Events & opportunities
TRSM all-in-one student events calendar
Use the interactive events calendar below to explore all TRSM events for undergraduate students. You can filter events by timing, in-person or virtual format, and event pillars — or simply search using keywords. Click on an event name to view full details and register.
You can use the filter "Event Pillar" to narrow down your search by event category which includes Academic and Personal, Community, Health & Well-being, and Professional. Use the "Organizer" filter to narrow down by event organizer/department. So if you're looking for careers and co-op specific events, filter down to Business Career Hub (BCH), if you're a first-year student select Fit for Business (FFB), and if you're looking for academic student advising sessions, select Program Advising and Student Success (PASS).
If you are a TRSM staff, to ensure your event shows up on this calendar, please follow the (google doc) Blackthorn event format guide (external link, opens in new window) . If you are a student group within TRSM, follow the (google doc) mandatory event creation steps for TRSM student groups (external link, opens in new window) .
Event No-Show policy
To ensure fair access to events for all 12,000+ Ted Rogers School students, you must cancel your event registration (opens in new window) at least 24 hours in advance if you can no longer attend. Failing to do so for three events will result in a violation of the Event No-Show Policy, and your future event registrations will be automatically cancelled. To reinstate your registration privileges, you’ll need to complete a form confirming your understanding of the policy. Learn more on our Event No-Show Policy page (opens in new window) .
Other events and opportunities
At the Ted Rogers School (TRSM), the student groups, professors, and deans office actively and enthusiastically support students in their participation in a variety of student competitions.
The Ted Rogers Students' Society (TRSS) provides funding
Discover unique opportunities at ExploreTMU Find and attend events, browse and join organizations, and showcase your involvement!
The Ted Rogers Sales Leadership Program (TRSLP) is a dynamic student initiative within the Ted Rogers Leadership Centre at TMU. The program connects students with industry professionals and academic mentors to cultivate essential sales and leadership skills. TRSLP offers experiential learning opportunities, workshops, and networking events that prepare students to excel in high-demand sales and marketing roles.
The Tri-Mentoring Program’s (TMP) educational priority is to mentor each student using their individual experience to find their sense of belonging on campus.
Leadership Development uses your experiences on campus and in your community to educate and inform programs focused on your evolution as a leader.
Are you a Ted Rogers School of Management student with two years of studies left? Are you interested in furthering your professional and personal development while gaining career-ready skills? If you've answered yes to these questions, then the Top 200 Program is for you!
The Dais is Canada’s platform for bold policies and better leaders. We are a public policy and leadership think tank at Toronto Metropolitan University, connecting people to the ideas and power we need to build a more inclusive, innovative, prosperous Canada.
With so many campus programs, services, and activities available at TMU, a Student Success Navigator can help students connect to the resources they need. Sofia Lydiatt, the Student Success Navigator for TRSM, can connect you to various programs, services, activities, and people - in-faculty and centrally - that can help you meet your goals. Email slydiatt@torontomu.ca to get connected! Sofia will be outside the Fit for Business office (TRS 2-168) every Thursday from 1-4 p.m.
Entrepreneurship and StartUps
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The DMZ at Toronto Metropolitan University is a world-leading tech incubator that helps startups grow by providing expert mentorship, funding opportunities, and access to a global network. Whether you're just starting out or ready to scale, the DMZ offers tailored programs like the Pre-Incubator for idea validation, the Incubator for scaling support, and the Talent Academy for building tech and business skills. With specialized support for women founders, Black entrepreneurs, and students, the DMZ is the perfect launchpad for turning big ideas into thriving businesses.
The DMZ provides amazing resources and opportunities, some of which include:
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Zone Learning at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) is an innovative experiential learning network that empowers students to apply their academic knowledge to real-world challenges. Through 10 specialized zones, students can engage in diverse fields ranging from healthcare and sustainability to fashion and digital media. These zones offer opportunities to develop startups, collaborate on projects, and gain hands-on experience. Participants benefit from mentorship, access to cutting-edge workspaces, and potential funding, all while building valuable skills and professional networks. Whether you're looking to launch your own venture or contribute to existing initiatives, Zone Learning provides a dynamic environment to bridge the gap between education and industry.
Explore more about each zone and program below:
Learn How To Make Your Events More Accessible
Check out TMU's guide on hosting accessible events:
All Toronto Metropolitan University events should be planned with accessibility in mind, and event planners should take into consideration the fact that people with various types of disabilities might attend their event. Take a look at these resources to make sure your event is accessibility friendly.
Newsletter content collection form
Opportunities and events enhance your undergraduate experience. Every Monday, an email highlighting upcoming opportunities and events is sent to all Ted Rogers students. Want to see your opportunity or event posted? Please complete the (google form) Newsletter Content Collection Form (external link, opens in new window) below with all the details, if you have any questions or concerns, please email trsm.students@torontomu.ca (opens in new window) . However, if you're a first-year Ted Rogers School student, you will instead receive the weekly Ted Rogers School Fit for Business (opens in new window) email every Tuesday. This email provides relevant and timely content based on students’ specific programs including events and opportunities. If you're not receiving these emails please contact the FFB team at fitforbusiness@torontomu.ca (opens in new window) .