April 13
To: Governing Council Staff in the Government Relations Portfolio Staff in Simcoe Hall From: Melanie Woodin, President, University of Toronto Re: Appointment of Forrest Parlee as Chief of Government Relations I am pleased to announce the appointment of Forrest Parlee as Chief of Government Relations… Read More
March 27
The University of Toronto’s 2026-2027 budget takes steps to manage costs, boost student financial supports and make strategic, long-term investments in teaching and research – while the university looks ahead to the positive impact of Ontario’s plans to strengthen the post-secondary sector. U … Read More
March 24
The message from a panel discussion of health-care leaders, researchers and innovators was clear: The long-promised future of artificial intelligence in health care has arrived. Sensors built into orthopedic joint implants are currently tracking patient recovery at home. AI scribes are being u… Read More
March 19
A new scholarship initiative will help advance professional development in South America through the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering’s Mining Industry Management Program Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has approved a Minerals Skills Network Grant to the the University of Toronto’s… Read More
March 18
Faculty and students from the Robotics Institute and CRAFT demonstrated physical AI and microfluidic technologies to Ontario’s Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security Left to right: Minister Nolan Quinn tours a robotics research showcase featuring student-built dro… Read More
March 4
The University of Toronto’s Department of Computer Science and AMD, a global leader in high-performance computing, have announced a research and development (R&D) lab aimed at developing next-generation technologies in artificial intelligence and computing. With the launch of the AMD–U o… Read More
About Government Relations at U of T
The mandate of the Government Relations Office (GRO) is to advance policies and positions that align with the mission of the University of Toronto and support the efforts of government to develop sound public policy. GRO is organized in three units: Government Relations and Public Policy, University Relations, and Stakeholder Engagement and Strategic Initiatives. Our goal is to ensure that governments recognize, enable, and publicly articulate the unique role played by the University of Toronto in civic, provincial, and national capacity-building.
International Students: Life After Graduation
This documentary short follows six international students as they pursue their work and passions in the years after graduating from the University of Toronto. The individual stories weave together to show the common experiences, including challenges and triumphs, of stepping into the world after university. Created in partnership between the Centre for International Experience and the Innovation Hub, the documentary explores what it means for international students to leave university and embark on the next chapter of their lives in various places around the world.
With special thanks to Cal Campos, Videographer, Director and Producer, and funded in part by the International Student Experience Fund.
Visit http://uoft.me/lifeaftergrad for full project details.