Design Teams
Design teams at FEAS offer exciting, fun opportunities to apply your knowledge in the real world. They also give you the chance to travel to destinations in Canada and around the globe, meet new people, and compete against other schools.
Want to start your own design team?
To start your own engineering design team, follow the instructions as outlined on the Metropolitan University Engineering Society (MUES) website (external link) . For architecture design teams, contact the Toronto Metropolitan Architecture Student Society (arc.soc) (external link) through their website.
Canadian National Concrete Canoe Team
Members of this multi-disciplinary team design and build a canoe made of concrete, which is put to the test at an annual inter-university competition.
CANSAT
This team focuses on designing, building and launching a CanSat, which is a simulation of a real satellite integrated within a container similar in size to a soft drink can.
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TMU Engineering Concrete Toboggan Team
With an emphasis on creativity and innovation, this team designs and builds a safe, high-performing, sustainable toboggan, which it enters into competition at an annual race.
TMU Aero Design
Formed originally in 1986, this team is all about designing, building and flying radio-controlled aircraft for the Society of Automotive Engineers’ Aero Design Series, a competition held annually in the U.S.
TMU Baja Racing
Members of this team design and build a high-performance off-road vehicle that races at one or two competitions each year.
TMU ChemE Car
Members of this interdisciplinary team design and construct a car powered by a chemical energy source that will safely carry a specified load over a given distance.
Toronto Met Formula Racing
This team, comprised of engineering, graphic design and business students, designs and manufactures a formula-style race car to compete in Formula SAE events around the world.
TMU Helium
With the goal of competing for the Boeing GoFly prize, team members design, manufacture, assemble, and test a half-scale model of a personal flying device.
TMU International Hyperloop Team
By working towards the development of a fully functioning Hyperloop pod, the members of this team hope to help drive revolutionary change within the transportation industry to better interconnect cities within Canada.
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Metropolitan Aerospace and Combustion Hub
Students fascinated by aerospace engineering come together on this team to design, manufacture, test and fly an aerial vehicle.
Toronto MetRobotics (TMR)
A robotics collective that competes all over the world, TMR members have built robots for the Toronto Raptors, Airbus and more.
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TMU Rocketry Club
This multidisciplinary engineering design team builds a rocket designed to reach an altitude of 30,000 feet and shatter the sound barrier.
TMU Steel Bridge Team
Team members have the opportunity to apply their classroom knowledge to a hands-on steel-design project and take it to a competition that is judged by industry professionals.
TMU Supermileage SAE
A competitive team that designs and builds maximally fuel-efficient single passenger vehicles, members gain experience in mechanical, electrical and aerodynamic design, and more.
Official Website (external link, opens in new window)
supermileage@torontomu.ca
TMU Thrill Club
Members of this team design amusement rides and devices, and plan and participate in international competitions. They also contribute to ongoing human factors and safety research.
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TMU Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (RUAV) Team
With the goal of competing in the Unmanned Systems Canada UAS Student Competition, team members build unmanned aerial vehicles that can either be remotely controlled or flown autonomously.
TMU seismosolutions
Seismosolutions is dedicated to challenging students to create innovative, earthquake-resilient structures. Throughout the year, we will design, construct, and test our building models to ensure their safety and structural integrity.