Lectures & workshops
Join our community of learners by attending a talk, signing up for a lecture series or taking a massive open online course (MOOC).
Upcoming events
Public History Lab: Hitler and Stalin Today by Professor Timothy Snyder
Harvard’s Ranjay Gulati on How to Be Bold
Game on: Leveling up pediatric rehab with gaming technologies
Annual Saul Goldstein Memorial Lecture
Special Tour for U of T Alumni: Robarts Library
Singapore: President's Reception & Presentation
Alumni Career Series: How to AI-Proof Your Job Search, Career, and Future
Share Your Spark: Dr. Geeta Yadav in conversation with Bonnie Fuller
Eric So on 'The Collision: What AI Does to Us'
The G20 in a Fragmented World: Prospects for President Trump’s Miami Summit
The Ecology of Colour: An Artistic Journey Through the Spectrum of Light, Across Human and Insect Vision
U of T Where You Are: Inside the Race to Fight Lung Cancer
Astronomy on Tap T.O.
Diplomacy Around the World: A Conversation with Ambassador Tamara Mawhinney
Innis Ignites: Alumni insights in 15 minutes
The Tettey-Sebuabe Finding Common Ground Forum
What to automate. What stays human? Explore with Stefanie Hutka
Parallel Paths: the Transformative Power of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Surviving the smoke: The new reality of wildfires
Bloomberg Nursing Rounds: Communication Vulnerability and Patient Safety in ICU
Nick Kindler on "The Narrative Effect"
Health Inc Season 6, Episode 3 with Dr. Sarah Elton
Our event programs
Embrace lifelong learning with U of T's range of resources, from provocative lectures to advanced degrees and certificates.
U of T Where You Are
This U of T lecture series brings the University to your community – cities around the world – to share fascinating research and ideas.
Stress-Free Degrees
A highlight of U of T’s annual Alumni Reunion! Enjoy engaging and thought-provoking lectures on interesting topics by leading U of T professors.
Continuing education
Enhance your job readiness, secure professional designations, and expand your professional networks with Continuing Studies certificates and courses at U of T.
Later life learning
Innis College hosts these 10-week lecture series by Later Life Learning, a non-profit sponsoring university-level courses for retired individuals.
Open UToronto courses & sources
Open UToronto offers free and open digital publications of high-quality college and university-level educational materials.
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Social & fun
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