Research Lab Matchmaking
In late January, the Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BME) will be hosting a virtual event, where prospective students can meet 1 on 1 with our core and cross-appointed faculty members.
The objective of this session is to maximize the number of meetings between students and faculty from the same discipline within 2 hours. Each session will be 5 minutes long, and you will only meet with people from your own discipline. Within the time frame, the objective is to build a quick impression between the graduate student and faculty members. This responsibility lies with both parties.
If you have any questions about this event, please send an email to comm.bme@utoronto.ca.
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Eligibility criteria
- Have maintained a minimum of 80% in the last two years for undergraduate or masters thesis
- Domestic applicants (Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident) are preferred, exceptions can be made for international applicants
- You have not been accepted into one of our program yet
- Interested in doing research in molecular, cell & tissue, or clinical engineering research with one of our core or cross-appointed faculty members
- Only a selected number of students will be invited to the event, we will be in touch if you are invited to the event
The University of Toronto and University of Toronto Engineering is committed to increasing diversity among our community members. Excellence flourishes in an environment that embraces the broadest range of people.
Apply
Apply to our MASc/PhD programs through the School of Graduate Studies
Deadline: January 12, 2025
Once you have completed the application to our MASc or PhD programs on SGS, we'll send an invitation with instructions to qualified candidates to register for Research lab match-making. We'll review all applications on January 13, 2025 to evaluate your eligibility. Eligible candidates will receive an email by the end of the day on January 13th with further instructions.
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