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ENSOC

ENSOC, short for Engineering Society and formally the University of Canterbury Engineering Society Inc., is a faculty-based student society at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand founded in 1897. The Society was established as a medium for scholars to discuss relevant engineering issues and to fraternise.

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Founded
19 May 1897
Industry
Engineering Society
Headquarters
Christchurch, New Zealand
Members
2,500+
Type
Incorporated Society

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ENSOC

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples60
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
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ENSOC

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related to Industry-related activities · 16
ENSOC → College, E3, Engineering, ENSOC Engineering Expo, Firms, IPENZ, IPENZ Canterbury Branch, IPENZ Canterbury Branch Committee, NZ, School, SENZ, Since, Student Engineers, The, The ENSOC Chairman, These
related to Academic activities · 14
ENSOC → College, Department, Engineering Faculty, ENSOC Committee, Faculty, Head, Honorary Life Member, Intermediate Mentoring, Society, Student Representation, Templin, The, The ENSOC Chairman, The Templin Scroll
related to Sporting activities · 8
ENSOC → Canterbury University Engineering College, It, Mines, Otago, Otago University School, Surveying School, The Marlowe Cup, University
related to ENSOC Shop · 6
ENSOC → As, School, Shopkeeper, Society, The, The ENSOC Shop
related to External links · 4
ENSOC → Archived, ENSOC WebsiteENSOC Undie, July, Wayback Machine
related to Objectives · 4
ENSOC → Engineering, School, Society, To
is a · 2
ENSOC → foundation member of this national engineering student body, largest faculty club at the University and welcomes members from all faculties
Founded · 1
ENSOC → 19 May 1897
Headquarters · 1
ENSOC → Christchurch, New Zealand
Industry · 1
ENSOC → Engineering Society

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engineering society canterbury university members student school christchurch college committee shop students also new founded meetings 1897 faculty history activities

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ENSOCFounded19 May 18971.00infobox
ENSOCHeadquartersChristchurch, New Zealand1.00infobox
ENSOCIndustryEngineering Society1.00infobox
ENSOCMembers2,500+1.00infobox
ENSOCTypeIncorporated Society1.00infobox
ENSOCWebsiteensoc.com1.00infobox
ENSOCis alargest faculty club at the University and welcomes members from all faculties0.90text
ENSOCis afoundation member of this national engineering student body0.90text
ENSOCrelated to Academic activitiesIntermediate Mentoring0.60section
ENSOCrelated to Academic activitiesThe0.60section
ENSOCrelated to Academic activitiesENSOC Committee0.60section
ENSOCrelated to Academic activitiesStudent Representation0.60section

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