Sorry, ESEC is exclusively for EngSci students and registration is required.  We do not have capacity to accommodate non-EngSci guests (T-cards will be checked).

Attendance on conference day is mandatory for Year 1 and 2 EngSci students, and optional for Year 3 and 4.

All EngSci students are invited to the Fireside Chats and Lunch & Learn.

The Engineering Science Education Conference (ESEC) is an annual conference organized by EngSci students exclusively for EngSci students.

Our aim is to broaden our students' horizons through engagement with world leaders in a wide range of sectors broadly related to the subjects covered in our program.  

For more information visit uoft.me/engsci-esec or the EngSci Orientation blog.

In 2027, there will be a special ESEC 2027 Prep Workshop.  We strongly encourage Years 1 & 2 EngSci students to attend!

On Thursday, Jan. 21, all EngSci students are invited to the Fireside Chats!  These are informal small group conversations where you can get to know this year's speakers.

Our team does a lot of work to make the conference as valuable for students as possible.  Help us polish EngSci's reputation by giving our guests an enthusiastic welcome!

Attendance is mandatory for Years 1 and 2 EngSci students.  You will receive notification of the minimum number of sessions to attend in the weeks before the conference--stay tuned to your inbox!

T-cards will be scanned at the session entrances.

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Dressing professionally will help make our speakers feel valued and respected.  It will also help convey the professional attitude of EngSci students.

Please refer to our How to Prepare page to learn more.

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To help you get the most out of the conference and use it to explore your own career goals and questions, we've put together a great set of resources.

Find all of the following on our How to Prepare page:

1. Register for the ESEC Prep Workshop.
2. Register for the Fireside Chats.
3. Download the ESEC Worksheet and keep it handy during the conference to help guide your own career exploration.
4. Read up on the speakers and come to the conference prepared to ask questions.
5. Educate yourself about professional dress codes.