Active Clubs

The University of Waterloo Canadian Association on Gerontology Student Connection (UW CAG) is a club whose purpose is to promote interest in aging research. Our goal is to provide opportunities for undergraduate students to explore current aging research, learn more about careers in the field of gerontology, and engage in professional development.

The University of Waterloo Entomology Club is a club for those passionate about insects or interested in a bugs world! We work to deliver educational resources to appreciate the importance of insects to people, the environment, and other organisms. Our goal is to inspire those around us to connect with and respect the insect world!

University of Waterloo Korean Students’ Association (UWKSA) is a cultural organization that aims to connect the Korean community through our social and academic events. We also promote Korean culture to help create a more inclusive environment.

The University of Waterloo Moot Court is a club for students interested in building their verbal advocacy skills, knowledge of critical legal issues, and presentation abilities in a courtroom scenario. Members will have access to information sessions on the mooting process, networking opportunities with real legal professionals, and resources that will encourage them to succeed in moot competitions in their undergraduate careers and beyond.

The University of Waterloo Sports Management Association (UWSMA) is a student-led organization created to support students interested in pursuing careers in the sports and recreation industry. UWSMA aims to serve as a central hub for students seeking professional development, industry exposure, experiential learning, and meaningful connections within sport business.
The association is designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical industry experience by offering events,...

Hey Waterloo! We are UW Neuroscience Association! We are a group of passionate students who enjoy learning about the human brain, spinal cord, and nervous system! Through a variety of events, including guest lectures, collaborative workshops, and networking opportunities, we seek to inspire and guide individuals at all levels of their academic and professional journey. The purpose of the club is to build a vibrant community for students interested in neuroscience and create a space for them...

The Waterloo Computational Physics Club is a community of like-minded students interested in the application of computer algorithms in the field of physics.

Every term, members vote and decide on one or more term project/s. Typical projects involve a central physical phenomenon, where members apply computational methods to simulate phenomena and explore interesting results.

Members can form groups to work on mini-projects or activities that connects with one of the main projects, and...

The Waterloo Quantum Club explores the frontiers of quantum technologies and their applications on a student level. Focused on Quantum Engineering, Quantum Computing, and Quantum Theory, we delve into the latest innovations, including hands-on sessions with tools like Qiskit, Pennylane, Q#, and Cirq along with guest speakers passing on the fire of exuberance to the students.

Waterloo Students and Microbiology (WatSAM) was established to create an avenue for students from all six faculties to collaborate and network. This group is made up of students who are connected to microbiology and are dedicated to fostering the research and education of the study of microbial communities. WatSAM will educate and connect these students as well as facilitate their professional progress in the study of microbiomes.

The purpose of the club is to gather University of Waterloo...

WiSTEM (Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) was founded in Spring 2013 by UW students who want to promote equality in STEM disciplines. Although we focus on the issue of gender imbalance, we encourage both males and females, grads and undergrads, and anyone with a connection to STEM to participate. Our activities are a mix of skills workshops, topical discussions, homework help, speakers, and special trips. We hope to deliver a regular programme of events spanning all STEM...