University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC)

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The University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) is home to a community of active learners drawn from all over the globe, determined to use what we discover – through investigation, collaboration, and experience – to make our world a better place. Our campus is an integral component of Canada’s leading research-intensive university, a place where faculty contribute to cutting-edge knowledge, where the

finest students are taught by the finest professors. Upon graduation, our students have earned one of the most rigorous and respected post-secondary degrees in the world. We believe the best university learning environment combines academic excellence with meaningful engagement. This is why experiential education is one of the hallmarks of our approach to education. We strive to give students a head-start on their future by enhancing their academic studies with opportunities such as internships, co-operative learning, hands-on research, volunteerism in the community and co-curricular participation in campus life. At UTSC, we are working together to find answers to tomorrow’s most important questions. And because the search for knowledge must always be conducted in a meaningful way, our campus is continually alive with innovative programming, engaging discourse and dynamic experiences that feed our spirits and enrich our minds. This is how our scholarship contributes to a better world. Because tomorrow is created here.

Happy move-in day! We’re so excited to welcome our students to Residence. Welcome home 🏠💙
09/03/2026

Happy move-in day! We’re so excited to welcome our students to Residence. Welcome home 🏠💙

Can AI be smaller, faster and more accurate? 🤖🧠U of T Scarborough researchers are developing a new approach to artificia...
09/02/2026

Can AI be smaller, faster and more accurate? 🤖🧠

U of T Scarborough researchers are developing a new approach to artificial intelligence that could make AI models smaller, faster and more reliable while significantly reducing the amount of energy they use.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4gI5Kux

Kinda chic to be a U of T Scarborough student 💙Have a great weekend! ☀️
08/28/2026

Kinda chic to be a U of T Scarborough student 💙
Have a great weekend! ☀️

08/27/2026
Congratulations to the 2026 Green Path Program graduates! ⭐Green Path provides incoming international students with oppo...
08/26/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 Green Path Program graduates! ⭐

Green Path provides incoming international students with opportunities to strengthen their English-language skills, develop life and academic research skills, and experience living in residence on campus.

This summer’s Green Path Graduation Ceremony celebrated 163 students as they completed the program and prepared for their first academic year at U of T.

🔗 Learn more and apply to 2027 Green Path Program: https://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/greenpath-china/

Dream big and dream bold with SEE U of T Scarborough 💙SEE U of T Scarborough is a 10-month program for Black and Indigen...
08/19/2026

Dream big and dream bold with SEE U of T Scarborough 💙

SEE U of T Scarborough is a 10-month program for Black and Indigenous-identifying high school students in Grades 11 and 12. Through learning, collaboration and community, students explore their academic and professional pathways while building the confidence to envision what comes next.

Learn more about the program: uoft.me/see-utsc

One tiny fish is causing a big problem in Ontario’s waterways.A new study by postdoc Piatã Marques and Professor Nick Ma...
08/18/2026

One tiny fish is causing a big problem in Ontario’s waterways.

A new study by postdoc Piatã Marques and Professor Nick Mandrak explores how to prevent round goby from reaching rivers, streams and ponds, where they could threaten native species and biodiversity.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4wzjI7U

“The Four Rs”, by Verna J. Kirkness and Ray Barnhardt, focus on four areas providing an Indigenous framework for meaning...
08/13/2026

“The Four Rs”, by Verna J. Kirkness and Ray Barnhardt, focus on four areas providing an Indigenous framework for meaningful transformation at U of T Scarborough, Indigenous House and all those who work in relationship.

💙 Respect: Value and honour Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural practices, contemporary contexts and histories.
💙 Relevance: Education must be relevant to self-determination, language revitalization and well-being of Indigenous communities, shaped by generations of lived experience and relationships with the land.
💙 Reciprocity: Based on mutual respect and relational accountability, reciprocity focuses on building relationships based on mutual care and understanding.
💙 Responsibility: Commit to and enact the calls to action in truth and reconciliation and Wecheehetowin at U of T Scarborough.

The Science Wing Quad is getting a new look! 🌿 Construction is underway to transform the space into a more welcoming and...
08/11/2026

The Science Wing Quad is getting a new look! 🌿 Construction is underway to transform the space into a more welcoming and flexible gathering place for the U of T Scarborough community.

Read more about the transformation here: https://bit.ly/4zbHadV

Summer at U of T Scarborough. ☀️Friendly reminder that campus is closed Monday, August 3, for the Civic holiday. Wishing...
07/31/2026

Summer at U of T Scarborough. ☀️

Friendly reminder that campus is closed Monday, August 3, for the Civic holiday. Wishing our community a great long weekend!

Is extra time a gift, or a trap? ⏰A recent study from Management and Economics, U of T Scarborough Professor Sam Maglio ...
07/30/2026

Is extra time a gift, or a trap? ⏰

A recent study from Management and Economics, U of T Scarborough Professor Sam Maglio explores why unexpectedly gaining extra time can make it feel like you have more of it than you actually do, and how that can lead us to spend it differently.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4w4C4xv

07/24/2026

🎥 The latest episode of Office Hours is live—watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HGeCyQZ7Rz8

In this episode of Office Hours, Psychology professor Cendri Hutcherson shares how understanding the brain makes everyday decisions can help students find clarity and confidence in their next steps. Her approach to teaching goes beyond the classroom, giving students the tools to think critically and succeed in the real world.

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