University of Alberta

Represents all engineering students at the University of Alberta, and works with its discipline-specific member clubs to provide services to engineering students.

The Institute for Biomolecular Design (IBD) was established in 1998 as a $25.6 million investment in research on the molecular nature of protein structure, function and proteomics. The current focus of the IBD's research activities is Project CyberCell, a multi-institutional, multi-disciplinary, Genome Prairie initiative which aims to quantitatively determine the dynamic and structural nature of cellular processes in E. coli, with the ultimate goal of recreating the living cell computationally.

Provides information on exhibitions, children resources and collections.

Opened in 1908, one of Canada's largest research-intensive universities.

The representative body for all undergraduate students. Includes information on student government, appeal processes and volunteer opportunities.