Events Overview
Past Featured Events
Are you seeking innovative, career-ready U of T students to join your organization from May–August 2023 or longer?
On Thursday, January 26, co-op employers are invited to our Management Co-op Networking Breakfast where you can connect with 100+ Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) students pursuing Summer 2023 work terms in the following functional areas:
Do you value the contribution of Black knowledges in academia, business, and community?
Open to all firms committed to accounting skills development and recruitment!
Accredited by the CPA, CFA, and ACCA, accounting programs at the University of Toronto Scarborough continue to push the boundaries of what it means to be a financial professional.
Join us on May 27, 2022 to showcase the accounting profession and accounting career options at your firm with U of T students in Management and Management Co-op. The goal of this event is to allow students to learn about the accounting profession in different industries and to provide an opportunity to network with accounting professionals.
On October 6, join Prof. Mariana Khapko, recipient of the 2020/21 Wynne and Beryl Plumptre Research Award, to discuss her groundbreaking research paper Labour Income Growth and Portfolio Choices: Evidence from Sweden
This spring, step into the spotlight with industry leaders and influencers who are shaping the future of marketing.
From brand strategy to analytics and everything in between, Hashtag Red Carpet is your venue to explore many different areas and aspects of marketing with the trendsetters behind some of the world's most iconic companies.
Browse the agenda below and reserve your spot today!
This event is free for current U of T students, alumni and incoming 2021 Management students at U of T Scarborough.
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On March 10, join Prof. Avni Shah, recipient of the 2019/20 Wynne and Beryl Plumptre Research Award, to discuss her groundbreaking research paper Can Making Family Salient Improve Retirement Contributions? Evidence From Field Experiments in Mexico
Despite good intentions, people all over the world regularly struggle to save for retirement, as many obstacles prevent individuals from contributing to their retirement funds. One way that countries and employers have attempted to increase the rate at which individuals save for retirement is by requiring citizens or employees to make mandatory contributions to their retirement savings via public and private pension systems, respectively. However, a recent analysis by the International Longevity Centre found that this is not enough (Franklin and Hochlaf 2017).
The Department of Management at U of T Scarborough is pleased to host the annual Sports Management Speaker Series, connecting sports fans, sports business professionals, athletes, students, and the community.
On December 1, join us for a lively panel discussion with women leading the future of sports business as we explore some of the pivotal issues towards building a stronger, more equitable sport system for women, girls, and all Canadians, including:
On October 13, 2020, U of T Scarborough Management is bringing together leading experts in academia and business to explore some of the most pressing issues facing the cannabis industry. Despite people using cannabis for centuries, there is limited scientific research exploring its benefits. This is not surprising, considering its status as an illegal substance in some jurisdictions. With recent legalization and industry growth, there is a clear need to advance the study of cannabis and how it can be used to help society. The aim of this conference is to bridge academia and business in order to create new synergistic linkages to accelerate knowledge development and mobilization in this domain.
U of T Scarborough Management would like to thank Hellenic Pharma and Deloitte for their contribution in organizing this conference.