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Meet Professor Philip Asare, Dean’s Advisor on Black Initiatives

February 1, 2023

EngSci alumni and students among 2023 EAN Awards recipients

December 19, 2022

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October 19, 2022

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GEARS: Guided Engineering Academic Review Sessions

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
January through April

GEARS connects first year students with upper year EngScis who can answer questions related to your courses, the program, and opportunities within Engineering and the University. GEARS Mentors represent different majors, clubs & societies, and some have completed PEY or done summer research at U of T or abroad.

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U of T Engineering CONNECT

U of T Engineering CONNECT is a gateway to enriching your professional and personal network. Discover why over 2,400 EngScis have already joined.

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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