The Canadian Senior and Intermediate Mathematics Contests (CSMC and CIMC) are two contests that run concurrently by grade level. They are designed to give students the opportunity to have fun and develop their mathematical problem-solving abilities.

Important Notice: Waterloo Graduate Studies is implementing a new application system! If you submitted your application and paid the fee by the February 1 deadline but still need to submit your documents, you may continue to do so as per the instructions (Steps 3 and 4) on our How to Apply website. If you started but did not complete (submitted with the application fee paid) an …

© 2025 Orbis Communications Inc. - Log in

The University of Waterloo fosters innovation through bold, unconventional research, driving future-focused solutions to both local and global challenges

Sign in to access your online courses and resources at University of Waterloo.

Thinking online learning? Think Waterloo! The University of Waterloo has more than 525 online courses in over 40 subjects that provide the variety and flexibility you need to earn a complete degree or fit a course into your busy schedule.

The Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) is an online contest designed for students with a range of programming experience. It provides participants with a challenge that helps build confidence and enhances their ability to understand, design, and implement algorithms.

Problems, Solutions and Results from previous years can be found in the table below. These resources can be used by students to review and attempt past contests to gain a better understanding of the contest format and level of difficulty.

To apply to a co-op program, you must check the co-op box on your Ontario Universities' Application Centre application.Co-op programs are available to Canadian and international students. If you apply to a co-op program that is also offered through the regular system of study and you're not admitted to co-op, you may be considered for the regular program if spaces are …

The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee peoples.