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Former EngSci Chair Rod Tennyson inducted into EAN Hall of Distinction

November 16, 2021

The CECA U of T presentation team (left to right): Yiyang Hu (Year 3 CivE), Sarah De Sousa (Year 4 CivE), Joanna Melnyk (Year 4 EngSci), Zhiyuan Zhu (Year 4 Architecture), Ruth Zachariah (Year 4 CivE) and Lina Mollazadeh (Year 3 CivE). (Photo by Ruth Zachariah)

U of T student success at U.S.-based ECIC competition

October 19, 2021

‘Creating meaningful change’: International Pearson Scholar joins EngSci

October 19, 2021

EngSci alumnus establishes fellowships to support research in AI and robotics

October 13, 2021

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National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

Monday, Dec. 6, 11:30 am - 1 pm ET

U of T will join communities across Canada in remembering the 14 women killed in a devastating act of misogyny at the engineering school at Montreal’s École Polytechnique in 1989. All members of the university are welcome to attend; register for the event here.

Over the 14 days leading up to December 6, U of T Engineering will share one action a day towards ending gender-based discrimination and violence. Join the conversation using #MyActionsMatter.

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Engineers for the World (E4TW)

Our motto in EngSci at U of T is Engineers for the World (E4TW) because our goal is to educate engineers who: seek to solve the world's most critical problems; have compassion for the human condition; want to collaborate with people across multiple disciplines, cultural backgrounds and 'thought perspectives' to achieve a better world; and encourage technological progress that improves life for citizens across the globe.

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