Schools University of Waterloo: Reputation Internationally?

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The University of Waterloo is recognized as one of the top institutions in Canada, particularly noted for its strong programs in computer science and applied mathematics. Its international reputation is solid, with many in Asia and North America acknowledging its prestige. The university is also known for its successful co-op programs, which attract major employers like Microsoft, enhancing its appeal to prospective students. Overall, choosing Waterloo for a computer science honors degree is seen as a beneficial decision for future career opportunities.
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Hey everyone!

I got accepted to the university of waterloo for computer science honours (BCS), and was wondering about the university's reputation. I know that its considered to be a very good school in Canada (one of the best), but what about international reputation? is it known to be a very good school? I really want to make the right decision. Any useful opinions would be much appreciated.
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Hi, it is known for being particularly good in applied math (be it combinatory, statistics, numerical methods). I'm actually planning to apply for a PhD in PDE's there.
 
spoc21 said:
Hey everyone!

I got accepted to the university of waterloo for computer science honours (BCS), and was wondering about the university's reputation. I know that its considered to be a very good school in Canada (one of the best), but what about international reputation? is it known to be a very good school? I really want to make the right decision. Any useful opinions would be much appreciated.
Thanks :smile:

Uni of Waterloo is indeed a damn great uni for CS and sciences! as for the international reputation, u have no doubts about it being very well known! Many in Asia and North America will know about the rep of UW in Canada!

Stick with u and u will be well rewarded!
 
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