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Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs is excited to announce the 2025 GRADflix winners!

Graduate students are changing the future.

From transforming cervical cancer diagnoses with nanotechnology to turning food waste into a new bioplastic, Waterloo graduate students are at the forefront of transformative research.

Are you working on research related to cybersecurity and privacy? Submit your paper to CPI and get the chance to present at the inaugural Graduate Student Conference where you will have the chance to share your findings and network with peers, faculty, and industry experts.

On January 16, graduate students gathered in Needles Hall for the highly anticipated kickoff event for the Grad Skill Enhancement Project, a new initiative by Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs designed to help graduate students develop essential academic and professional skills.

Scholarships valued at $5,000 each will be awarded each term to graduate students registered full-time in a doctoral program in any department or Faculty at the University of Waterloo.

Announcing the finalists of the 2025 GRADflix competition. Finalists will have their videos showcased at the 2025 GRADflix showcase at Fed Hall on February 4.

PhD student Aaron Yip is removing microplastics with engineering bacteria.

The Ontario-Ukraine Solidarity Scholarship has been relaunched and four scholarships will be awarded to students registered at Waterloo in the 2024-2025 academic year.

The Centre for Teaching Excellence has launched the Amit & Meena Chakma Award for Exceptional Teaching by a Student (AETS), which is open to all students who have a formal teaching role at the University of Waterloo.

Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs is excited to introduce the Grad Skill Enhancement Project —a flexible, self-paced program designed to help graduate students develop key skills that will support their academic and professional success in career preparation, leadership, communication, and personal effectiveness.