This page contains links to the resources you will need as you progress through your degree at the University of Waterloo.
Program Guidelines
Administrative Resources
Academic Calendar: The academic calendar contains general information and regulations, academic deadlines and events, and program/course information. It acts as a contractual document between graduate students and the University.
Forms: Find links to various forms you may need throuought your academic career
Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA): Contains information regarding academics, awards and funding, registration and course enrolment, the graduate student experience, professional skil resources, and ways to stay connected.
Academic Support
Centre for Teaching Excellence (CTE): find workshops and events to develop your teaching skills and support for academic job applications.
GSPA Grad Resources: A central hub of professional development resources and programs designed specifically for graduate students.
Grad Advocates: Graduate Advocates are responsible for interacting with graduate students on matters of concern that are directly related to their success in their graduate program.
Library: Support for graduate students including study space booking, borrowing priviliges, teaching resources, and other services.
Writing and Communication Centre: Offers assistance with research papers, article, presentation, and thesis/dissertation writing.
Technical Support
Math Faculty Computing Facility (MFCF): Provides support to students in all departments except Computer Science
Computer Science Computing Facility (CSCF): Provides support to Computer Science Students
Information Systems Technology (IST): Offers student IT services including the IST Knowledge Base, a repository of how-to guides.
Wellness Support
AccessAbility Services: Primary resources for student accommodations for known or unknown disability/condition/illnesses. They will help you create an individualized academic accommodation plan for all components of your academic career.
Campus Wellness: access health and counselling services, wellness resources, news, and events.
Human Rights Equity and Inclusion: Contains information on the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Anti-racism (EDI-R), Sexual Violence Prevention Response Office, and Conflict Management and Human Rights Office.
Math Community Health and Well-being: Support for the health and well-being of math students.
If you have additional questions, please contact the graduate coordinator for your department: