Experiential Education Fair

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Will you be attending the tabling portion of the event from 9:40-10:40 AM? *Please note that a list of confirmed virtual tables will be available on this site closer to the date of the event* *

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VST410H5S: Internship in the Arts and Visual Studies: An introduction to the course requirements, professional experiences and knowledge base that students gain prior to entering the workforce after graduation.

Experiential Learning in English and Drama: Exploring the State of the Arts: This session will detail experiential learning in E&D, from ROPs and field courses to the new playwriting initiative, the creative writing minor, and courses with creative practice-based assignments.

Experiential Education Unit, Student Ambassadors: Interested in gaining hands-on experience, for-credit? Want to develop knowledge and skills in your field of study? Learn about the various experiential learning opportunities available at UTM, and hear from our very own EEU Student Ambassadors!

Internships in Economics: The Department of Economics will be hosting a Q & A Information Session for all Economics students who are interested in applying for the Economics Internship course in their final year of studies. The information session will discuss the course plan for next year, the application process and you will have a chance to ask any questions you have about the course or process

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Research opportunities, Practicum in Exceptionality and Summer Abroad in Psychology: This session discusses departmental research opportunities such as ROP, Independent Research Projects and the Thesis course. It will then describe our 4th year Practicum in Exceptionality (PSY442Y5) and Summer Abroad Program).

Learn, Experience, and Reflect with the RGASC & ISUP: In this session, you will be able to identify opportunities for experiential learning within the RGASC that align with your learning and career goals! Attend a Reflective Writing workshop and learn to critically analyze your experiences.

Internship Opportunities in the Chemical & Physical Sciences: The Chemical & Physical Sciences internship course (CPS400) provides opportunities for students to gain vital industry experience through internship placements. Learn about the placement process, how to apply, and the benefits of participating.

Getting involved with Student Recruitment at UTM: Are you passionate about your campus or program of study and want to share your story with future students? The Office of Student Recruitment & Admissions is looking for volunteers to support us through various activities including specialized on-campus and online events, regular and private campus tours, and unique projects throughout the year, including photoshoots for U of T publications!

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From Travelling to Acting to Teaching; EL in Italian Studies Open to Program and Non-Program Students: Participants will learn about a variety of experiential learning opportunities and bursaries available to all interested students including visiting Italy, internships, local field trips, acting in an Italian language theatre production etc.

Career Centre, Getting the most out of your EL experience: In this session we'll discuss how the Career Centre helps UTM students get experience, i.e. part-time summer, volunteering, on campus opportunities and how we support students in preparing for these and other EL opportunities. In addition, we review how to maximize your experience during an EL and then reflect on learning and incorporate this into career decisions and planning.

Historical Studies, Internships in Public History: What are they really about? From gaining meaningful work experience to doing public-facing historical research, Dr. Petrakos discusses why internships provide some of the most important skills a student of history can learn.

Experiential Learning Opportunities at the Finance Learning Centre: Learn about all the opportunities for hands-on learning on specialized financial software, the FLC certification programs, and the Library 101 program that will help you develop academic and professional skills in finance and business.

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Connecting learning to life with the CSE! CSE runs a number of co-curricular and curricular EL and CEL opportunities, allowing students to gain valuable experience, developing skills and giving back to the community. Visit our session to explore the opportunities available to you.

Experience: Get Out There and Explore with BIO400: The Biology Internship Program (BIO400) offers fourth-year Biology students 200-hour supervised work placements in diverse professional settings. Learn more about the program, how to apply, and the types of work placements made available to students.

Master of Management (MMI), Opportunities in Business for Science and Engineering Students: The Master of Management (MMI) program is a 12 month master’s program that provides students with knowledge, skills and strategic perspectives required to become leaders in the innovation process. Join us to learn more about small classes, personalized career coaching and a specially tailored professional development series.

International Education Centre (IEC), Experience the World: Find out how you can embed global learning experiences into your UTM degree from home or through travel opportunities. Global learning helps you develop intercultural skills, expand your learning beyond the classroom, and build international networks.

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