Waterloo Biology

Our Biology program is flexible, enabling you to enhance your studies in Genetics, Cell Biology, Physiology, Ecology, Plant Biology, and Human Anatomy with courses from the arts, humanities, languages, and mathematics. You will also benefit from practical experiences through labs, tutorial sessions, and field trips, giving you a well-rounded understanding of various biological fields.

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Co-op’s coming of age | Waterloo News

1 week ago | uwaterloo.ca | Angelica Sanchez

Many students dream of landing a job that aligns with their passions, inspires real-world impact or even motivates them to launch their own business. For thousands of Waterloo students, that dream has become a reality thanks to co-operative education (co-op), which combines paid work experience with earning a degree.
Connecting Waterloo’s best students with Canada’s best companies | Waterloo News

1 week ago | uwaterloo.ca | Sam Charles

Chris Albinson, co-founder and managing partner of Canadian venture capital fund True North Fund and co-founder of C100, says Canada is at a critical juncture in its continuing evolution as a global innovator. He says the country and its tech leaders need to work harder to retain the best and the brightest. “We really need to build the narrative of 'Canada or bust!' The time for 'Cali or bust' that we hear from students has come to a close,” says Waterloo-based Albinson.
Planting the seeds for innovation and curiosity | Waterloo News

1 week ago | uwaterloo.ca | Sam Charles

Ask a 10-year-old in Waterloo region about the University of Waterloo and they may tell you about the time they played with Nao or Talos, the humanoid robots housed in Waterloo Engineering’s RoboHub. Every week, elementary school-aged students from across the region, visit campus as part of the Kids on Campus and "Mentor" lab programs to learn about a variety of topics including AI and technology literacy.
Velocity Up Start powers the next generation of business leaders | Waterloo News

2 weeks ago | uwaterloo.ca | Sam Charles

When an idea takes flight, it can soar — especially when it is supercharged. The University of Waterloo has long been known as one of Canada’s most innovative universities and ranks number one amongst Canadian universities for producing the most successful entrepreneurs with undergraduate degrees. In large part that stems from its exceptional students and researchers that actively uncover solutions to challenges facing humanity and the planet.
Centennial Cheers: Ring Road Lager Launch Party | Engineering | University of Waterloo

1 month ago | uwaterloo.ca

Alumni event in Kitchener on May 8, 2025
Varsity swimmer honoured for academic and athletic achievements | Waterloo News | University of Waterloo

2 months ago | uwaterloo.ca

Balancing rigorous academics with the demands of varsity athletics is no small feat, but Aidan Iapicco has mastered the art of diving into both. The fourth-year undergraduate student in the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability is the recipient of this year’s Environment Student-Athlete Award, which recognizes his dedication and achievements in both sport and
Celebrating phenomenal women in Environment | Waterloo News | University of Waterloo

2 months ago | uwaterloo.ca

International Women’s Day represents more than a day of celebration. It’s a moment to pause and acknowledge the strength, achievements and contributions from the women in our community. This International Women’s Day we asked four Faculty of Environment community members what this day means to them and what advancements in their fields they hope for in the future. Their
Reducing scan times for MRIs with quantum technologies | Waterloo News

2 months ago | uwaterloo.ca | Angelica Sanchez

Current magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines may take up to 45 minutes or more — a challenge for people with medical conditions who struggle with tight spaces and loud noises for extended periods. Dr. Sadeigh Raeisi(PhD ’14), co-founder and CEO of Foqus Technologies, is on a mission to revolutionize the MRI experience by reducing scan times to five minutes, using quantum algorithms and machine learning to enhance the sensitivity of current MRI technology.
Waterloo’s reputation in the world’s top 100 most prestigious universities | Waterloo News

2 months ago | uwaterloo.ca | Angelica Sanchez

The University of Waterloo has ranked 97th in the world in Times Higher Education’s (THE) World Reputation Rankings for 2025. The newly relaunched World Reputation Rankings (WRR) provides a list of the top 300 most prestigious universities around the world according to academics. This year, WRR uses data sourced from THE’s Global Academic Reputation Survey, a questionnaire that received more than 55,000 responsesfrom experienced and published scholars.
Green Care Farms takes root | Waterloo News

Jan 30, 2025 | uwaterloo.ca | Kira Vermond

Nestled between apple and cherry tree orchards on a half-acre of rural land between Milton and Guelph, Ont., Green Care Farms is ready for planting. Incorporated in 2021, it is Canada’s first care farm specifically for adults living with dementia, a disease that affects at least 597,000 Canadians today. It was about thyme“You can have horticulture care therapy elements in a program, but to have a care farm, it needs to be operational. You need the blue skies and the open fields.