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Graduate School Pathways & Mentorship

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Supporting Your Graduate Journey Through Mentorship
Navigating the path to and through graduate school can be challenging. Our mentorship programs connect you with experienced professionals and peers who provide guidance, insight, and support tailored to your academic and career goals. Whether you’re an undergraduate preparing for graduate studies or a graduate student exploring industry opportunities, these programs offer valuable connections to help you grow, succeed, and build your future with confidence.

Graduate Career Mentoring – Industry Connections

The Graduate Career Mentoring program connects graduate students with experienced professionals working in industries aligned with the students’ career interests.

For example, a master’s student in Biomedical Science might be matched with a professional at a research firm. The program runs for the duration of the academic year and requires a time commitment of 2–3 hours per month.

Whether you’re interested in joining as a mentee or a mentor, click here to learn more and get involved. (external link) 

GRADMentors — Peer Mentoring Program

The GRADMentors program matches graduate students with undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing MA/PhD studies. This program, held in collaboration with the Graduate Leadership Institute, runs for the duration of the academic year and is a time commitment of 2-3 hours per month.

Whether you want to be a mentee or a mentor, click here for more information and to join. (external link) 

For more information regarding either program, please contact bramooth.yuvarajan@torontomu.ca