Sustainability
Sustainability programs and research at U of T Engineering are at the forefront of alternative technologies that can mitigate the impact of climate change.
Working with industry partners such as Canfor and Dupont, we are leading a national initiative to develop processes that create value-added, sustainable products from underutilized forest biomass.
- Alternative Fuels
- Carbon Management
- Combustion
- Emissions Reduction
- Energy Policy
- Energy Storage
- Infrastructure Management
- Life-Cycle Assessment
- Smart Grid
- Sustainable Aviation
- Sustainable Energy
- Transportation
- Urban Development
Centre for Power and Information
CPI addresses pressing societal energy challenges at an infrastructural level through fundamental research, industry collaboration, and education, both locally and worldwide.
BioZone advances genome science and genome analysis tools, to provide sound bioengineering solutions to pressing health care challenges.
Institute for Sustainable Energy
ISE is a multidisciplinary research centre that focuses on increasing energy efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of energy use and conversion.
Centre for Research in Sustainable Aviation
CRSA is an interdisciplinary research centre developing future generations of environmentally sustainable aircraft.
CGEN prepares engineering graduates for a global workplace and generates high-impact research projects which address development challenges around the world.
Study Sustainability at U of T Engineering
Our Master of Engineering students can choose from technical specializations in Advanced Water Technologies, Sustainable Energy and Sustainable Aviation. At the undergraduate level, students can pursue minors in Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering, and Engineering Science students can major in Energy Systems Engineering.
Leading innovation starts here
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Professor Aimy Bazylak (MIE) is among this year’s recipients of the Dorothy Killam Fellowship.
Awarded by the National Research Council, the Dorothy Killam Fellowships enable scholars of exceptional ability to devote their time to research projects with the potential to make a significant impact in their respective fields.
“I am tremendously honoured to receive this fellowship,” says Bazylak