Events

Bridges Lecture - The Harmonograph

The winner will go on to compete in the University of Waterloo 3MT final competition, held on March 31. Come out and cheer on the graduate students.

Bridges Lecture - Mathematics, Music, and Visual Art

Thank you very much for attending March Break Open House 2016!

Please download the slides for the following sessions:

Join us on campus for: 

• Academic sessions - see suggested schedules below 
• Learn about co-op jobs from students in programs you've applied to 
• Get your questions answered from professors, staff, and students at our academic and admissions booth
• Take a student-led tour of the Math Faculty buildings to see where students take classes, study, eat, and hang out. 
• Get insight and tips about how to excel at the Euclid Contest 
• Attend a sample Math and a Computer Science first-year lecture 
• See what life is like at Waterloo

Here are sample schedules of the day's activities

Or download the full schedule of activities for the Faculty of Mathematics (PDF). 

The Centre for Computational Mathematics is hosting a public lecture and reception to celebrate the 10th anniversary.

Everyone welcome! Please register to attend.

Public lecture: Ocean turbulence and global climate variability in the ice-age

Speaker: Professor Dick Peltier, University of Toronto

How I used Math and Software to get into every Fashion House in the world...

Presenting the Art and Science of my Software Business

Math students are cordially invited to attend the Math Faculty - Go Abroad Information Session.

Learn:

• where you can go on exchange
• how to apply using Passport, our new online application tool
• how to make an exchange work with co-op programs

and meet your Faculty Exchange Representatives.

It's a countdown to one of our most exciting years since 1967!

Join us at the 2016 Math Reunion to kick off a year of celebrations! Okay...we know the 50th Anniversary of the Faculty of Mathematics doesn't start until January 1st, but what a great way to get things going.

The department of Computational Mathematics is hosting an Alumni Career Panel^.

Our panelists include professionals from Magnet Forensics, Sortable, Claronav, Open Text and the University of Waterloo.

These five successful Alumni will talk about the following:

• What they are doing?
• What they did?