Graduate Students Networking Night
In collaboration with the Office of the Vice Dean, Graduate and UTMAGS

Wednesday, January 18
6 - 8 pm
Faculty Club, DV 3140
This event is for MASTERS and PhD students ONLY

* Students are encouraged to register for the "Networking for Career Success" workshop on Tuesday, January 10 or one of the "Learn to Network" workshops on Jan. 17 & 18

Wondering what career paths you can take with your graduate degree?

Not sure how to apply your graduate-level skills in the workplace? Questions on making the transition into industry with your graduate degree?

Attend this event to network with leading industry professionals with a diverse range of graduate degrees. Learn about their experience, develop a network of contacts, and gain valuable insight from professionals.

Participants include reps from (as of January 17):

  • GlaxoSmithKline
  • MaRS Innovation
  • Sanofi Pasteur
  • Technical Standards & Safety Authority
  • Hoffmann-La Roche Limited
  • Lunanos
  • Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board

DRESS CODE
Business casual attire (no jeans or t-shirts) is mandatory for this event. To learn more about appropriate business attire, please review our Dress for Success section.

ATTENDANCE POLICY & PHOTO RELEASE
By registering for this event, you acknowledge that you have read & agree to the Career Centre’s Attendance Policy & Photo Release for events and workshops.

LOCATION
Faculty Club, Davis 3140

TCard: Please bring your valid U of T TCard to the session.

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Students are encouraged to register for the "Networking for Career Success" workshop on Tuesday, January 10 or one of the "Learn to Network" workshops on Jan. 17 & 18

I have read & agree to the Career Centre’s Attendance Policy & Photo Release for events and workshops, available here.

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