Active Clubs

At UW Healthcare Symposium (UWHS) we hope to foster a community of healthcare professionals, students, and industry experts to share knowledge, ideas, and best practices related to current healthcare trends and developments. UW Healthcare Symposium provides a platform for attendees to network, engage in discussions, and learn from each other through presentations, workshops, pitch competitions and panel discussions. We aim is to promote continuous learning and professional development, while...

United for Literacy - University of Waterloo is considered the “Kitchener/Waterloo Chapter” of United for Literacy (formerly known as Frontier College), a national, non-profit organization that aims to improve literacy across Canada. We work to promote literacy awareness in the Kitchener/Waterloo community and help students get involved in United for Literacy programs as volunteers.

Who are we?
The University of Waterloo Analytics Group for Games and Sports (UWAGGS) was established in 2023 to mobilize and advance sports analytics research and learning for students, staff, faculty, and community members at the University of Waterloo.

Why are we here?
Our main objectives are to facilitate collaboration on projects and teams for hackathons and competitions, share resources for tutorials and workshops to enhance our breadth of data science applications to sport, attend...

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 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...