed towards encouraging women in all industries to discover how they can use their degrees and skill sets in the vast and exciting world of technology.