Transition Day is an opportunity to learn more about the transition to university for students living with disabilities.

On Tuesday, April 30, you’re invited to join this Postsecondary Information Session hosted by the Equity & Outreach Recruitment team. Learn all about the nuts and bolts of Ontario's universities and the transition to university.

The STEAM Design Program is an experiential learning program with an equity focus, as it is designed for grades 10-12 students identifying with groups that are underrepresented in health sciences.

The Summer Mentorship Program (SMP) gives high school students of Indigenous or African ancestry a chance to explore health sciences at the University of Toronto over four weeks in July.

In partnership with the Black Rotman Commerce student group, Rotman Commerce is welcoming Black-identifying students to campus on March 13th for an engaging day of hands-on training in the core business competencies of trading and entrepreneurship.

Join live online for a Trinbagonian short-film screening and live Q&A. Both films are rated PG-13.

The School of Cities presents "Nothing with Us, Without Us," a mini-doc that explores anti-Black racism in Canadian city planning.

Join U of T alumni and friends for an evening of gospel music on February 10. (In person or onilne)

The Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education, Sport & Rec’s annual Black Excellence Kiki Ball is BACK! Our FREE olympic-themed kiki ball is open to ALL to watch and/or compete, beginners welcome! Win up to a $200 cash prize and a 🏆 in this fun and friendly runway competition. Not a performer? Cheer them on from the crowd!

Join this webinar to learn about how to finance your U of T education. 

Reach Ahead to Kinesiology is an access program that invites Black and Indigenous Ontario high school students to attend the Faculty for five days over March Break. Apply by Jan 12.

Ask all your questions about the application process, U of T, our three campuses, 700+ academic program options, support and services, and opportunities outside the classroom.

Ask all your questions about the application process, U of T, our three campuses, 700+ academic program options, support and services, and opportunities outside the classroom.

The Black Students in Business is proud to present our annual LEAD Conference. With the theme “Unveiling your Potential”, this year’s LEAD Conference aims at emphasizing careers in business and encouraging black high school students to pursue higher education. Register Today.

Future Black Applicant Day is designed to provide prospective Black students and their supporters with invaluable insights into our academic programs, vibrant campus life, and the boundless opportunities that await you at U of T.

The Brotherhood of Ethnic Excellence (BEE) is a Hart House youth program that aims to build stronger connections between the University of Toronto campus and Black youth.

In celebration of our 150th anniversary, U of T Engineering is hosting a Faculty open house on October 14. Join us from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a free, family-friendly event to discover U of T Engineering's rich history of innovation.

Nurturing Black Student Excellence in Education (NBSE) is for Black-identified students grades 9-12 who are curious about the business field and about learning how a post-secondary education can help you achieve your full potential.

This event celebrates the one-year anniversary of the Nobellum Innovator Program and recognizes the accomplishments of our 2022 Cohort of Black Innovators in STEM.

The Hart House Group Fitness Mentorship Program provides youth the opportunity to become certified fitness instructors while being paid for their commitment.

Science Rendezvous is a free, annual, all-day festival that brings science out of the lab and onto the street with the ultimate goal of improving student enrolment as well as public involvement in the science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (S.T.E.A.M.) fields.