Our Advocacy
The University of Toronto Government Relations Office advocates for the University with local, provincial and federal governments. We partner with community and industry groups in many areas, from employment and productivity, to urban policy.
The Government Relations Office has submitted, contributed, or convened stakeholders to produce the following key documents and position papers:
What do new drug delivery technologies, electric vehicles, and values have in common? They are among the topics in focus during a six-part podcast series from The Hub Canada which features top researchers at the University of Toronto. Interviewed as part of The Hub Dialogues, researchers explain t...
The University of Toronto plays host to government officials each year on a broad range of topics that are important to Canadians. These engagements support knowledge exchange between government and the University and help advance public policy development in areas of government priority.
U of T’s submission to the Standing Committee on Science and Research articulates how the university advances Canada’s success in key economic sectors as well as overall prosperity. The submission responds to the Committee’s study on the distribution of federal government funding among...
A new survey from the School of Graduate Studies finds that a growing share of PhD graduates are working in the private sector. This report identifies the industries in which U of T’s PhD graduates are working, and summarizes the career outcomes of 16,014 PhD students who graduated between 200...