U of T's Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees
The U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees is a free, online networking tool for the entire U of T community. More than 12,000 alumni professionals and students use the hub to give and get career advice.
Alumni Career Series webinars are featured through the U of T Hub. These webinars feature industry experts and U of T faculty, and deliver peer-to-peer learning based on professional best practices shared by fellow alumni.
Join the hub to build your network, find like-minded alumni and students, and exchange career advice, anytime, anywhere.
How it works
- A student or recent grad searches the hub for U of T alumni in professions they’re curious about
- If a student is interested in an alum’s career path, they’ll connect with them for advice over coffee, by phone or online.
- You can also network with others whose experience might interest you including U of T faculty, staff, SCS Learners, and friends of U of T.
“Career-related services from U of T Alumni Relations helped me to improve my skills and confidence in finding a job."
- Yanni Dai (BSc 2019)
“[It is] a really helpful tool that helped me in transition into a new industry.”
- Natalie Kim (BA 2016)
For general questions about this program, please contact us at uofthub@utoronto.ca.
- Career exploration and planning
- Industry insights
- Networking
- Grad school
- Professional development
- Career advice
UTSC Management Cafe on Ten Thousand Coffees
For a full list of the many different Alumni-Student mentoring programs across U of T visit: https://alumni.utoronto.ca/volunteer/mentor-a-student
The University of Toronto is pleased to offer the Ten Thousand Coffees platform to facilitate mentorship connections between students and alumni. Use of the platform is subject to Ten Thousand Coffees Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. Ten Thousand Coffees will also share your email address with the University of Toronto Division of University Advancement for the purposes of university advancement and alumni program administration.
Additionally, the Ten Thousand Coffees University of Toronto site includes optional questions related to self-identity, for example, first-generation status, ethnicity, gender identity, etc., which will enable the Division of University Advancement to better understand the diversity of UofT’s alumni community. By collecting this information, the Division of University Advancement will be better able to develop data informed strategies to deliver programs and services that engage all alumni, build their connections with the University, proactively address systematic barriers to participation by diverse alumni, and improve equitable service and program delivery. For more information, please see this page, Notice of Collection.