Training the Next Generation of Scientists
Science at Waterloo is a global leader in research that pushes the boundaries of knowledge and imagination. From black holes and quantum computing, to ensuring the health of our great lakes, or creating new materials, medications and vision care, our research leads to disruptive innovations that will ensure a healthy and sustainable future.
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News
Meet the exceptional women of Science
March 8 is International Women’s Day. This year’s theme, Accelerate Action, calls for increased momentum and urgency in addressing the systemic barriers and biases that women face, in both their personal and professional lives. Meet some of the exceptional women in Science who are helping to #AccelerateAction for gender equality.
Beyond Borders: Field School in Ghana
Take part in an exciting hands-on learning opportunity this summer in Ghana through Waterloo International’s Beyond Borders program, in collaboration with the Faculties of Environment and Science.
Bridging the quantum gap
As a world-leading expert in quantum and artificial intelligence, University of Waterloo Science alum Dr. Roger Melko, BSc ’00 (Physics), MSc ’01 (Physics), and now professor in Waterloo's Department of Physics, consistently draws inspiration from recent technological revolutions and applies them to his innovative work in quantum science.
Events
Class of 2025: Grad Class Send Off
A send off celebration for the graduating Faculty of Science Class of 2025
Science in the City - Quantum
Come join us to celebrate the Year of Quantum by engaging with leading experts who share what’s next in quantum science!
This free event takes place at the Schooner Street Brewery. Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Please register!
Pursuits in Applied and Theoretical Science Symposium
The Science Graduate Student Association (SGSA) is thrilled to present the Pursuits in Applied and Theoretical (PATH) Science Symposium, a Faculty-wide event in collaboration with the Applied Mathematics department. This marks the first year of an exciting new tradition, bringing together science students and researchers from across campus to showcase and celebrate cutting-edge research.
Support the future of Science
Your support enables the Faculty of Science to empower the next generation of scientists; unleashing potential for discovery, innovation and ground-breaking scientific research. Together we will inspire our students to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges. Consider making a gift today or explore the Faculty of Science’s priority funds to support the areas that matter most.