where student life flourishes
The BDE, which stands for “Bureau des élèves”, is the students’ union elected each year to represent the students. It is the supreme body that maintains fluid communication with the administration through the Dean of Students. The BDE is responsible for community involvement and links between the different cohorts. BDE members facilitate the integration and welcome of new students through a number of engaging and fun activities offered at the start of each academic year. They are also in charge of the team-building weekend, the post-graduation gala evening and any other activity that promotes student life and talent. As part of their mission, they support and coordinate the activities of the clubs they host within their association.
Green ECC is the club dedicated to promoting environmental protection and sustainable development. It works to raise students’ awareness of environmental challenges, encourage the adoption of eco-friendly practices, and promote the responsible management of natural resources and waste.
Through training sessions, awareness campaigns, and partnerships with committed organizations, Green ECC supports students in their commitment to biodiversity conservation, sustainability, and the ecological transition.
Centrale Aéro is the aerospace club of École Centrale Casablanca, bringing together students who are passionate about aviation and space.
The club organizes:
Theoretical and hands-on workshops covering a wide range of topics related to aeronautics and space.
Visits to facilities operated by companies in the aerospace industry.
Events in collaboration with aerospace associations from other engineering schools, as well as international events, particularly in France.
Conferences and talks led by industry professionals.
The club also offers students introductory theoretical training in aviation, as well as flight simulator training in partnership with Morocco Aviation Private Academy (MAPA).
Forum ECC organizes the school’s flagship event, the ECC Corporate Forum, a premier meeting point between future engineers and business leaders.
Organized by engineering students and attended by leading companies, industrial groups, banks, and major industry players, the Forum provides students with valuable opportunities to secure internships, explore career prospects, and build professional networks with potential employers.
The Arts Office (BDA – Bureau des Arts) is the school’s flagship club for artistic expression. It brings the integration weeks to life through creative activities and lively evening events while promoting arts and culture through a variety of recurring artistic initiatives.
The club is also committed to encouraging artistic initiatives and creative endeavors, fostering students’ creativity and showcasing their talents in drawing, music, and singing.
Oratoria is the club dedicated to promoting debate, public speaking, and general knowledge through quizzes and engaging competitions such as “Question pour un Centralien.” The club also plays a cross-disciplinary role by contributing to major school events—including the Humanitarian Caravan, Tech Day, and Centrale MUN—through the organization of cultural quizzes.
Oratoria has further established its reputation by hosting flagship competitions such as the Oratoria Awards and the Public Speaking Competition, co-organized with the School’s Department of Languages.
Centrale Tech is the club dedicated to technology and the digital world. It also serves as a meeting point for students who share a passion for robotics, big data, artificial intelligence, and coding.
Each year, the club organizes a wide range of activities, including Tech Days, hands-on workshops, and local as well as international technology competitions, providing students with opportunities to develop their technical skills, foster innovation, and collaborate on cutting-edge projects.
Affiliated with Rotary International, Rotaract is the humanitarian club of École Centrale Casablanca. Founded in September 2015, it primarily carries out initiatives in the fields of education, community service, and civic engagement through a wide range of campaigns and projects organized throughout the year.
Its flagship initiative is the Annual Humanitarian Campaign, which brings together 50 to 60 volunteers who spend a weekend in rural or remote communities renovating schools, distributing food baskets, and organizing educational and recreational activities for children.
The club also leads numerous community service initiatives, including blood donation drives, academic support workshops for students facing learning difficulties, “Smile Actions” for vulnerable communities, and awareness and prevention campaigns, particularly in support of the fight against breast cancer.
Enactus is the club dedicated to social entrepreneurship, providing students with the opportunity to develop innovative projects that address real societal and environmental challenges.
The club organizes conferences, workshops, and events designed to guide and support its members throughout every stage of their entrepreneurial journey—from identifying community needs and designing impactful solutions to developing fully realized projects. These initiatives prepare students to compete at the Enactus Morocco National Competition, where they showcase their projects and their potential for creating sustainable social impact.
Centrale Quanta brings together students who are passionate about quantum physics and quantum computing. The club aims to demystify quantum physics by making its concepts more accessible and demonstrating its practical applications.
It also seeks to foster learning, collaboration, and innovation by encouraging knowledge sharing, discussions, and projects related to quantum science and technology.
ECC Finance is the club responsible for promoting and coordinating student activities related to finance. It brings together students who aspire to pursue careers in the financial sector while providing them with an environment conducive to exploring the various fields of finance and building a strong foundation in the discipline.
Through its events, workshops, and initiatives, the club helps its members develop knowledge and practical skills in areas such as capital markets, corporate finance, trading, and banking and financial services.
