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The University of Waterloo offers undergraduate programs in Physics and Nanotechnology, both of which have garnered interest among prospective students. The discussion indicates a lack of firsthand experiences shared by alumni or current students regarding these programs. Additionally, the University of Toronto also provides a Nanotechnology option within its Engineering Science program, available in the third year. This comparison highlights the competitive landscape of nanotechnology education in Ontario.

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  • Understanding of undergraduate program structures in Canadian universities
  • Familiarity with Nanotechnology and its applications
  • Knowledge of Physics as a field of study
  • Awareness of program offerings at the University of Toronto
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  • Research the curriculum and faculty of the Physics program at the University of Waterloo
  • Explore the Nanotechnology program details at the University of Toronto
  • Investigate alumni outcomes and career paths for graduates from both programs
  • Compare admission requirements and application processes for Waterloo and U of T
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Prospective undergraduate students interested in Physics or Nanotechnology, academic advisors, and individuals comparing educational options in Ontario's universities.

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Waterloo seems like a nice school and I was wondering if anyone has gone there and taken either the Physics or Nanotechnology programs (both undergrad.)
 
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cscott said:
Waterloo seems like a nice school and I was wondering if anyone has gone there and taken either the Physics or Nanotechnology programs (both undergrad.)

if your name is napoleon, i'd recommend you avoid waterloo...

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*dodges boot thrown at me*

umm... by the lack of responses, i'd guess that people either don't know much about it or that people who do know about it aren't responding.

i belong to the first group!
 
thought there nanotech was a new program.
 
I think U of T also offers a nanotechnology program if you take Engineering Science. You will be able to choose Nano as your option in third year.
 

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