Ted Rogers School of Management - Toronto Metropolitan University

09/29/2026

Jake Briand, a first-year Business Management student, spent the summer working as a product developer at Triple, an AI startup developing a donor-intelligence platform for universities, hospitals and nonprofits.

Discover how a summer job at tech startup Triple allows students to shape real-world software and make a meaningful impact on hospitals and universities.

09/29/2026

TRSM has officially unveiled the updated Tourism, Hospitality & Event Management (THEM) major which builds on the school’s 75-year legacy and responds to growing demand for professionals in tourism, hospitality and the experience economy.

Ted Rogers School launches new Tourism, Hospitality & Event Management major September 25, 2026 From left: Dr. Frederic Dimanche, Dean Cynthia Holmes, Dr. Chris Gibbs (Chair, Tourism, Hospitality & Event Management) and Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano (Provost and Vice-President, Academic). Members of....

09/25/2026

TRSM’s MBA Responsible Leadership Challenge gave 31 incoming MBA students an opportunity to develop responsible leadership skills through a real-world case competition funded by Zabeen Hirji. The challenge emphasizes ethical, accountable and purpose-driven leadership, aligning with the goal of developing principled business leaders

MBA students lead with purpose at 2026 MBA Responsible Leadership Challenge September 23, 2026 From left: Zabeen Hirji, students from first place team (Klaudio Koci, Nicholas Moustakas, Ria Kunkulol and Pichasinee Manasuth), Charmaine Wong (Managing Partner, Deloitte Canada) and Teri Dennis-Davies (...

09/25/2026

Dr. Shengkun Xie’s new research presents a more behaviour-focused way to analyze traffic data, allowing cities and transportation organizations to identify complex traffic patterns more accurately.

The research demonstrates how advanced data analytics can transform large volumes of transportation data into practical information that supports smarter urban planning.

09/24/2026

A mural by Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist Queen Kukoyi, entitled Black Futures Garden, has been installed on the wall in the atrium of the Ted Rogers School building. The artwork was commissioned through the school’s Black Flourishing Art Installation Project, which invited Black artists across Canada to explore themes of community, joy, identity, history and collective well-being. The mural portrays Black flourishing as an interconnected ecosystem, bringing together plants, birds, celestial elements and figures representing different generations. https://bit.ly/47fU9P0

09/24/2026

Dr. Yuanshun Li’s research examines Autocallable Reverse Convertibles with lock-up periods, complex investment products that offer high interest payments but expose investors to risks if the underlying stock falls.

The solution from our research gives regulators and everyday advisors a transparent benchmark to check if a retail financial product is actually a fair deal or an overpriced trap.

09/23/2026

TRSM launched its new Accounting specialization within the PhD in Management program in Fall 2026, welcoming its first cohort of four doctoral students. The program builds on the Accounting department’s growing research strength and aims to develop researchers who can contribute to accounting scholarship, education and practice.

New Accounting specialization in Ted Rogers School’s PhD in Management program launched September 22, 2026 From left: Accounting PhD students Lucas Agbeli and Isaac Agyemang The Accounting specialization in the PhD in Management program at the Ted Rogers School of Management launched in Fall 2026,...

09/23/2026

Dr. Mohammad Nikoofal’s new study examines how online marketplaces such as Amazon and Google should share customer and sales data with competing sellers through paid competitive intelligence services.

What is good for the platform and sellers is not always good for consumers. When information is shared unevenly, prices may rise, and customers may be worse off.

09/22/2026

Associate Professor Lucas Dufour’s study examines whether newcomers can fit into an organization while still contributing new ideas, challenging the assumption that conformity and creativity are opposites.

Affective trust (feeling cared for) made newcomers more willing to speak up with suggestions and new ideas, which in turn boosted their creativity.

09/21/2026

Dr. Shengkun Xie’s new study examined whether AI-based forecasting methods could outperform traditional statistical techniques using monthly U.S. outbound air travel data from 2013–2023 across eight global regions.

A flexible approach allows organizations to achieve more reliable predictions while avoiding unnecessary complexity and computational cost.

09/15/2026

TMU continues to strengthen its global standing in business education as the 2026 ShanghaiRanking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects had Management reaching the world’s top 150 after three consecutive years of improvement https://bit.ly/3Tuqf6w

TMU’s Management and Business Administration subjects make 2026 Shanghai Rankings September 15, 2026 Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) performed well in several areas of this year’s Shanghai Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (external link, opens in new window) , including Management and...

09/15/2026

Applications for the Social Ventures Zone at TMU's Incubation and Ideation programs are now open for Fall 2026. The SVZ's proven pathway has been turning ideas into reality and providing a home base for social entrepreneurs in Toronto for over a decade, offering co-working space, networking, organized programming, coaching and much more.

Wherever you are on your path, there's a program for you at the SVZ. Applications close on September 21st at 11:59 PM. Learn more at the link below.

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09/09/2026

Fit for Business launched a new window design to make its First Year Experience office more welcoming and encourage first-year students to connect with the school community.The project combined student creativity, professional mentorship and collaboration.

TMU student's design welcomes visitors to Fit for Business office September 08, 2026 Student Engagement and Development Manager Shabnam Ahmad (third from left) with Fit for Business team in front of new office window design. The entrance of the office dedicated to supporting first-year Ted Rogers Sc...

09/08/2026

❓Wondering how your co-op offers measure up?

Our latest Early Talent Insights Report explores average co-op wages across Fall 2025, Winter 2026, and Summer 2026, broken down by program, industry, and work term—giving you a better sense of where your offers stand and how you can stay competitive when attracting top talent.
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09/03/2026

Research by Dean Cynthia Holmes and assistant prof Kiana Basiri found that students’ living arrangements and commute times are closely linked to grades and satisfaction.

New research shows living in Toronto student residence leads to better grades, revealing how commute times and housing affordability impact academic success.

09/02/2026

Make it real. Make it thrive. 💡🏠

The Social Ventures Zone at Toronto Metropolitan University is excited to share that applications for the SVZ's Incubation and Ideation programs are now open for Fall 2026. The Social Ventures Zone's proven pathway has been turning ideas into reality and providing a home base for social entrepreneurs in Toronto for over a decade, offering co-working space, networking, organized programming, coaching and much more.

The SVZ Incubation program is a nationally-leading launchpad for startup founders ready to take the leap, while the Ideation program offers the first step in your startup journey. Wherever you are on your path, there's a program for you at the SVZ.

Applications close on September 21st at 11:59 PM. Learn more at the link below.

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09/01/2026

A research study by Prof Rishad Habib, Prof Julie Kellershohn and PhD student Karun Tangri found that dog-friendly restaurant menus can influence customer behaviour and benefit businesses. https://bit.ly/3T0B3Jl

08/31/2026

The TRSM experience extends beyond graduation. Alumni and staff are giving back through mentorship, networking, co-op opportunities, hiring, volunteering, teaching and donations, creating a cycle where the connections and opportunities they received are passed on to the next generation.

Taking mentorship beyond the coffee chat August 26, 2026 Alumni making an impact At the Ted Rogers School of Management, alumni are stepping forward to make a difference through giving. Their contributions, whether small or large, help empower students both inside and outside the classroom. This ong...

08/27/2026

Following National Canoe Day, TRSM hosted a special event celebrating the history, cultural significance and lasting impact of the canoe in Indigenous trade and relationships across Turtle Island.
Mi’kmaw artisan Todd Labrador, creator of the birch bark canoe displayed in the TRSM building, shared teachings, family history and insights into his work preserving traditional canoe building as an important form of Indigenous cultural heritage.

Discover how Mi'kmaw artisan Todd Labrador and TMU's Ted Rogers School of Management honor Indigenous teachings, trade, and the art of birch bark canoe building.

08/06/2026

TMU alumni Grejdi Meta (Economics and Management ’22) and Julia Lukaski-Dolecki (Graphic Communications ’21) found love on campus. Now, they got engaged at Pitman Hall where they first met as students.

Discover how TMU alumnus Meta recreated his fiancée's first-year residence room down to the last detail for a sentimental, unforgettable campus proposal.

08/05/2026

💻 Excel, Power BI, Python... where is the gap?
In the August issue of , we explore how Co-op students and employers view the impactfulness of technical skills in the workplace.
Uncover the biggest perception gaps across majors and work terms, and see how proactive skill-building can better align talent with team needs.
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08/04/2026

Natasha Sleem-Gardiner (Human Resources Management ’12) supports students and alumni through guest lectures, resume reviews, interview coaching and networking sessions. She emphasizes that giving back strengthens her connections to the TMU community and helps shape the next generation of professionals.

TMU alumni Vincent Andriano and Natasha Sleem-Gardiner mentor, hire and guide students into careers after graduation.

07/31/2026

From finance and stadium operations to local hospitality operators, TRSM alumni played key roles in helping make the FIFA World Cup 2026 a success.

Ted Rogers alumni scored big at the 2026 FIFA World Cup July 29, 2026 From left: Patrick Inacio, Manager, Financial Strategy & Reporting, FIFA Secretariat and Jamieson Kerr, Owner, Queen & Beaver Public House Ask any Torontonian, and they’ll say there’s nothing like a Toronto summer. The FIFA Wo...

07/29/2026

Crafted by Mi'kmaw artisan and cultural archaeologist Todd Labrador, a birch bark canoe installation at TRSM highlights the long history of Indigenous entrepreneurship and trade in North America

Inside TMU’s way of honouring Indigenous entrepreneurship, rewriting the business curriculum and backing a booming Indigenous economy.

07/28/2026

Consumers are more likely to buy ethically produced products when they cost the same as conventional alternatives, even if they receive a smaller quantity. Assistant Prof Mehak Bhart said transparent quantity reductions can help bridge the gap between ethical values and purchasing behaviour

A new study suggests smaller packages at the same shelf price may increase consumer willingness to buy ethical coffee.