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Study the math in Canada for partnerships #1 with employers of the laws of nature of grads are employed Discover the mathematical and theoretical underpinnings of the laws of nature, such as 96.6% within 2 years the foundations of quantum with its applications in nanotechnology, the structure of and , and . Learn from researchers associated with the Institute for Quantum Computing, the Waterloo Institute for

Nanotechnology, and the nearby Perimeter Institute for , as well as fellows NICK of the world-renowned Fields Institute for Research in the Mathematical . MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS, CO-OP NICK’S FAVOURITE COURSES › AMATH 251 Introduction to Differential Equations: This course involves three key parts WHY MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS? of applied -- theoretical and computational analysis of differential equations, I chose to study mathematical as well as modelling applications in and engineering. physics because it’s the perfect › AMATH 271 Introduction to Theoretical Mechanics: This course covers the mechanics of balance between applied math particles from a mathematical perspective, including projectiles with air resistance, oscillations, and theoretical physics. You learn gravity and orbits of planets and comets. This course also presents an introduction to Einstein’s so much about applied math that theory of , which describes the unusual behaviour of particles moving at can be useful in so many different speeds close to the speed of . fields, while the theoretical physics › AMATH 361 : If you’ve ever wondered why the ketchup won’t come aspect paints a deeper, more out of the bottle unless you tap the bottom, this course is for you. It covers the analysis of satisfying picture of how everything stress and strain, and derives the basic equations (conservation laws) that govern solid motion, around you works. fluid flow and materials that have both fluid and solid characteristics (viscoelastic materials). › PHYS 234 Quantum Physics 1 : This course complements Quantum Theory 1 (AMATH 373) with an introduction to formalism of quantum physics and to operators. You learn about quantization, the uncertainty principle, and bound states in square wells. › PHYS 363 Intermediate : This course covers non-inertial frames of reference, of variations, coupled oscillations and normal modes, and Hamiltonian dynamics.

uwaterloo.ca/applied-mathematics/research-areas/mathematical-physics WATERLOO IS A Nick’s extracurriculars include playing in an intramural men’s GLOBAL LEADER soccer league. IN CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES CO-OP STUDENTS AT WORK Each Spring term, the Department of organizes an active Co-op bridges the gap between the undergraduate research program supported by NSERC Undergraduate Summer classroom and the real world. Find Research Awards (USRAs). There are also research awards available if you’re an opportunities to connect classroom international student. theory with applications in a wide range of employment settings. During Mathematical Physics faculty members are active in a number of research areas your co-op work terms, you will including quantum , nanotechnology, quantum gravity, assume various job responsibilities, cosmology, , and . In addition, you can pursue pick up new work-related skills, summer research opportunities with the Perimeter Institute. and earn competitive salaries. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS TYPICAL CO-OP POSITIONS In the Mathematical Physics program, you’ll develop a very strong understanding › Physics Technician, Grand River of a wide range of mathematical disciplines and then learn how to apply these to Hospital, Nick’s third work term a variety of physical problems. You could embark on an exciting research career in › Analytics Research Assistant, fields such as cosmology, relativistic , quantum computing, Department of Defense, , or atmospheric science and pursue graduate studies at Nick’s fourth work term Waterloo or top international schools. A training in mathematical physics opens › Engineering Development Student, many doors – you’ll be well-prepared for graduate studies not only in physics and Bruce Power Inc., Kincardine applied mathematics, but even engineering. › Design Engineer – Assurance, There are also many career opportunities outside academia for you including Avvasi Inc., Waterloo emerging industrial fields such as quantum computing and nanotechnology. › Defence , DRDC, Ottawa › Quality Assurance Specialist, GRADS AT WORK Maplesoft, Waterloo › Chief Software Modeller, RPM Technologies, Toronto › Radiation Effects Modelling Research › Technology Development Fellow, Harvard School of Engineering and Assistant, TRIUMF, Vancouver Applied Sciences, Cambridge MA › Research Assistant, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto STUDY AND CO-OP SEQUENCE 1* › Research Assistant, Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, Cambridge › Applications Engineer, Nanometrics – Seismic Monitoring Solutions, Ottawa YR. TERM REGULAR SEQ. 1 1 Fall Study Study › Technical Program Manager, Google, Washington DC Winter Study Study › Analyst, Reactor and Radiation Physics, AMEC NSS, Toronto Spring Off Work › Senior Researcher, IQB Information Technologies, Vancouver 2 Fall Study Study › Technology Development Fellow, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Winter Study Work Sciences, Cambridge MA Spring Off Study

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