This is your opportunity to learn more about the Ontario/Jiangsu (OJS) exchange program. uWaterloo study abroad staff and David Wood from Ontario Universities International will be on-hand to share information and answer your questions about studying in the Jiangsu region
My World Abroad (www.MyWorldAbroad.com) is a comprehensive online guide to the global workplace. Learn how to use this guide to build global career skills, gain practical tips to develop your international credentials, and better understand worldwide job search strategies. It is also an excellent tool for international students to prepare for the Canadian labour market.
Glenn Yonemitsu, CEO of the Canadian Association of Management Consultants, will provide an overview of the management consulting industry, what management consultants do, what firms look for in prospective new hires, and the personality traits necessary for success. Come hear his insights on the benefits and challenges of this stimulating line of work.
Glenn Yonemitsu, CEO of the Canadian Association of Management Consultants, will provide an overview of the management consulting industry, what management consultants do, what firms look for in prospective new hires, and the personality traits necessary for success. Come hear his insights on the benefits and challenges of this stimulating line of work.
Did you know that Ghana was among the New York Times' top five
places to visit in 2013, or that it produces more than 50% of the world’s
cocoa for chocolate production? To learn more facts about the country and culture, join us for the Ghana Country Spotlight.
We live in a unique moment in human history when the age old questions of whether there are other worlds such as our own and whether they support life have been opened to direct scientific investigation. The formation of stars a few hundred million years after the big bang, and the subsequent appearance of planetary systems can be probed by the Hubble and Kepler space telescopes.
Join the Faculty of Engineering in partnership with Waterloo
International for an informative session on exchange opportunities for
Engineering students.
For individuals in Arts, AHS and Environment. Your graduate studies can lead to many satisfying careers outside academia. Learn how to transfer your skills from academic to business and government environments. Plus, discover how to respectfully draw on your network.
The current job market requires an assertive approach to finding work. Increase your chances of success by practising key communication strategies. NOTE: There is a prerequisite for this workshop. Please see chart for details.
Join the Faculty of Science in partnership with Waterloo International for an informative session on exchange opportunities for Engineering students to Germany.
Join the Faculty of Engineering in partnership with Waterloo
International for an informative session on exchange opportunities for
Engineering students to Germany.
Dreaming of going abroad to study or work? Find out how to make your dream a reality and how to make the most of your international experience. Information on the Global Experience Certificate and Beyond Borders program will be included. Information on the Co-op Japan and CANEU programs will be presented during the last 15 minutes of the workshop.
Increase the odds of getting what you want when negotiating salary and other details related to the academic job offer.
- Have your name written on a name card in different languages.
- Come visit the showcase and guess the objects that people have collected from around the world.
An informative session for Environment students interested in
studying abroad.
Hosted by the Faculty of Environment International in partnership with Waterloo International.
Mr. Bob Chodos, The Rev'd Glenda Meakin, and Dr. Timothy Gianotti explore the roots and branches of mysticism from the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim perspectives. This is the first of a two-part series.
Cost is $10 per session, and includes refreshments.
Dr. Francis Cody, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology and Asian Institute, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto presented a guest lecture entitled, "The Light of Knowledge: Literacy Activism, Feminism, and the Social in Southern India".
The Guelph Waterloo Physics Institute welcomes Dr. Herbert Levine of Rice University to present a public lecture titled, "Can physicists help defeat cancer? A story in the making."
For more information please visit uwaterloo.ca/science/events.
Wondering where your Sociology degree could take you after graduation?
The Sociology Society is hosting an alumni event where four UW Sociology graduates will be coming in to speak about where their Sociology degree has led them! This event will provide the opportunity for Sociology students to participate in a comprehensive discussion panel. Students will also have the opportunity to ask questions and network one-on-one.
Panelists:
