Fill out the application form by Saturday, September 13th 2025 at 11:59 PM EST!

MCGILL ROCKET TEAM
McGill Rocket Team

We Build Rockets

Welcome to the home of the MRT.

The McGill Rocket Team poses with their rocket and team banners.

Fostering the Next Generation of Rocketeers

Our diverse team of students designs, manufactures, and launches sounding rockets every year at amateur rocketry competitions to fulfill our mission of fostering the next generation of industry leaders. Working with the team allows our members to apply the engineering knowledge taught at McGill University in real-world applications and helps them build the soft skills essential to their future professional lives. Being a part of the McGill Rocket Team is unforgettable, from the thrills of a rocket launch to the strong friendships forged through shared experiences.

Read about our team

Meet Our Subteams

Read About Our Other Projects

All Posts
Project Thorondor Mk.II (2025)

8/16/2025

The second iteration, new and improved version of our SRAD hybrid rocket.

The thorondor rocket lays on its launch rail, lowered to be horizontal.
Project Thorondor Mk.I (2024)

8/14/2024

Project Thorondor will be the McGill Rocket Team's second ever hybrid engine rocket launch! Its goal is to carry forward the systems engineering successes from last year's project, perfect the elements that are being reused from last year, and develop new systems that can be used aboard future projects.

The Porthos rocket on its launch rail.
Project Porthos (2023)

8/1/2023

Project Porthos is the McGill Rocket Team’s second-generation 10K rocket flying a fully student-researched and developed (SRAD) engine.

An orbital cube sattelite being deployed in space.

Meet Our New Orbital CubeSat (OCS) Division

The McGill Rocket Team is starting its CubeSat division as a continuation of its Orbital CubeSat R&D project! We're diving into space missions by developing our own nanosatellite and ground station.

This new division operates separately from the rocket division, but members will work closely to share knowledge. New members can join any of our six rocket subteams or any of the five OCS projects!

Learn More

Thank You to Our Sponsors!