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Welcome to the Engineering Science Orientation Blog! 

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Congratulations on choosing to pursue Engineering Science at U of T!

This blog will introduce you to our program and act as a guide to your first year, to help you become familiar with (and successful in) EngSci. You’ll also get an overview of some of the awesome things you’ll get to do in this program and hear a lot of valuable information from upper-year students.

We will post regularly over the summer – so check back often and subscribe to our weekly newsletter starting June 12th, to stay up to date. Also make sure to follow our Instagram account @engsciblog for even more fun content. Feel free to ask questions and send us your comments using our email (engsci.blog@utoronto.ca). This blog is made for YOU so make sure you use it!

Let us know what you like or dislike, events you want to see in the future, or about your day and how you are doing. We would love to get to know each of you over the summer and tailor this orientation program to you, so don’t hesitate to say “Hi.”

If you see words like “3T0,” that refers to your graduating year, 2030. It worked better before, e.g. 9T9. If you choose to do a PEY (don’t worry if you don’t know what that is), you will graduate in 2031 as “3T0 + PEY”.

– Amanda and Monika, Blog Admins


Stay up to date on the Orientation Program 

Sign up for the EngSci Orientation Newsletter below. Please use your name as it appears on official U of T communications.


Join Our Events! 

Excited to get involved with the Engineering Science Orientation Program and other U of T initiatives? Keep an eye on our calendar for upcoming events and important dates for the summer. 


Sign Up for Sci Socials 

Do you have burning questions about EngSci that you’d like to ask in a smaller group setting? Or maybe you just want to hang out with us, Amanda and Monika? If so, come to our Sci Socials! These Sci Socials will be short 1 on 1 or small group meetings where we’ll answer your questions, share our experiences, and help you feel ready to start first year.