Whether you have your mind set on a few math programs or are still considering your options, we can help. We have a number of ways for you to reach out with your questions and learn about the benefits of a math degree. We're here to help!
Webinars for 2024 Applicants
Preparing for Canadian Senior Math Contest 2023
Enjoy problem-solving? Want to challenge yourself this Fall? Join the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing Professors in a series of online workshops to help you prepare for the CSMC. We will have fun solving problems together and discussing possible solutions. Students who spend their time working on these questions and join us at each session will benefit in a variety of ways. These sessions are aimed at students of Grades 11-12 from all over the world who are interested in participating in the Canadian Senior Math Contest in November 2023. You can register for the CSMC preparation workshops here.
Session Details |
Morning Sessions |
Evening Sessions |
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Session 1 CSMC Part A: Medium difficulty problems |
Wednesday, October 11, 2023 |
Thursday, October 12, 2023 |
Session 2 CSMC Part B: Easier and medium difficulty problems |
Wednesday, October 25, 2023 |
Thursday, October 26, 2023 |
Session 3 CSMC Part A and B: Harder problems |
Wednesday, November 8, 2023 |
Thursday, November 9, 2023 |
*Find session time in your city using the timezone converter tool.
Preparing for Euclid 2024
The Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing at the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Waterloo is offering a series of four 90-minute sessions to help you prepare for the Euclid Contest. These sessions are based on the eight modules given in the Preparation Materials for the CSMC and Euclid Contest. Each session will cover two of these modules. It is expected that you will be familiar with the mathematical content covered in the modules. The focus of these sessions will be on problem-solving strategies and contest questions related to this content. We will have fun solving problems together and discussing possible approaches. We will give some recommended problems to solve on your own after each session. Students who spend their time solving these problems will benefit more from these sessions.
These sessions are aimed at students of grades 11-12 from all over the world who are interested in participating Euclid 2024 math contest scheduled to be held in April 2024. More details to come. You can register for the Euclid preparation workshops here.
Applying to the Faculty of Mathematics for September 2024
Learn about admission requirements, processes, and timelines for Mathematics and Computer Science programs to start your studies in September 2024. We'll also cover contests, scholarships, and more. Not planning to start university in September 2024? No problem! You are still welcome to join us but keep in mind that some details might change before you apply so just make sure to check in again before you complete your application.
Watch the recording of the Applying to the Faculty of Mathematics for the September 2023 webinar here.
International Math Recruiters
Our recruitment specialists are visiting high schools throughout the world to showcase the options available in the Faculty of Mathematics, answer all of your questions, and provide insight into life at UWaterloo. You can contact the recruiter for more information, or connect with a recruiter virtually anytime for more information and country-specific questions.
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Contact us
For more information about our programs, connect with us: mathinfo@uwaterloo.ca.