| | While we're deep into the admissions process—with additional rounds of admission decisions releasing soon—we wanted to take a moment to let you know what's coming up this spring at U of T. From supporting Black excellence in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medicine and health to the construction of Canada's largest urban geoexchange system at the heart of our St. George campus, it's a busy time at U of T—and all while we're preparing for the safe return to in-person campus activities.
We appreciate everything you're doing to help your students take their next steps, and we're here to offer our support. Your students can sign up for webcasts or webchats with us and we'd be happy to answer any questions they may have about our campuses, programs, and requirements. Also, a bit of exciting news: we're opening up in-person tours again this month at all three of our campuses (St. George, Mississauga, and Scarborough). Students can now sign up to take a tour with us! |
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| Our top priority remains the wellbeing of our students, including our future students, and we continue to monitor global events and adjust our plans accordingly. You can always find our latest advising tips and resources on our School Counsellors page. Please be sure to check our Undergraduate Admissions Bulletins for all of our programs and their prerequisites, as well as our English Language Requirements page for the latest on the proficiency tests and qualifications that we accept.
We are aware that school boards around the world have been adjusting course delivery due to COVID-19. We will continue to monitor the impact on the school year, and we’ll be as flexible as possible throughout the admission process. |
| | Webinars for School Counsellors & Prospective Students In case you missed it, we're hosting a series of webinars for counsellors, which will cover a full range of details and updates concerning the admissions process and how you can support your students who have applied to U of T. You can also encourage your students to register for one of our online Ask U of T information sessions. These webcasts will feature an overview of U of T, details about the application process, and a Q&A session. U of T Mississauga Guidance & Teacher Workshop As one of the top influencers in the decision-making process for senior students intending to undertake postsecondary studies, we would like to provide you with the opportunity to experience and learn more about the University of Toronto Mississauga at our virtual Guidance & Teacher Workshop! Register to learn more about U of T Mississauga. Explore the Faculty of Arts & Science Bring the Faculty of Arts & Science to your classroom! From online information sessions, school visits, workshops and more, there are many ways for your grade 11 and 12 students to experience learning in the Faculty of Arts & Science. Check out our Virtual School Visits & Workshops to register your class for engaging and interactive virtual workshops hosted by professors, students and PhD students from the Faculty of Arts & Science at U of T. We’ve also launched a new virtual tour that showcases the Faculty of Arts & Science. Take a tour of our spaces to learn more about our programs, campus life and our amazing buildings and student spaces. Request a Virtual U of T School Visit If you're interested in having us meet with your students, complete our visit request form. Virtual visits can be scheduled for your junior students this spring, or this fall for your seniors. We aren't scheduling in-person school visits just yet but keep an eye on our School Counsellors page for any changes. |
| | Black History Month In celebration of Black History Month, we're working with the University of Toronto’s Black Founders Network to give high school students a glimpse into what it takes to core, accelerate and scale a business. We invite your students to join us for Building a Black Entrepreneurship Toolkit! Our U of T Black alumni entrepreneurs will share their experiences about how they developed their business—and then answer questions from students about becoming an entrepreneur.
Check out our schedule for a full listing of events and programs for future Black U of T students. U of T Talks Featuring leading scholars from our three campuses, U of T Talks brings some of the world's foremost intellectuals directly to your students. These TED-style talks cover a wide range of topics and highlight the work of our diverse faculty and their research, this series will be essential viewing for today's emerging leaders. Every session will include a facilitated, live Q&A.
Join us for an engaging talk with Prof. Philip Asare who is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Engineering Science and the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education and Practice (ISTEP) – an institute created "to drive change in how we prepare future engineering leaders." He’ll be discussing To Engineer (,) Be Human on February 17 at 5pm EST. Spring into U of T We're excited to be welcoming students again this year to Spring into U of T– an assortment of live sessions for students wondering which one of our programs might be the path for them. Check out the Spring into U of T schedule for upcoming talks. Scholar Saturdays Join a U of T Scarborough professor and experience a university lecture during Scholar Saturdays! Throughout the year, we will be presenting lectures covering different disciplines and areas of study. This is a great chance to get a taste of a university class, while also learning more about student life and career opportunities.
Our next virtual event is on Saturday, February 12, from 11:00 am-12:30 pm EST. Dr. Phil Triadafilopoulos, Department of Political Science, U of T Scarborough, will discuss "The Past, Present and Future of Multiculturalism in Canada". We encourage your students to register for our next Scholar Saturdays event. |
| | We value our relationship with the counselling community. As always, please feel free to call our dedicated counsellor line: +1 (416) 978-6380. You can also contact a Recruitment Officer by email: f.noronha@utoronto.ca.
Stay in touch—we always enjoy hearing from you! |
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