CIB Student Chapters are the means by which students, who may become the future leaders of building research and innovation, are able to engage with and be inspired by current leading edge building research world wide, and to appreciate at first hand the value of international exchange and cooperation
For more details on the activities of any of CIB Student Chapters, please click on the relevant link below. Those in bold are ssociated with Full members of CIB.
If any Student Chapter needs to update their list of Committee members or any other information about their Chapter, please notify CIB Programme Manager sina.moradi@cibworld.org.
To confirm interest in establishing a NEW Student Chapter, please click here

ASOCSA-CIB – Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa
Birmingham City University, UK
Curtin University, Australia
Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Faculty of Construction and Environment, China
Huddersfield University, School of Art, Design and Architecture, UK
Hungarian CIB Student Chapter
LSBU – School of the Built Environment and Architecture, UK
Massey University, New Zealand
Nelson Mandela University, South Africa
Newcastle University, Australia
NICMAR University, India
Polytechnic of Milan, Department of Building Environment, Science & Technology, Italy
Purdue University – Department of Building Construction Management, USA
RMIT University, School of Property, Construction & Project Management, Design and Social Context College, Australia
Tsinghua University, School of Civil Engineering, Institute of International Engineering Project Management, China
University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Architecture, China
University of Pretoria, South Africa
University of Salford, School of the Built Environment, UK
University of Wolverhampton, UK
Virginia Tech, Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Western Sydney University, Australia
W040 Heat and moisture transfer in buildings
W080 Prediction of Service Life of Building Materials and Components Student Forum
A CIB Student Chapter may be a local, regional, national or even international organised group of students, provided that those students are enrolled at CIB Member universities and preferably have an identifiable common interest in the work of one or more CIB Commissions* or Priority Themes. Examples of different types of CIB Student Chapters envisaged by the current CIB guidelines include, but are not limited to:

- Chapters with a membership based on one CIB Member university: Full or Associate Membership
- Chapters with a membership based on two or more CIB Member universities in the same country or region, with shared identifiable common interests (as described above) so as to be a regional or national Chapter
- Chapters with an international membership, based on CIB Member universities anywhere in the world, related to a CIB Commission and operating under the responsibility of that Commission.
* In this context a CIB Commission includes a Working Commission or a Task Group.
CIB University Members interested in forming a CIB Student Chapter may make a formal proposal to the CIB Programme Committee. Before doing that it may be helpful to consult Advice to Intending Student Chapters here .
The Guidelines for CIB Student Chapters can be downloaded below:
People looking for ideas for activities of Student Chapters may like to read this report, which presents the results of our survey of Student Chapters in spring 2020.
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