Get Global, Experience Exchange
What would it be like to take exciting classes while discovering new landscapes and cultures? Have you ever thought about conducting research in Asia, Oceania or Europe while completing your degree? The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering is working in co-operation with the Centre for International Experience (CIE) to offer great opportunities to study abroad at top-tier universities. New structured exchange pathways offer students the opportunity to pursue pre-approved courses at a partner institution during certain points in your curriculum. You can complete your requirements as if you were studying here at U of T.
Also this month in the Engineering Student e-News:
- the Academic Plan reignites our Faculty’s vision,
- get funding for your good ideas,
- become a permanent class leader, and
- get your final exam questions answered.
November 2011
Volume 3, Issue 3
In this issue:
Go Abroad!
Dates and Deadlines
Student Services
Money Matters
Campus Life
In the News
Your Faculty
Go Abroad!
International Experiences for EngineersEngineering and the Centre for International Experience join forces to offer you exciting ways to study abroad Myths & Facts about International Student ExchangeWe’re busting common myths about taking your studies abroad CIE Exchange FairOn November 21, CIE hosts an exchange fair, showcasing exchange partner institutions at the Centre for International Experience (33 St. George Street) lobby from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Learn about the exchange programs offered, meet representatives from some of more than 150 exchange partners and get information about financing your trip |
Dates and Deadlines
| November 18 |
Frosh Friday (noon in SF1105): “Professional Engineers Ontario and the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers” |
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| December 6 |
Last day of Arts & Science lectures; final day to apply for late withdrawal (LWD) from an Arts & Science HSS, CS or Free elective course |
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| December 7 | Last day of Engineering lectures |
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| December 8 |
Engineering Study Day: no lectures or exams |
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| December 9 through 20 |
Fall session final examination period More important dates and deadlines |
Student Services
Spotlight: Final Exams & Final Marks
Answers to your questions about final exams and your grades
Petitions Explained
What to do when things don’t go as planned
GO Transit Student ID: Now Easier to Get on the GO
Full-time students are eligible for discounts
Student Feedback Sought on University’s Grading Practices Policy
A working group has been established by the Provost’s Office to review, harmonize and update the policy
Grief Talks
Experiencing the loss of a loved one poses many challenges. If you’ve experienced loss, you’re invited to join this informal talk. Monday, November 28, 5 - 6 p.m., 246 Bloor Street West, room 346
Money Matters
Check Your Tuition Balance on ROSI
Outstanding fees are subject to service charges starting November
Campus Life
Student Experience Significant Focus of Faculty’s Academic Plan
After consultations with students, faculty, staff, alumni and the University community, the Academic Plan sets our academic and administrative directions for the next five years
Congratulations to Our November Graduates
24 undergraduate students crossed the podium and received their degrees this month
Attention Class of 1T2/1T1 + PEY: Become a Permanent Class Executive or Class Leader
After graduation, class executives and leaders strengthen ties between alumni and the Faculty
Engineering Student Wins Accenture Scholarship
Sami Khan (ChemE 1T2) recognized for outstanding participation in extracurricular activities
Flu Shot Clinics at U of T Health Services
Clinics for students are being held at Health Services in November
Good Ideas Fund from Hart House
Do you have a good idea for a guest speaker, film screening, conference, exhibit, reading festival or performance? Hart House can help you put your ideas into action
In the News
Future of Medicine is Smarter Implants
Professor Paul Santerre (IBBME) comments on how biomedical implants will transform medicine
The Nano Revolution: Will Nano Save the Planet?
Professor Ted Sargent (ECE) featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things
MSE Researchers Create World’s Most Efficient Flexible OLED
Plastic solution enables a flexible form factor and a less costly alternative to traditional OLED manufacturing
Inflatable, Solar-powered Plane Takes Off in Toronto
Professor Emeritus James DeLaurier (UTIAS) helps develop solar aircraft for heavy-cargo missions and disaster relief
Recent Civil Grad Converts PhD Research into Company
Michael Montgomery (CivE, PhD 1T1) wins NSERC Innovation Challenge
Your Faculty
Dean Receives the Society of Women Engineers’ Highest Honour
Cristina Amon recognized for outstanding contributions to engineering over more than 20 years
Two U of T Engineers Elected to the U.S. National Academy of Engineering
Alumnus Dr. Prabha Kundur and ECE Professor Jonathan Rose inducted as Foreign Associates of NAE
Engineering Professor Named Canada Research Chair
Prasanth Nair (UTIAS) awarded Canada Research Chair in Computational Modeling and Design Optimization Under Uncertainty
MSE Professor Inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Professor Torstein A. Utigard (MSE) recognized for prominent research in the field of pyrometallurgical materials processing
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