Events

Join Waterloo's immigration consultants to learn about working in Canada as an international student. We will discuss Canadian regulations for working on-campus and off-campus during study terms, scheduled breaks, co-op work terms, and temporary work policies.

Well, not anything!  But if you have an immigration question that you'd like to ask one of Waterloo's immigration consultants and learn a bit about a highlighted immigration topic, please join us!  Every "Ask Me Anything" session will focus on a specific immigration topic for the first 20 minutes.  The remaining 20 minutes will be available for a question and answer period. Your question doesn't have to be about the main topic: as long as it is related to immigration.

Are you an international student who will be completing your program soon? Are you hoping to remain in Canada and work full-time? Join Waterloo's immigration consultants to learn what options are available to you.

In community and supported by a chef, students will develop food literacy though cooking tasty, nutritious, culturally specific meals on a budget. Come join us to learn about meal prepping, importance of nutrition while studying, grocery shopping tips, and safe food storage techniques. 

Ask one of Waterloo's immigration consultants and learn a bit about a specific immigration topic. This session will focus on maintaining full-time enrolment and how this impacts your immigration status.

Join this mixer for a chance to meet fellow students, enjoy food, and play a variety of board games. It’s a perfect opportunity to build connections, share experiences, and unwind in a relaxed atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us in celebrating love and affection in this special "Passport to Friendship” edition.

All international students are invited to attend this speed-friending event, where you’ll have the opportunity to “travel” around the room making new friends.

Looking for a fun way to relax and unwind while tapping into your creative side? Join the International Peer Community (IPC) for our February "DIY with IPC" event! 

In community and supported by a chef, students will develop food literacy though cooking tasty, nutritious, culturally specific meals on a budget. Come join us to learn about meal prepping, importance of nutrition while studying, grocery shopping tips, and safe food storage techniques. 

Join the IPC enf of term event to wrap up your winter term! More details coming soon.