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Learning Abroad and Summer Research Exchange Are you interested in learning abroad? The Summer Research Exchange is an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to gain hands-on research experience at partner institutions worldwide while working towards[...]

Learning Abroad and Summer Research Exchange Are you interested in learning abroad? The Summer Research Exchange is an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to gain hands-on research experience at partner institutions worldwide while working towards[...]

  The Laidlaw Scholars Program aimed at first and second-years, helps students develop their leadership and research skills at prominent institutions around the world. It includes a research project, leadership training and network building. Are[...]

Coffee with Chris is back in-person this year at GB202! Dean Chris Yip will be in conversation with Engineering Society President Aidan Grenville on November 2, 2022, from 1 to 2 p.m. This event is[...]

Building Academic Resilience in Engineering Learning is full of setbacks and struggles. How can you positively adapt to manage these struggles? Join us to explore the key practices and essential resources that support your learning[...]

The Engineering Fall Study Break and the Arts & Science Fall Reading Week will take place between November 7 – 11, 2022. During this week, no Fall Term Engineering courses or Fall Term Arts &[...]

Stress, Rest, and Getting to the End in Engineering It’s a challenging time of the semester. You’ve been busy, but there’s still a lot to do. Join us in this session designed for Engineering students[...]

Learning to Learn Virtual Drop-In with the engSuccess Mentors The U of T engSuccess Mentorship Program builds community and enhances academic skills, including but not limited to time management, dealing with procrastination, adopting healthy habits,[...]

Learning to Learn Virtual Drop-In with the engSuccess Mentors The U of T engSuccess Mentorship Program builds community and enhances academic skills, including but not limited to time management, dealing with procrastination, adopting healthy habits,[...]

  Are you interested in learning about the U of T graduate programs? Join the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) information session! This session will go over all of the graduate programs available at U[...]

The last day students can apply to transfer to part-time studies is on November 16, 2022.

The last day that students can drop F-Term Engineering or Arts & Science courses without academic penalty is November 16, 2022.

The last day that students can withdraw from the Fall Term without academic penalty is November 16, 2022.

  The Laidlaw Scholars Program aimed at first and second-years, helps students develop their leadership and research skills at prominent institutions around the world. It includes a research project, leadership training and network building. Are[...]

  Are you interested in learning about the U of T graduate programs? Join the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) information session! This session will go over all of the graduate programs available at U[...]

If you have been approved by Accessibility Services to write an accommodated exam, make sure to register your exam by November 18, 2022. If you miss the accommodation registration deadline, you will need to submit[...]

Accommodations for Exam Conflicts or Religious Observances Please review your exam schedule to identify any exam or religious observance conflicts. While the Faculty’s primary objective is to create a conflict-free exam schedule, some conflicts are[...]

Staying Motivated and Focused while Learning Do you have difficulty staying focused and staying on task when working from home and being online? Do you ever procrastinate to avoid unpleasant tasks or assignments? Do you[...]

From November 21-25, Student Life will be leading #EXAMREADYUOFT with tips and resources to help you prep for exams and end-of-term assignments. Look out for FREE study kits, events, Facebook Live coaching sessions, workshops and[...]

The U of T IEEE Student Branch is hosting an Altium workshop on Nov. 23, 2022, to learn about the fundamentals of Altium. Join this beginner-friendly workshop to be introduced to Altium, an industry-standard PCB[...]

  The U of T Engineering Skule™ Mental Health Town Hall is a safe space to give feedback about mental health support and have an open discussion about mental health within the Skule™ community. Food[...]

Ready, set, go… Exams are fast approaching; how do I prepare? In this one-hour interactive workshop, you will develop the skills associated with improving your exam performance. With the help of your Engineering Learning Strategist[...]

Take a study break and play board games with friends! The Engineering & Computer Science Library has a new board game collection including Sushi GO!, Love Letters, Gloom, Timeline and One Night Wereworlf. All experience[...]

Do you run out of time during tests or exams? Would you like to de-stress, receive guidance from upper-year mentors, and get more comfortable before exam season? Then, Come to “Tackle the Exam Centre” on[...]

  The Skule Financial Literacy Club and the Chemical Engineering Club have partnered up for the “Funding you Mental Healthcare” event! This seminar will give students all the information and resources on how to maximize[...]

Are you a queer student in Skule™? QueerSphere wants to hear your voice! QueerSphere is hosting a Queer Town Hall, supported by the UTSU Student Initiative Fund, to discuss 2SLGBTQIA+ and EDI issues at U[...]