Dean of Engineering Office
Carl A. Pollock Hall (CPH) 4301
519-888-4567 ext. 32718
Canada's Largest Engineering School
Ranked among the top 50 engineering schools worldwide, Waterloo Engineering is committed to leading engineering education and research.
We are the largest engineering school in Canada, with more than 9,500 students enrolled in 2016. In 2016/17, external research funding from Canadian and international partners exceeded $64 million, a strong indication of our extensive industry partnerships and the excellence of our engineering research programs.
News
- Oct. 13, 2017Students start their studies with $100K scholarships
Two new students began their studies at Waterloo Engineering this fall backed by prestigious scholarships valued at $100,000 each.
Gwyn Foster and Matthew Reynolds were among 33 young Canadians selected as 2017 Loran Scholars from an initial pool of more than 4,400 applicants.
The Loran Scholars Foundation uses a rigorous selection process that stresses character, commitment to community service and long-term leadership potential.
- Oct. 13, 2017Researchers lead projects awarded $14.6M in funding
Five projects led by researchers at Waterloo Engineering have been awarded a combined total of almost $14.6 million from a federal fund for research infrastructure.
They are among nine University of Waterloo-led projects to receive more than $17 million through the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), which aims to equip researchers and scientists with the best tools and labs.
- Oct. 12, 2017Professor recognized for his contributions to physics
Waterloo Engineering professor Sushanta Mitra has been elected as a fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) for his outstanding contributions to physics.
Events
- Oct. 21, 2017Post-Convocation reception for the Class of 2017
Join us at the Student Life Centre in the Great Hall to celebrate your milestone achievement! The reception starts right after the convocation ceremony.
- Oct. 24, 2017WIN Seminar - "Investigations on some side effects and defect formation during plasma etching of nanostructures using III-V semiconductors"
The Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN) presents a seminar by Professor Jean-Pierre Landesman, from the Engineering Physics Department, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada.
Investigations on some side effects and defect formation during plasma etching of nanostructures using III-V semiconductors
Abstract
- Oct. 24, 2017WISE Public Lecture with Marc Brouillette
ABSTRACT
Research conducted in 2016 examined the Ontario specific challenges of meeting emission reduction objectives and optimizing carbon pricing under Ontario’s Cap and Trade system for the purpose of informing Ontario’s Long-Term Energy Plan (LTEP).
Over forty carbon reducing technologies were evaluated for their emission reduction potential in Ontario, the impact on the need for electrification, and the costs to implement them.