Electrical & Computer Engineering at U of T, 10 King's College Road, Toronto, ON (2026)

02/03/2026

and students: launch your career in tech!

The Tech@RBC Insider Series is back on February 25! Join us for a free three-part event where ’s Executive Vice President, Innovation and Technology, Martin Wildberger, shares career advice and shows how a curiosity-driven approach fuels innovation.

PART 1: Scholarship Award Ceremony
15-min celebration
• Join us as we honour 10 exceptional engineering and computer science students who received RBC scholarships

PART 2: Keynote
30-min talk + 15-min Q&A
• Hear from Martin Wildberger, EVP, Innovation and Technology
• Discover how RBC balances a 162-year legacy with cutting-edge AIto create future-ready solutions

PART 3: Career Accelerator Tracks
60-min dual-track interactive experience
• Hiring Insights + Résumé AMA — learn what recruiters look for and how to craft a standout application
• Career Micro Chats — join seven-minute group chats with RBC experts from AI/ML, cyber, cloud, data, capital markets, DevOps and other key fields

Details
📆 Wednesday, February 25, 5–8 p.m. (Registration and networking begin at 4:30 p.m.)
📍 Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus, 108 College St.
💻 No experience needed
🍕 Free event; food provided

Exclusively for U of T students
🔗 Spots are limited — RSVP at link in bio

01/20/2026

Welcome new ECE grad students! 👋

recently spoke to the new crop of grad students beginning their ECE journey this winter. 🧑‍🎓

Thanks to everyone who came out and to the faculty and staff who supported the event.

01/06/2026

Say hi to Michael! 👋

Michael is an ECE major in the EngSci program and the co-founder and technical lead at Prandtl Dynamics. We asked Michael which five objects he can’t live without. And he delivered! 💬

When it comes to innovating, maintaining a work-life balance, or learning, these are the things that get Michael through his day. 💻

Wondering what the difference between EngSci & ECE is? 🤔

— The EngSci ECE major at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive program that prepares students for a wide range of engineering disciplines. The major covers a broad range of technical electives, allowing students to focus on their specific interests within Electrical and Computer Engineering. The major is designed to provide a broad background in both electrical and computer disciplines and their integration, preparing students for careers in various sectors of the economy that depend on power, control, communication, and computation.

01/06/2026

Say hi to Michael! 👋

Michael is an ECE major in the EngSci program and the co-founder and technical lead at Prandtl Dynamics. We asked Michael which five objects he can’t live without. And he delivered! 💬

When it comes to innovating, maintaining a work-life balance, or learning, these are the things that get Michael through his day. 💻

Wondering what the difference between EngSci & ECE is? 🤔

— The EngSci ECE major at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive program that prepares students for a wide range of engineering disciplines. The major covers a broad range of technical electives, allowing students to focus on their specific interests within Electrical and Computer Engineering. The major is designed to provide a broad background in both electrical and computer disciplines and their integration, preparing students for careers in various sectors of the economy that depend on power, control, communication, and computation.

12/23/2025

Wishing all our ECE students, staff, and faculty a safe and happy holiday break. ❄️

We hope your time off is restful and restorative! Congrats on a successful 2025, and here’s to a transformative 2026. See you all in the new year! ✨

A reminder that the ECE Chair’s Office will be closed until Jan 5, 2026.

12/12/2025

👋 Meet Uzma, one of our 2025–26 ECE Ambassadors!

🎯 Uzma describes her Computer Engineering experience as rigorous, engaging, and inspiring — shaped by a community that’s always ready to help.

🤝 She wishes more students knew just how collaborative the ECE program is. Whether you’re stuck on a concept or need clarity, there’s always someone — a peer or a prof — willing to support you.

🍜 And when she’s taking a study break? You’ll find her at two favourite spots near Baldwin St: Koh Lipe and Kinton Ramen.

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12/03/2025

💡 The ECE department recently hosted the team from Groq - a leader in machine learning, for an ECE Industry Day. Top talent from Groq toured the labs and facilities before ECE Chair Professor Deepa Kundur led a panel disucssion for students. ✨

Students were able to connect one on one with Groq talent and get answers for any questions they may have. Special thanks to Deepa Kundur and Groq for contributing to the success of the day.

11/24/2025

Students joined Professor and ECE Chair Deepa Kundur this semester for a powerful Women in ECE Lunch. 💙

Focused on the theme of resilience, the event featured an inspiring panel of leaders: Eva Lau, Jennifer Galley, Kia Puhm, Anahita Panthaky, Professor Parinaz Naseri, and Professor Margaret Chapman.

Thank you to everyone who came out to be part of the discussion and took part in this meaningful conversation. ✨

11/20/2025

Fall Campus Day 2025 at ECE@UofT was buzzing with energy and excitement! 💙💡

It was wonderful to welcome so many high school students and their families to the Myhal Centre to explore what it means to be part of U of T Engineering.

Prospective students had the chance to learn more about ECE’s programs from , ECE Chair, and hear directly from our passionate student ambassadors.

Thank you to everyone who joined us — we can’t wait to see many of you shaping the future of engineering here at U of T! 🚀

10/31/2025

👻 What happens when you ask ECE students to mix Halloween with engineering?

From spooky circuits to haunted halls, our students share their best takes on what tech makes the ultimate costume — and which U of T building gives off the most chills after dark.⚡️

10/10/2025

💬 “I recognize the importance that a university education gave me — I want to give back.” – Laurie Hevala, ElecE 6T5

Armed with an electrical engineering degree from the University of Toronto, Lauri built a career that was both rewarding and impactful. 🧑‍🎓

“I recognize the importance that the university education has given to me,” he says. “I want to give back to the university in fulfillment of the success that my education here at U of T has allowed me to achieve.”

🔗 Read the full story and watch our interview with Lauri at the link in our bio.

10/03/2025

👋 Oh hey there, ECE Ambassador Dylan!
Today we're In the Loop with Dylan, an ECE ambassador currently on his PEY Co-op and looking to give back to his community of fellow engineers.
Learn more about Dylan and discover his advice for those entering their first year of the ECE program.

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