Undergraduate Admissions Webinar Series

Engineering Community

Explore your future in engineering with Waterloo Engineering’s webinar series for prospective undergraduate students. Learn about our programs, admissions process, co-op opportunities, and student experience through practical guidance and firsthand stories from current Waterloo Engineering students.

Which Waterloo Engineering Program is Right for You?
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 7pm EDT
Explore all 15 undergraduate programs in our Faculty of Engineering to discover which program aligns with your interests, strengths, and future goals. Learn about program differences, career pathways, and how to narrow down your options before applying.

Tips for Applying to Waterloo Engineering
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 7pm EDT
Thinking about applying to a Waterloo Engineering program? Join our admissions team for an overview of the application process, including admission requirements, the Admission Information Form (AIF), interview tips, and advice on submitting a strong application.

Co-op and Careers at Waterloo Engineering
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7pm EDT
Get an inside look at the Waterloo Engineering co-op experience, from finding your first job to building industry connections and career-ready skills. Learn how Waterloo's world-renowned co-op program helps students prepare for rewarding careers and adapt to the evolving future of work.


Please note: The Which Waterloo Eng Program is Right for You? webinar will cover all undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Engineering, including Architecture. The Tips for Applying to Waterloo Engineering and Co-op and Careers at Waterloo Engineering webinars are primarily focused on Waterloo's 14 engineering programs. Because Architecture has a separate admissions process and unique program requirements, some information presented in these sessions may not apply to Architecture applicants.

Admissions information shared in these webinars applies to applicants seeking admission for Fall 2027. Please note that admission processes and requirements may change in future years. If you are considering applying for a start date beyond Fall 2027, we encourage you to check back with us in the summer before you apply to confirm the current admissions requirements and policies.

For information about the Architecture admissions process, please visit the School of Architecture website. Questions about Architecture admissions can be directed to arch.admission@uwaterloo.ca.

For questions about Waterloo Engineering admissions, please contact enginfo@uwaterloo.ca.

Register for our undergraduate admissions webinar series

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Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 7pm EDT
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 7pm EDT
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7pm EDT
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Tech & optimization

Hear from students in Software, Computer, Electrical, Management, and Systems Design Engineering as they share how they’re creating smarter, faster, and more connected technologies. Learn how these programs prepare graduates for careers in fields ranging from app development to optimizing global systems, and beyond.

Materials, medicine & innovation

Hear from students in Mechanical, Mechatronics, Chemical, Biomedical, and Nanotechnology Engineering as they share how they’re developing advanced materials and innovative technologies. Learn how these programs prepare graduates for careers in fields ranging from medical innovation to sustainable energy, and beyond.

Environment & infrastructure

Hear from students in Civil, Environmental, Geological, and Architectural Engineering as they explain how they’re addressing sustainability, infrastructure, and community challenges. Learn how these programs equip future engineers to design resilient cities and create meaningful impact worldwide.