March Open House registration

Students in winter coats walk along path at a University of Waterloo open house

Join us for March Open House on Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Spend the day or pop in for the sessions you'd like to attend. Check out the open house schedule to plan your visit!

Highlights

  • Attend academic information sessions and sample lectures.
  • Learn about your program by chatting with professors and students.
  • Take a student-led campus tour.
  • Visit our residences.

Sessions held elsewhere

Once you register, we'll email you further details. We'll also send a reminder a few days before the open house if you opt in for our emails.

Questions?

Contact our Visitors Centre at askus@uwaterloo.ca or 519-888-4567, ext. 43614 and we'd be happy to help.

Registration

Your date of birth is collected to confirm your identity and to match your details with a current or future application to Waterloo, if applicable. This information will be used solely for this purpose.

If you're bringing more than 50 people, please email Darcee Rodgers so we can plan for your arrival.

Which of the following are you interested in learning more about?

Not sure which faculty offers your program of interest? View a list of programs by faculty.

Architecture

March Open House activities will take place at the School of Architecture in Cambridge. If you're planning to attend the open house in Cambridge, registration for those sessions will be available in early February.

Global Business and Digital Arts (GBDA)

Attend a sample lecture and chat with GBDA students on our main campus in Waterloo. You can also visit the Stratford School for tours, student project showcases, and a chance to connect with current students and professors. 

School of Pharmacy

If you're interested in visiting the School of Pharmacy, in addition to registering for March Open House, please also register for School of Pharmacy presentation and tours. Available noon to 4:30 p.m.

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