Being in the Faculty of Science isn’t just about academics. We are a community that supports and nurtures talented, innovative, and confident scientists that are ready to revolutionize the world.
Hear from Faculty of Science students
Shining a light on dark matter
Learn about Khurshid, an international student from Uzbekistan, and his experience on his co-op work term at SNOLAB, Canada’s world-class underground science facility.
Labs – your next-level playground
Put on your goggles and lab coat and join current students as they tell you all about labs and the differences between them.
Your Science community at Waterloo
See how incredible and inviting our Science community truly is. Some of our current students have shared their experiences – here’s what they had to say.
A day in the life of a Science student
The Faculty of Science is one of the largest faculties on campus, but it doesn't feel that way. From the moment you step onto the campus, you're integrated into a community of scientists.
Discover what the first year is like in Science
Dive into the world of the Faculty of Science! Find out what it's like to be a student at Waterloo and learn about different experiences.
Contact a current student
Want to learn about life in the Faculty of Science? Current students are here for you to share their experiences.
Clubs and societies
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Stay connected to our community by following @WaterlooSci on Instagram.
Learn more about the Faculty of Science
The Faculty of Science is a world leader in research, education, and beyond the lab experiences.
From the Missing Manual
Visit our Missing Manual website for tips and advice from Waterloo students and staff. Topics include
Grab your goggles: Science Orientation is coming
Orientation is your opportunity to discover the University campus, meet life-long friends, become a Waterloo Warrior, and have the time of your life — all before you enter a classroom!
Time management secrets for science students
Jocelyn has to balance classes, labs, assignments, exams, social life, and is a varsity swimmer. Find out how she managed her time properly in this tell-all article.
Your Science community at Waterloo
In the study of science, a community is defined as an interacting collection of species in a common location. Here’s what some of our current students has to say about their experiences.