ISACA Student Groups (ISGs) connect university students with peers and professionals in the fields of information systems, cybersecurity, IT audit, governance, risk, privacy and more. Whether you're interested in starting an ISG, maintaining an existing group, or finding ways to engage your members, this is your central resource for ISACA Student Group information and support.

Start an ISACA Student Group
1

Review the Requirements

Understand the requirements for official ISACA Student Group recognition.

2

Establish Your Student Group

Work with your university to establish or identify the student organization.

3

Prepare Your Materials

Gather your required information, student leadership information, faculty advisor information, and bylaws.

4

Submit Your Application

Complete the ISACA Student Group online application.

5

Receive Recognition

Once your application is reviewed and approved, your Student Group will officially become part of the ISACA community and receive a certificate of recognition and a custom ISACA Student Group logo.

For Existing ISACA Student Groups

Use these resources to keep your group active, engaged and connected.

Reporting & Annual Recognition Renewal

Keep your ISACA Student Group active by completing the annual update form and ensuring your Faculty Advisor, Student President, and group information are up to date.

Access the ISG Toolkit

COMING SOON: Access resources and tools to help you recruit members, plan meaningful events, and build engagement.

ISACA Student Group Resources

Explore the guidance, training, peer community, mentorship program and more to maximize your potential and pave the way to long-term career success.

 

ISG Best Practices: A practical guide to proven strategies for ISG leadership, membership engagement, programming, chapter collaboration, and long-term success.

 

ISACA Student Hub: Find events, programs, competitions, scholarships and other opportunities to share with your members.

 

ISACA Student Brochure: An overview of ISACA Student Membership, including its benefits, career resources, credentials, and networking opportunities.

Get Help

Have questions or need assistance? Contact studentgroups@isaca.org for support.

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