Duke Engineers for International Development (DEID)

Duke Engineers for International Development (DEID) is an organization that supports high-impact engineering projects around the world by combining community-driven ideas with student design. DEID partners with under-served communities on cost-efficient and sustainable projects aimed at improving the standard of living of numerous individuals. Students gain real-world experience working on projects in a wide range of engineering disciplines that promote a sense of international responsibility.

Duke Robotics

The Duke Robotics Club is a student-run organization in Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering. Our mission is to provide Duke undergraduate and graduate students a place to pursue their interest in robotics by working on high-impact, large-scale robotics projects and competitions, primarily in the realm of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). These projects allow our talented students to hone their skills and demonstrate the strength of Duke Engineering.

Duke Hyperloop

We are a student-run team that is aiming to design, build, and test our own model of the hyperloop to redefine transportation.

Duke Combat Robotics

Duke Combat Robotics provides students with unique opportunities to dive into hands-on iterative engineering design projects. Combat Robotics allows students to build on their foundation from classroom learning and small personal projects in a fun, collaborative, and innovative environment. Additionally, opportunities exist for internal and external competition, as well as course credit through independent study.

Duke Aviators / Duke Aviation Association

The mission of Duke Aviation Association is to educate Duke students on the process of becoming a private pilot, prepare students for the FAA Private Pilot written exam, and introduce students to various careers in the aviation industry.

Duke Electric Vehicles

We were founded over 10 years ago to compete in the annual Shell Eco-Marathon. Today, our vehicle can drive 8.5 miles on less than one gram of hydrogen. To put that in another perspective, it means being able to drive anywhere on the globe using the energy in a gallon of gas. In 2019, our vehicle, Eta, reached 797 mi/kWh. This is 175 times as efficient of a Tesla. Our home is at Duke University, where our mission is to enable more sustainable transport by inventing future electric vehicle technologies. We're a student run organization that uses creative engineering to engage and inspire progress in electric mobility. Model 3.

Duke AERO

Duke AERO is a developing IREC and Spaceport of America Cup team sending Duke closer to orbit one launch at a time. A collegiate high-powered rocketry group, AERO provides aerospace-focused engineering opportunities in the form of rocket design and fabrication and community/industry networking through guest speakers and corporate outreach initiatives.

Duke Motorsports

Duke University Motorsports provides one of the most hands-on and iterative engineering design project experiences to complement a rigorous engineering undergraduate curriculum. Based out of Duke's Pratt School of Engineering, students work year round to design, build, and test an open wheel formula style race car. The skills developed, both technical and interpersonal, prepare students to be active leaders and problem-solvers. Each year, the team represents Duke Engineering at FSAE Michigan, where universities gather to compete, network, and showcase their hard work.