This is a consequential moment for Canada. U of T has a responsibility to help shape what comes next, at home and around the world.
Throughout the greatest challenges in our history, Canada has relied on its institutions, ideas and people to help define the future.
Once again, the moment calls.
As technological innovation, economic instability and shifting global relationships test Canada in new ways, the University of Toronto has a responsibility to leverage its scale, expertise and public mission to serve Canada and the world.
As Canada’s flagship university, U of T is embracing its leadership through three Presidential Commitments:
- Preparing future-ready graduates
- Advancing responsible AI adoption at scale
- Mobilizing knowledge for social and economic impact
Approaching our third century, we have a chance to do what this university has done at its best: think freely and creatively, collaborate across boundaries and disseminate knowledge in service of society.
I invite you to learn about these commitments and, in the months to come, join in the conversation about how our community can continue to serve Canada and the world.
—U of T President Melanie A. Woodin
Explore the Presidential Commitments
See how U of T is acting now to prepare students for the future, advance responsible AI adoption and move research discoveries into the world.
Preparing future-ready graduates
U of T is innovating its academic programs to prepare students not just for the current job market, but for a lifetime of learning, adaptation and contribution.
Advancing responsible AI adoption at scale
As Canada’s AI leader, U of T is working to define what responsible, useful and trustworthy AI adoption looks like at institutional scale.
Mobilizing knowledge for social and economic impact
U of T is strengthening the networks and infrastructure that turn research discoveries into impact for Canada and the world.