Student Services

There are a number of campus-wide services available to students in the Faculty of Science. Below is a list of selected services:

Science Services and Facilities Overview

Services

• Computing
• Copy Center (CEIT building)
• Counselling
• Library
• Projects Group
• All UW Services

Facilities

• Chem Stores
• Environmental Isotope Labratory
• Biology Greenhouse
• Museum of Vision Science (Optometry)
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
• Optometry Clinic
• Wat Labs

Campus-wide Services

There are a number of campus-wide services available to students in the Faculty of Science. Below is a list of selected services:

• Registrar's Office
• Co-operative Education and Career Services
  If you are a co-op student in science, you will spend your first three academic terms on campus. Your first work term will occur in the winter term of second year. Applications and interviews will be scheduled in the fall term of second year.
• Centre for Career Action
  Through the Centre for Career Action, all students can access workshops, one-on-one appointments, special events, and resources.  Visit the Centre for Career Action in the Tatham Centre or online to explore career options; review graduate and professional school applications; learn effective job search strategies; and strengthen your résumé, cover letter, networking and interview skills.
• Health Services
  Health Services provides on-site family physicians for all registered students. Urgent care/first aid is provided for all University of Waterloo employees and visitors.
• International Students Office
• Office for Persons with Disabilities
  The Office for Persons with Disabilities provides information, resources, and support to all students with disabilities or special needs. They can assist with providing note taking services; peer support programs; text books in alternate formats; specialized technical equipment; alternate exam arrangements; campus accessibility maps and information; campus transportation services; and counselling, learning assistance, and assessment. In order to access the services of the Office for Persons with Disabilities, you will need to provide documentation relating to your disability. If you do not have documentation, you can make arrangements to obtain it through the office.

A more detailed list is available from the University of Waterloo homepage.