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Waterloo Mathematics Undergraduate Research Conference

By Jessica
Have you worked on an interesting research project? Are you interested in learning more about research? Do you want to connect with other undergraduates from institutions across southern Ontario and Quebec?

Meet leaders in the mathematical, computer and statistical sciences at the Waterloo Mathematics Undergraduate Research Conference September 27-29. This two-day, free conference is hosted by the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo. It’s your chance to:
  •         Gain experience showcasing your research
  •         Get feedback from your peers and faculty in your area of interest
  •         Attend workshops, panels and talks by leading researchers
  •         Hear about research and graduate studies from current students
We’ll kick off the event with a dinner and panel hosted by the Faculty of Mathematics HeForShe initiative. Throughout Saturday and Sunday morning you’ll enjoy research talks, panels, theme-based workshops, a poster session and time to network.

If you’re entering your 3rd or 4th year of undergraduate studies and are interested in research in math, statistics or computer science, you don’t want to miss this opportunity to build your CV. 

The Waterloo Mathematics Undergraduate Research Conference will propel you into the exciting world of research. Join our mailing list by filling out the short information form so that we can let you know when registration opens in May by visiting uwaterloo.ca/math/undergrad-conference.

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