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INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS 2021 UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO #BEYONDIDEAS This page has been intentionaly left blank. BEYOND B | UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO IDEASEXCLUSIVE ONLINE CONTENT When you see this box, it means there’s more to the Life at an story. Go to our student tips and stories site to access bonus content, including intersection. videos, interviews, and how-to guides. uwaterloo.ca/beyond-ideas Waterloo is a place of opportunity. It’s where you’ll leave behind what’s familiar and step into a world of possibilities. Who you are, what you want, where you’ll go, and how you can impact the world are yours to discover. TABLE OF CONTENTS RANKINGS 2 At Canada’s most innovative university, you’ll be THE CITY 4 encouraged to take risks and challenge the status CO-OP AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING 6 quo, to pursue an idea and disrupt industries. CAREER SUCCESS 8 Whether you launch your own company, write RESIDENCE LIFE 10 a best-selling book, or test drive a new career STUDENT EXPERIENCE 12 in co-op, we want you to go Beyond Ideas. BUSINESS AT WATERLOO 18 WATERLOO FACULTIES 20 PROGRAM DETAILS 32 Where will you go from here? ADMISSION CHARTS 40 HOW TO APPLY 46 FINANCES 47 CAMPUS MAP 48 | 1BEYOND IDEAS CANADA’S MOST INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITY Discover limitless potential. For more than 60 years, we’ve been challenging conventions and turning WATER, heads. We took innovation beyond a buzzword and made it our identity. WATER, We set the bar for co-op in Canada because we saw a need for experienced, WATER! university-educated graduates. We encourage dreamers and entrepreneurs because we believe that cultivating creativity is key to global progress. We value diversity LOO, and inclusivity because we know we’re better, brighter, and stronger together. LOO, Some people call that innovative, but that’s just who we are. LOO! Be yourself, work hard, and reap the rewards. We’ll do the same. uwaterloo.ca/future/rankings 2 | UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO in Canada for efforts that advance implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals #2 (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings, 2020) Prize in Physics for 2018, awarded NOBEL to professor Donna Strickland CANADA’S best overall university in Canada (Maclean’s #2 Reputational Survey of Universities 2020) in Canada for producing venture- capitalist-backed entrepreneurs #1 (PitchBook Universities Report, 2018-2019) among comprehensive universities for MOST INNOV ATIVE experiential learning (Maclean’s Ranking #1 for 28 consecutive years of Comprehensive Universities, 2020) (Maclean’s University Ranking) in Canada for employer-student connections #1 (QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020) comprehensive research university undergraduate students: 48% women, UNIVERSITY #1 in Canada (Research Infosource, 2019) 33,322 20% international students (Fall 2019) Campus Wellness in Canada for graduate employability 120 staff to support you #2 (QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020) universities in the world to lead the UN Women’s HeForShe varsity sports IMPACT 10x10x10 initiative to equip women for success teams to cheer on 32 1 of 10 and leadership in traditionally male-dominated fields student student retention rate 211 clubs 93.6% (Waterloo Performance Indicators) intellectual property policy means “CREATOR-OWNED” your great ideas belong to you | 3 | 3RANKINGS CITY OF DREAMERS Prepare to be charmed. The city of Waterloo gives you the perks of a big city – transportation, culture, and nightlife – with the charm and familiarity of a small town. Plus, you and your friends are only a short bus ride to Toronto, Canada’s entertainment hub and home to some of our largest co-op employers. STARTUP PARADISE Waterloo is an entrepreneur’s playground. Everything you need to kick-start a new business is within a few minutes of campus. Even if you don’t see yourself as the next startup sensation, living in one of the world’s top startup hubs gives you the scoop on new trends and technologies and puts you at the centre of a vibrant job market. A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING The region of Waterloo is made up of three YUKON NORTHWEST TERRITORIES cities, each with its own flavour and attractions. Use your student card to ride Grand River Transit and enjoy easy access to all the region has to offer, from 1,200+ festivals and events to the ever-growing restaurant and food What’s happening truck scene. For a sneak peek of Waterloo BRITISH COLUMBIA here in Waterloo life, check out #KWAwesome. ALBERTA SASKAT- is truly special, CHEWAN from theory to WHY STUDY IN CANADA VANCOUVER Canada offers a safe, welcoming environment experiment to pursue your studies and explore your SEATTLE and beyond. dreams. Our country is home to one of the PORTLAND world’s best educational systems, and we’re STEPHEN HAWKING THEORETICAL PHYSICIST internationally celebrated for our commitment to peace, multiculturalism, and inclusivity. USA You can work on or off campus while you study, and you may be able to apply for a uwaterloo.ca/future/city post-graduation work permit to gain more Canadian work experience once you graduate. SAN FRANCISCO 4 | UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY OFOF WATERLOOWATERLOO4 | LOS ANGELES NUNAVUT Uptown Waterloo, home to dozens of restaurants, shops, cafés, music venues, clubs, and more, is a 20-minute walk (or a quick bus ride!) from campus. CANADA NEWFOUNDLAND QUEBEC AND LABRADOR MANITOBA SASKAT- CHEWAN PRINCE people call the Region QUEBEC CITY EDWARD ONTARIO ISLAND 617,870 of Waterloo home MONTREAL NOVA SCOTIA OTTAWA startup ecosystems BOSTON NEW BRUNSWICK in the world (Startup WATERLOO TORONTO TOP 15 Genome, 2019) NEW YORK CHICAGO to Toronto. Home of the CN Tower, Toronto WASHINGTON D.C. 115 KM Raptors, and Drake. You know the one. THE CITY | 555THE CITY Forget everything you thought you knew about student internships. Our co-op program adds up to two years of paid work experience to your résumé. With access to North America’s largest selection of co-op jobs, you’ll be able CO-OP to test drive exciting careers and build Experience is everything. a world-class professional network. KYLIE HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS, CO-OP FACULTY OF ARTS UNLIMITED CHOICES We’ve all heard that variety is the spice of life. And for Kylie, co-op delivered just that. She’s provided personalized care to individuals living with disabilities, planned social events for students, and managed the office for a startup. Along the way, she’s discovered what she does and doesn’t like doing, the importance of professional communication and work terms in 2018-2019, an flexibility,flexibility, and the impact increase of 24% since 2014-2015 of a great mentor. 21,800+ #BEYONDIDEAS #SOMANYOPTIONS #RESUMEBUILDING co-op employers in 7,100+ more than 60 countries 6 | UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO HOW CO-OP WORKS In co-op programs, you’ll typically alternate between EXPERIENCE four months as a full-time student and four months as a full-time, paid employee building relevant skills through FOR EVERYONE our network of 7,100+ employers. Before each work term, you’ll update your résumé, choose which jobs to apply to, If you’re leaning toward a program and interview with prospective employers in a competitive without co-op or looking for even process. With the help of our career resources and student more ways to get hands-on experience, advisors located across Canada, you’ll be more than ready to take on your first co-op job. take advantage of programs that will Once on the job, you’ll learn to adapt to different help you build a standout résumé. workplaces, build your skills through our professional development courses, and develop a fresh appreciation EDGE CERTIFICATE for your classroom studies. As you progress through your Develop professional skills, explore career options, and work terms, your résumé, knowledge, and confidence learn how to market yourself in this certificate program will grow, preparing you for an exciting career. offered exclusively to students not in co-op programs. KYLIE EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (WATPD) HONOURS ARTS AND Professional experience makes a difference to your Learn the skills that will help you land jobs – and BUSINESS, CO-OP job prospects and starting salary. Ninety-six per cent quickly climb the corporate ladder – in our free FACULTY OF ARTS of co-op grads employed six months after graduation professional development courses. worked in positions related to skills they acquired at Waterloo, compared to 79 per cent of Ontario grads. GLOBAL EXPERIENCE CERTIFICATE Just two years after graduation, 82 per cent of our Expand your world view and knowledge of global co-op grads were earning $50,000 (compared to only issues by earning a Global Experience Certificate. 45 per cent of Ontario grads). EXCHANGE AND STUDY ABROAD ALTERNATE BETWEEN FOUR-MONTH Satisfy your wanderlust and your degree requirements STUDY AND PAID WORK TERMS through 100+ exchange and study-abroad opportunities. Your co-op schedule depends on your program. STUDENT LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Here are three common study/work sequences. Explore and enhance your leadership abilities as you earn the Student Leadership Program certificate. YEAR TERM EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3 1 Fall Study Study Study Winter Study Work Study Spring Off Study Work among comprehensive universities for 2 Fall Study Work Study experiential learning (Maclean’s Ranking Winter Work Study Work of Comprehensive Universities, 2020) Spring Study Work Study #1 3 Fall Work Study Work Winter Study Work Study Spring Work Study Work Students 4 Fall Study Work Study earned $8,400-$18,000+ Winter Work Study Work per four-month co-op work term within Canada (2019) Spring Work Work Study 5 Fall Study Study Work Winter Study Study Study Fall term: September to December uwaterloo.ca/future/co-op Winter term: January to April Spring term: May to August CO-OP | 7 CAREER SUCCESS Write your own ticket.
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