Posts Tagged: Graduate Student
This October, we celebrated more than 70 MEng, MASc, and PhD graduates from the Institute of Biomedical Engineering as they crossed the convocation stage and officially joined our growing community of alumni.
We are celebrating students from the Institute of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto by sharing their reflections on their graduate journeys.
Meet the 2026-2027 Biomedical Engineering Student Association (BESA) executive team! BESA plays a key role in fostering a strong and connected graduate student community within the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. Throughout the year, the team organizes student events, professional development workshops, networking opportunities, and other initiatives designed to enhance the graduate student experience.
The Biomedical Engineering Graduate Mentorship Program (BME GMP) is returning for another year with a dedicated team of student leaders committed to building connections, supporting graduate students, and strengthening the BME community.
After experiencing rehabilitation firsthand following a spinal cord injury, University of Toronto biomedical engineering MASc student Mathew Szymanowski is working to improve the rehabilitation process for others. His research explores how augmented reality can make rehab more supportive, intuitive and accessible, drawing on both personal experience and a passion for advancing rehabilitation technology.
The University of Toronto’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BME) is welcoming three new Mastercard Foundation Scholars whose academic backgrounds and professional experiences reflect a shared commitment to improving health outcomes through engineering and innovation.
In September, BME welcomed 120+ students into our graduate programs. We asked some of these students what they are looking forward to in graduate school, and why they chose our programs. Here's what they have to say.
Today, we welcomed more than 120 new students to our MEng, MASc, and PhD programs. Following orientation, students gathered at our annual BBQ to connect with peers, faculty, and staff. We look forward to seeing all they accomplish this year!
Eight students in the University of Toronto’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BME) have been awarded the highly competitive Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Canada Graduate Research Scholarship – Master’s (CGRS M). The national award recognizes outstanding academic achievement and research potential among Canada’s top graduate trainees in health research.
Graduate school can be challenging, especially in your first year. From understanding research to finding your place, many students struggle to adjust. The Institute of Biomedical Engineering Graduate Mentorship Program helps make that transition easier.
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