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About the Centre for Knowledge Integration

In the spirit of the innovative history of the University of Waterloo, the Centre for Knowledge Integration provides a home and a context for two distinctive programs.

While one focuses on undergraduate education and the other on high school enrichment, the common thread for both programs is their commitment to integrating knowledge across disciplines. Innovative solutions and groundbreaking research happen where disciplines – and researchers – cross boundaries.

Undergraduate program

The Bachelor of Knowledge Integration is a flexible and challenging transdisciplinary program for creative and diversely talented students who prefer not to choose a major in their first year.

The Knowledge Integration program offers students the opportunity to explore interests on both sides of the traditional arts and science divide, building their program around a core of skills that will equip them to understand and solve complex problems, communicate effectively, and be able to adapt to a changing and complex world.

High school enrichment

Launched in November 2004, Waterloo Unlimited is built upon the cornerstones of transdisciplinarity, intrinsic motivation, community, and self-enrichment. These values provide a framework for an enrichment experience like no other, bringing together students of exceptional promise from across the country throughout the school year.

KI Class of 2012: What are their plans?

We checked in with our trailblazing class: here is what they are doing next.

Seminar series

We have an exciting line up of speakers at the Knowledge Integration seminar series, and they're not just for Knowledge Integration students.

Knowledge Integration eXhibition

Waterloo Unlimited

Waterloo Unlimited: High School Enrichment, the Waterloo Way

News page

Knowledge Integration has been in the news -- read all about it on the Knowledge Integration news page.