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CS Undergraduate Research Assistantship (URA)

By Jessica

What is a URA?

A URA is an opportunity for an exceptional student to help a professor with a research project.

What’s in it for the student?

  • Real research experience.
  • Pocket money! ($1000/term, paid once near the end of the term).
  • Looks great on a resume.
  • Help decide whether to do graduate studies.

Who’s eligible?

  • Completed 2nd year in Faculty of Math.
  • >/= 80% cumulative average.
  • Preference to CS majors.
  • A student can only do one URA per term.
  • A student cannot be on a co-op term while doing URA.

What does the student have to do?

  1. Find a project (see URL, below).
  2. Send a resume and recent grade report to the professor; request an appointment.
  3. Reach a verbal agreement on the details of the project.
  4. Fill in the registration form (URL below) and email a completed URA application form to marcia.taylor@uwaterloo.ca

When?

  • Now! Definitely before the end of the first month of term.

Questions?


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