University of Waterloo

Established in 1957, the University of Waterloo is a public research university in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The University provides cooperative education as its cornerstone. It has three satellite campuses in Canada and four affiliated university colleges, including St. Jerome's University, St. Paul's University College, Renison University College, and Conrad Grebel University College. The main campus of the University is spread over 1000 acres. Offers 100 undergraduate and 190 postgraduate programs. The various fields of study are engineering, business, health, the environment, math, science, arts, etc. Some top courses offered at the University are Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Materials, Nanoscience, etc., and Masters in Architecture, Taxation, Management, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Economics. The courses provided by the University range from CAD 11,525 to 54,334 per year. The University has a magnificent infrastructure, including the Earth Sciences Museum and the largest Centre for Quantum Research. In addition, the University has more than 200 student clubs, including academic, social, political, charitable, sports, and cultural, and over 100 volunteer services. The University of Waterloo has on-campus and off-campus accommodations for its students in different styles and facilities and at varying prices. On-campus housing includes residencies with single-sharing and double-sharing rooms, suites, apartments, and traditional dorm-style rooms. Off-campus accommodation facilities include homestays for international students. The accommodation and meal expenses per year are around CAD 14,828. The University offers various awards to its students who need financial help on a merit basis. In addition, the University also provides financial aid to international students, like scholarships and bursaries, to study in Canada.