Events

Next Friday, March 21^st, join the link to hear from Kree Govendor from 4-4:50pm and Mendell Murray 5-5:50pm. Learn about their unique fields and ask questions in a Q & A session.

Show your Science Spirit! The first annual Science Day is on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm to celebrate Waterloo Science with our incredible community.

Need a study break? Sunshine Therapy Dogs are here to help you de-stress and reset - stop by, say hi, and leave with a smile!

Ready to step outside the classroom and into the field? Join us for an interactive afternoon at the Conservation Halton Foundation, where you’ll discover how science, planning, and restoration work together to protect our local watersheds and ecosystems.

This is more than just a tour—it’s your chance to connect with professionals, explore real-world environmental solutions, and see how today’s conservation efforts are building a more sustainable future.

This event is for University of Waterloo Students only.

Gain the expertise to advance quantum technologies and launch your career in the quantum industry

Join the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) for an online information session about the Master of Science in Physics (Quantum Technology Specialization) — a course-based master's program designed for those ready to dive into hands-on learning and innovation at the cutting edge of quantum research and applications.

Learn what experiences can be found only at Waterloo Science! Dean Chris Houser will share important information and answer any of your questions.

Open to all Science undergraduate students. Attend this session to learn what each individual academic standing means, as well as what standings results in program changes and which do not. You will also get the chance to learn about calculating and understanding your term, cumulative and faculty average calculation. 

The event is free. 

Session 1 will be held virtually; Session 2 will be held in-person.

Open to all Science undergraduate students. Attend this session to learn what each individual academic standing means, as well as what standings results in program changes and which do not. You will also get the chance to learn about calculating and understanding your term, cumulative and faculty average calculation. 

The event is free. 

Session 1 will be held virtually; Session 2 will be held in-person.

Join us for the 14^th Annual World Wetlands Day Research Symposium at the University of Waterloo. The event will consist of a poster session and reception on the first and second floors, followed by a distinguished lecture by Dr. Sarah Finkelstein in EIT 1015, entitled:

"From Biidasige Park in the Toronto Port Lands to the Winisk River on Ontario’s North Coast: linking paleoenvironmental research and Indigenous knowledge to support wetland conservation in Ontario"

Need a study break? Sunshine Therapy Dogs are here to help you de-stress and reset - stop by, say hi, and leave with a smile and a cookie!

This event is exclusively for Science students. Visits will be 5 minutes per student, we will do our best to accommodate as many students as we can.