Partnerships news

Each year, we collaborate more than 400 partner organizations on research and development projects, work-integrated learning programs and much more. Our partners range from local startups to multinational corporations to not-for-profit enterprises, and everything in between.

Professor Eric Miller (CivE) addressed a crowd University of Toronto alumni and friends on as part of the U of T in Your Neighbourhood lecture series. (Photo: Paul Terefenko)

Eric Miller reports from the trenches of Toronto’s transit wars

Civil engineering professor shares the science behind transit planning and decision-making with U of T alumni and friends

Professor Aimy Bazylak, director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy (ISE), and Oleg Popovsky,  co-founder and strategy officer for Constant Power and a member of ISE’s advisory board, speak at the ISE’s third annual research symposium, held March 29, 2016 (Photo: Kristian Galberg)

Institute for Sustainable Energy symposium flips format to close academic-industry loop

Third annual event invited industry leaders to bring their most pressing challenges to U of T Engineering researchers

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U of T Engineering undergraduates unveil novel solutions to industry challenges at Multidisciplinary Capstone Showcase

From military navigation to portable accessibility devices, nineteen student teams took on industry challenges as part of this year’s Multidisciplinary Capstone Design Projects course

Aimy Bazylak, Director of U of T Engineering’s Institute for Sustainable Energy, on a recent trip to Ireland.

The future of sustainable energy: Q & A with Professor Aimy Bazylak

Professor Aimy Bazylak (MIE), Director of U of T Engineering’s Institute for Sustainable Energy (ISE), discusses how the centre is catalyzing energy solutions for the future

University of Toronto Explorer Vertical Take-Off and Landing (UT-XV) is one of the five vehicles unveiled Friday at the Aerospace Showcase organized by the University of Toronto Aerospace Team. (Photo: Roberta Baker)

Ideas taking flight: University of Toronto Aerospace Team unveils its latest fleet

The University of Toronto Aerospace Team unveiled its latest fleet of vehicles, including three drones, a satellite and a rocket, at the Aerospace Showcase held March 18

Tangy the personal assistive robot (credit: Liz Do).

Meet three robots engineered at U of T that could improve — or save — your life

Group of international journalists visits Mechanical & Industrial Engineering labs to learn about U of T Engineering research in robotics and automation

View of the Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship, looking south-west across Front Campus. The building houses many multidisciplinary research centres and institutes in areas such as water, sustainable energy, robotics and mechatronics, engineering leadership, multidisciplinary design and global engineering. (image courtesy Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios)

Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship garners $15M investment from province

CEIE will bring together smart building design and state-of-the-art learning technologies, enabling students, faculty, alumni and industry partners to work together in addressing some of Canada’s most pressing economic challenges

Nearly 350 elementary-school teachers from the Toronto District School Board came to U of T Engineering this week to learn computer coding and robotics programming skills that they can integrate across the curriculum. (Photo: Tyler Irving)

Toronto teachers partner with U of T Engineering to bring coding into their classrooms

A week-long series of computer coding workshops helped TDSB teachers integrate digital literacy across their curriculum.

Randy Sinukoff, industry

Three industry professionals leading U of T Engineering courses

For Randy Sinukoff, the best part of being a course instructor is watching new understanding take root. “I love it when the light goes on in someone’s head,” he says. “I love it when they discover something they never thought of before, or realize something that they can apply to their own life and work.” […]