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IEEE ENSI Student Branch connects students to a global network of professionals, resources, and opportunities in engineering, computing, and technology.
The numbers behind our story
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Active Members
Engineering students engaged across our chapters and affinity group
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Events Per Year
Workshops, hackathons, and competitions held throughout the year
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Awards & Recognitions
Recognitions that celebrate our members' hard work across Tunisia and Region 8.
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Technical Chapters & AG
Specialized communities driving innovation across different tech domains
Explore Our Student Branch
The IEEE ENSI Student Branch is a vibrant community of engineering and computer science students at the National School of Computer Science (ENSI) in Tunisia. Founded in October 2011, the branch was created to sharpen members' skills, unlock their creativity, and build self-confidence through hands-on technical experience. Today, IEEE ENSI SB brings together 120+ active members, mostly from the engineering cycle, organized across two poles (Sponsoring and Media) and three technical chapters plus an affinity group covering Computational Intelligence, Computer Science, Industry Applications, and Women in Engineering. As part of IEEE Region 8 (Europe, Middle East & Africa), the branch connects its members to a global network of professionals while running a full calendar of workshops, hackathons, and competitions each year.
Where We Belong
From our roots at ENSI to a global community of innovators: discover the layers of connection that shape our journey.
ENSI
The National School of Computer Science (ENSI) is a leading Tunisian engineering school specializing in computer science and based on the Manouba University Campus. Its academic environment promotes technical excellence and innovation, preparing students for real-world projects, competitions, and community initiatives.
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IEEE Tunisia Section
Founded in 2008, IEEE Tunisia Section promotes IEEE initiatives across Tunisia through educational programs, networking opportunities, and technology activities. It supports student branches, special interest groups, and student awards while connecting IEEE members across engineering schools, faculties, and universities.
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IEEE Region 8
IEEE Region 8 is the third largest IEEE region, covering Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It includes 56 sections, over 220 student branches, and more than 1,000 student branch chapters. The region brings together IEEE members, volunteers, and students through technical and educational activities.
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IEEE Global
IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization, dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Its members contribute to innovation through research, publications, conferences, standards, and educational activities, making IEEE a trusted global voice in engineering, computing, and technology.
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The organizations that help us bring workshops, congresses, and competitions to life.
Meet The Executive Board
Meet our dedicated executive committee who work tirelessly to create impactful experiences for our members.
Our Chapters & Affinity Group
Explore our specialized chapters and affinity groups focused on different domains of engineering and technology.
Computational Intelligence Society
Promoting the theory, design, application, and development of biologically and linguistically motivated computational paradigms.
Computer Society
Leading the advancement of computer science and engineering through cutting-edge research, innovative projects, and collaborative learning experiences.
Industry Applications Society
Advancing the theory and practice of electrical and electronic engineering in the development, design, manufacture, and application of electrical systems.
Women in Engineering
Inspiring and supporting women in engineering through mentorship programs, professional development, and advocacy for diversity in STEM fields.
Alumni Success Stories
Discover how IEEE ENSI Student Branch has shaped the careers of our alumni and continues to inspire the next generation of innovators.
Some people are born into wonderful families. Others have to find or create them. Being a member of a family is a priceless membership that we pay nothing for but love.
SEBAI Ghaissen, IEEE ENSI Chair 2023
Have questions or want to join?
Get in touch with our team.
Email:
ieee.sb@ensi-uma.tnPhone:
+216 92 564 204
Location:
National School of Computer Science,Manouba University