PhD Accounting
Jillian Adams, a PhD candidate in the School of Accounting and Finance, was recognized with the 2023 Warren Ober Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Graduate Student.
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MA Political Science
Amidst the sea of budding political scientists, Rachel's quest for knowledge during her MA lead her to a transformative placement that reshaped her understanding of the intricate interplay between policy, research, and the complexities of the human experience.
MFA Fine Arts
As an artist with a vibrant practice, Charlie Star expresses her Afro-Caribbean heritage through innovative media and reshaping existing materials. Working primarily with audio and visual collages, Charlie's diverse pieces explore the themes of colonial and imperial resistance found within reggae, ska, rocksteady, dub, and dancehall.
PhD Developmental Psychology
Claudia Sehl has already presented her research at conferences across North America, had her work published in prestigious journals, and won national scholarship competitions.
PhD Sociology
A first-generation student, Karmvir Padda is breaking down barriers in her interdisciplinary PhD studies. Her research on open-source intelligence, online radicalization, and extremism is bringing new insights into the complex issues of the digital age.
MA Classical Studies
A graduate of the Classical Studies MA program, Matt Coleman hopes to work as a professor in the future and cites his experiences at Waterloo as vital in strengthening his academic pursuits.
MA Public Issues Anthropology
For her MA in Public Issues Anthropology, Leah Govia studied an unconventional group of humans: artificial intelligence experts.
MA Public Issues Anthropology
“As archeologists, I believe we can unlock the answers to so many mysteries of human culture and the people who walked this earth before we did,” says Holly Krause, MA graduate in Public Issues Anthropology.
MA Public Issues Anthropology
Dana Thacher researches Sir John Franklin’s doomed 1848 Arctic expedition, looking through bits of wood and metal pieces to determine what the Inuit were looking for and what they were doing with the material they took away.
MA Public Issues Anthropology
With his research, Stefan Jovanovic hopes to foster the relationship between immigrant communities in Toronto, and local Indigenous groups like the Mississaugas and Haudenosaunee.