PhD student Shirley Wang is working on a new mathematical model that can determine a baby’s overall drug exposure when their mother is taking medication.
As a graduate student, you have the right to seek academic accommodations on creed/religious grounds.
On behalf of the University of Waterloo Senate, the Secretariat is pleased to announce the results of the Senate graduate student member elections for the 2025-2026 governance year.
PhD student Amy Tai is working on imaging technology that promises better detection and treatment of breast cancer by more accurately pinpointing cancerous tissue.
The CGPSS is a national survey conducted at approximately 50 Canadian institutions to gather insights on various aspects of graduate student life. Your input will help shape university policies, services, and academic programs.
Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs is excited to announce the 2025 GRADflix winners!
Recognized for their leadership potential, University of Waterloo student Benie Matoka Mabondo and graduate Richard Wu are national finalists for the McCall MacBain Scholarships at McGill.
Graduate students are changing the future.
From transforming cervical cancer diagnoses with nanotechnology to turning food waste into a new bioplastic, Waterloo graduate students are at the forefront of transformative research.
Are you working on research related to cybersecurity and privacy? Submit your paper to CPI and get the chance to present at the inaugural Graduate Student Conference where you will have the chance to share your findings and network with peers, faculty, and industry experts.
On January 16, graduate students gathered in Needles Hall for the highly anticipated kickoff event for the Grad Skill Enhancement Project, a new initiative by Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs designed to help graduate students develop essential academic and professional skills.