Youth creating change

Youth-led social enterprises are alive with passion and success. A University of Waterloo researcher is helping them develop even further by studying what makes them work and how those attributes can be leveraged in building new ventures.
Amelia Clarke, Environment and Sustainability Issues at Waterloo

University research shapes the future

Researchers at the University of Waterloo and across Ontario are envisioning life in 2030 and sharing it with Ontarians ... because Research Matters.

Watch the Life in 2030 webcast of the event held in Kitchener and learn more about how university research is shaping the future.

Common CV system updated

The Canadian Common CV (CCV) has been redesigned to provide researchers with an improved system that’s intuitive and easy to use. More information about this update, which is tailored to the requirements of the funding agencies, can be found on the Common CV website or Common CV FAQs.

Creating a network of research

Research at Waterloo

Innovation and collaboration are among the cornerstones of research success at Waterloo. These attributes are clearly evident in the work conducted by the university's researchers, who can be found on Pivot, as well as those linked to Senate approved centres and institutes. More information about the variety and impact of research at Waterloo is available in the collection of Spectrum of Research brochures.

Supporting the Waterloo research community

Resources for researchers

The Office of Research is integral in supporting researchers at Waterloo by providing assistance to further research through funding programs, connections with industry, as well as guidance on Waterloo policies and procedures. To meet the university's overall research goal of becoming a global leader in the development and implementation of a knowledge-based society in the 21st century, Waterloo has developed a Strategic Research Plan (summary and full plan).

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