Learn why Lindsay Kalbfleisch, MA Recreation and Leisure Studies alumna, chose the University of Waterloo for her graduate program, what her graduate student experience was like, and a little more about her research.
Studying with the best at the graduate level
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies is an internationally renowned leader for over two decades among some 250 North American programs in the discipline. Most recently, Waterloo was placed first in Canada for Hospitality and Leisure Management by the renowned QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) ranking in 2017 and 2018, the two years in which this subject area was assessed.
Innovative approaches to research
Because of the broad spectrum of research interests within the Department, candidates come from a variety of different disciplinary backgrounds including business, geography, kinesiology, health studies, psychology and sociology as well as recreation and leisure studies. You will have an opportunity to interact with faculty members and other students to explore research interests through a variety of lenses and contexts.
