University of Waterloo
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Phone: 519-888-4567 ext.32600
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Contact the Department of Systems Design Engineering
If you are interested in pursuing graduate studies you can request information by filling out a form.
Students will work with a faculty supervisor throughout their degree. Find the right supervisor.
The Faculty of Engineering is offering scholarships and fellowships for Canadian and Permanent Resident students.
This section has all the information about how to apply to the Systems Design Engineering graduate programs.
The Department and Graduate Studies web sites provide information designed to help applicants determine their eligibility for admission.
Regrettably, we can neither consider nor assess prospective students for admission (including offering any opinion on eligibility) without a completed application package; therefore, we look forward to receiving your online application with its supporting documentation.
There are many factors taken into consideration for admission to our graduate programs:
Exceptional MASc applicants may be considered for direct-entry to the PhD program from a bachelor’s program. Applicants interested in being considered for a direct-entry PhD should include a statement to that effect in their Supplementary Information Form (SIF). Applicants who will be considered for direct-entry to the PhD program will be contacted by a representative from the Department within two months of the application deadline.
University of Waterloo
Engineering 5 (E5), 6th Floor
Phone: 519-888-4567 ext.32600
Staff and Faculty Directory
Contact the Department of Systems Design Engineering
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