A team of U of T Engineering capstone students recently clinched the top prize and won $15,000 at the Clarke Prize Finale for developing a non-contact braking system for commercial […]
Read MoreEighteen U of T Engineering students were presented with the 2019 Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards on Monday. The students were recognized for their outstanding extra-curricular contributions to U […]
Read MoreChristopher Yip plans to draw on his extensive experience supporting research and academic relationships — both at the University of Toronto and beyond — in his new role as dean […]
Read MoreMore than 180 students, professors, alumni and industry partners gathered to celebrate 40 years of excellence in experiential education at the inaugural Professional Experience Year (PEY) Co-op Recognition Reception. The […]
Read MoreA study by Engineering Science student Deb Raji (Year 4) and researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is underscoring the racial and gender biases found in facial-recognition services. Raji spent […]
Read MoreThe Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) National Conference, taking place Jan. 26 and 27 at Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle, aims to empower, inspire and connect more than 500 science, technology, […]
Read More34 student-athletes celebrated for excellence in the classroom at annual breakfast U of T’s Varsity Blues celebrated its top student-athletes from the 2017 – 2018 academic year at the […]
Read MoreJeremy Wang’s (EngSci 1T7 + PEY) career in aerospace engineering started with folding a simple paper airplane. Today, he’s leading a team of designers — including many fellow U of T […]
Read MoreWhen Shane Arnold (CivMin MEng) saw that U of T Engineering was offering travel grants to attend the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Fall Region 1 Conference (FRC) in Danvers, Mass., he got […]
Read MoreFour U of T Engineering undergrads show that while there is no right way to be on exchange, there are some things you can do to make your exchange a […]
Read MoreFrom experience to employment: How industry-sponsored projects helped these students land dream jobs
Gaining engineering experience beyond the boundaries of a university campus gives students an employability advantage after graduation. U of T Engineering is home to several programs that open pathways for […]
Read MoreThis past summer, Netra Unni Rajesh (Year 3 EngSci) participated in a learning abroad experience that saw her undertake research at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). While she was […]
Read MoreWhen Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques is on the International Space Station this winter supporting one of his first spacewalks, Canadian space roboticist Kristen Facciol (EngSci 0T9) will likely be at the controls. […]
Read MoreTop companies continue to look to the University of Toronto Institute for Multidisciplinary Design & Innovation (UT-IMDI) to find solutions to big industry challenges — from wireless, solar-powered charging stations […]
Read MoreFor many students starting university, a question lurks in the back of their minds: how will they conquer this new challenge? For Mehdi Essoussi (ECE Year 1) and Kirti Saxena (MechE Year 1), thriving […]
Read MoreOn behalf of U of T Engineering, I am delighted to welcome you to Skule™. Whether you are beginning or continuing your academic journey at Canada’s #1 engineering school, I […]
Read MoreMirza Nahiyan (Year 1 CompE) is always up for a challenge. Her next one? University. Nahiyan, who starts her studies in computer engineering this week, was one of seven students from […]
Read MoreU of T Engineering students Paul Seufert (Year 4 EngSci) and Carol Yeung (Year 4 IndE) are about to head back to school after having an unforgettable summer spent travelling the world. But what’s […]
Read MoreThe Blue Sky Solar Racing team is a year away from unveiling their newest vehicle — and they’re not leaving any aspect of its design to chance. In July 2018 the team conducted […]
Read MoreU of T Engineering launches Canada’s first engineering undergraduate program in Machine Intelligence
In the future, cars, drones and other robots may not need human pilots — but they will need creative and knowledgeable engineers. Two new programs at U of T Engineering […]
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