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The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto

A world leader in electrical and computer engineering education, scholarship and training.

09/03/2026

What can AI teach us about the natural world, and how can it help us protect it? 🌿🤖

We are proud to welcome Professor Tanya Berger-Wolf, a world-renowned computational ecologist working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ecology and biodiversity.

In July 2027, Berger-Wolf will join The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering as the Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in AI for Nature.

Her research harnesses AI and data to better understand wildlife and ecosystems, from identifying individual animals through photographs to helping conservationists monitor endangered species without relying on invasive tracking methods. Her work has helped power tools including Wildbook, an open-source platform now used to recognize more than 250 species around the world.

At ECE, Berger-Wolf will continue advancing AI for nature while building new collaborations across engineering, computing, biology and beyond.

We look forward to welcoming Professor Berger-Wolf to our community and to the new ideas, partnerships and impact her research will inspire.

08/25/2026

At our 2026 ECE Alumni Reunion, we asked alumni one simple question:
What's your favourite memory from your time in the ECE program?

From lifelong friendships to late-night labs, student clubs, and unforgettable moments on campus, their stories remind us that the ECE experience is about so much more than the classroom.

Watch the video to hear what they had to say, and let us know your favourite ECE memory in the comments! 💙

08/06/2026

At this year's ECE Convocation Reception, we asked graduates to share a message for their classmates as they celebrate this important milestone.

From words of encouragement to heartfelt congratulations, these messages reflect the community, friendships, and shared experiences that made their ECE journey memorable. Join us in celebrating the ECE Class of 2026 and all they've accomplished. We can't wait to see where your next chapter takes you.

07/28/2026

Slow days, sunshine, and quiet corners ☀️

There’s something special about summer at U of T ECE. From peaceful pathways to sunlit study spots, take a moment to soak it all in. 🏙️

What’s your favourite season on campus?

07/22/2026

🏆 Congratulations to ECE student Kassie Tan, recipient of the 2026 Rose Sheinin Award and the OPEFE (Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education) Gold Medal.

Presented to the highest-performing female student graduating from a science program at the University of Toronto, the Rose Sheinin Award recognizes exceptional academic achievement and dedication to learning. The OPEFE Gold Medal is awarded to the graduating engineering student who achieves the highest overall academic standing in their class.

Throughout her time in ECE, Kassie has demonstrated excellence, curiosity, and a commitment to pushing boundaries in engineering and science. We are proud to celebrate these well-deserved recognitions and look forward to seeing the impact she will continue to make in the years ahead.

Join us in congratulating Kassie on these outstanding accomplishments! 👏

07/21/2026

From U of T ECE PhD student to assistant professor, teaching stream, Professor Parinaz Naseri has come full circle. 🎓

After earning her PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering in 2023, Professor Naseri's research focused on using machine learning to design electromagnetic metasurfaces with applications in satellite communications. Today, she's helping shape the next generation of engineers in the classroom.

💬 "What excites me most is the opportunity to help train the next generation of engineers and to play a meaningful role in enriching the student experience in a way that reflects the support I once received."

Learn more about Professor Naseri's career journey, her research, and the advice she has for new students using the link in bio.

05/12/2026

Spring has officially sprung at U of T! 🌸

Winter, spring, summer, or fall - what's your favourite season on campus?
❄️💐☀️🍂

02/03/2026

and students: launch your career in tech!

The Tech@RBC Insider Series is back on February 25! Join us for a free three-part event where ’s Executive Vice President, Innovation and Technology, Martin Wildberger, shares career advice and shows how a curiosity-driven approach fuels innovation.

PART 1: Scholarship Award Ceremony
15-min celebration
• Join us as we honour 10 exceptional engineering and computer science students who received RBC scholarships

PART 2: Keynote
30-min talk + 15-min Q&A
• Hear from Martin Wildberger, EVP, Innovation and Technology
• Discover how RBC balances a 162-year legacy with cutting-edge AIto create future-ready solutions

PART 3: Career Accelerator Tracks
60-min dual-track interactive experience
• Hiring Insights + Résumé AMA — learn what recruiters look for and how to craft a standout application
• Career Micro Chats — join seven-minute group chats with RBC experts from AI/ML, cyber, cloud, data, capital markets, DevOps and other key fields

Details
📆 Wednesday, February 25, 5–8 p.m. (Registration and networking begin at 4:30 p.m.)
📍 Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus, 108 College St.
💻 No experience needed
🍕 Free event; food provided

Exclusively for U of T students
🔗 Spots are limited — RSVP at link in bio

01/20/2026

Welcome new ECE grad students! 👋

recently spoke to the new crop of grad students beginning their ECE journey this winter. 🧑‍🎓

Thanks to everyone who came out and to the faculty and staff who supported the event.

01/06/2026

Say hi to Michael! 👋

Michael is an ECE major in the EngSci program and the co-founder and technical lead at Prandtl Dynamics. We asked Michael which five objects he can’t live without. And he delivered! 💬

When it comes to innovating, maintaining a work-life balance, or learning, these are the things that get Michael through his day. 💻

Wondering what the difference between EngSci & ECE is? 🤔

— The EngSci ECE major at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive program that prepares students for a wide range of engineering disciplines. The major covers a broad range of technical electives, allowing students to focus on their specific interests within Electrical and Computer Engineering. The major is designed to provide a broad background in both electrical and computer disciplines and their integration, preparing students for careers in various sectors of the economy that depend on power, control, communication, and computation.

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