Events

If you are thinking about graduate school, this is your opportunity to connect with representatives from Canada's top engineering schools! Learn how a graduate degree can move your career forward!

Connect with Canada’s leading engineering schools at the upcoming Canadian Graduate Engineering Consortium (CGEC) Virtual Fair.

The School of Architecture and Co-operative and Experiential Education will be hosting online presentations from employers who are hiring for the Winter 2023 co-op term.

Startup Story with Vena Medical

Do you have questions about co-op?  Need to learn more about how to use WaterlooWorks effectively, prepare for interviews, and understand Rank/Match?  Maybe you want to arrange your own job or figure out how to search for jobs using key words?  Join us for an open Q&A session with Co-op Advisor, Katie Lien, from the Centre for Career Action.  All 2A students are strongly encouraged to attend.

Challenge Yourself - Co-op Abroad - an overview of helpful tips, things to consider before a work term outside of Canada and the incredible value of an international work term. The International Team from Co-op will be coming to your campus.  All 2A students are strongly encouraged to attend. See you then!

Join us for a one-hour online information session to learn more about the MBET program and the unique Waterloo innovation ecosystem, hear alumni success stories, get tips for the admissions process, and ask your questions.

The MBET program is a graduate entrepreneurship master's program that combines interdisciplinary courses with practical experiences in venture creation and commercialization. In MBET, students learn inside and outside the classroom. Networking, practical experience, and hands-on learning with like-minded people in the Waterloo entrepreneurship community complement the core Master's-level courses inside the classroom.

On Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 12:45pm in the Auditorium, Elder In Residence William Woodworth of the Bear Clan, Mohawk, Six Nations of the Grand River. will be speaking on the role and nature of a native Elder based on his experience with Chief Jacob Thomas, perhaps the most important Haudenosaunee Elder of the twentieth century.

The school supports clubs dedicated to every interest and activity under the sun, ranging from hobbies, studies, charities, social movements, religions and more!

Getting involved is a great way to meet people, explore your interests, take a break from academics, and have fun. Join us at lunch on Tuesday, May 16 to learn more about the many opportunities to connect and get involved!

Student Leaders: email carlie.bolton@uwaterloo.caby May 15 to reserve a booth.