08/06/2026
Reflecting on our achievements this past season, we want to extend a massive THANK YOU to our sponsors for believing in QSET’s vision! From team design reviews to competing on the international stage at the University Rover Challenge, our goals would not have been possible without your generous support:
Smith Engineering SOLIDWORKS Edu and Startups Calian Ansys Altium Protocase, Inc. victor &finishing
We’re incredibly grateful for these partnerships, and looking forward to reaching even higher together this upcoming year! 🙌
Are you interested in supporting Queen’s Space Engineering Team? Reach out to us via DM or email [email protected] (link in bio) to partner with QSET for the 2026/2027 season! 📩
07/04/2026
Rover Lead Positions are now posted on Breezy! DM us for the application link 🔗🧑🚀
Swipe right to see a brief description and overview of responsibilities that is expected for each position, as well as a representative photo from URC 2026.
GO! APPLY BEFORE JULY 8th, 10 PM WEDNESDAY!
Feel free to DM us if you have any questions. Looking forward to seeing your applications!
09/26/2024
Prepare yourselves!🚀
Space School is an onboarding initiative run by the satellite team. Space School is a yearlong program that has students building a miniature satellite in small teams and at the end of the year, the miniature satellites are launched in a stratospheric balloon.
This program includes weekly labs and workshops as well as presentations by people who have worked in the space industry.
The first meeting is this Thursday from 7:00-8:30pm in the QSET Room (BMH 115F). No need to sign up!
Space School is open to students of any year and faculty in and outside of engineering. No need to fill in any application, just out on Thursday.
Bring your friends!! There will be pizza!!!
09/25/2024
Prepare yourselves!🚀
Space School is an onboarding initiative run by the satellite team. It is a yearlong program that has students building a miniature satellite in small teams and at the end of the year, the miniature satellites are launched in a stratospheric balloon. This program includes weekly labs and workshops as well as presentations by people who have worked in the space industry.
The first meeting is this Thursday from 7:00-8:30pm in the QSET Room (BMH 115F). No need to sign up. Space School is open to students of any year and faculty in or outside engineering. No need to fill in any application, just come out on Thursday.
Bring your friends!! There will be pizza!!
