Meet the U of T Computer Science
team in Taipei

One city. One evening. One conversation that could shape your career.

Where world-class faculty and cutting-edge research have real-world impact, the University of Toronto’s Department of Computer Science connects you to what’s next. Join us in Taipei on September 18 and learn how one of the world’s leading computer science departments can enhance your future.

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ONE CITY,
ONE EVENING

SEPT

18, 2026

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

IN-PERSON


LIMITED SEATS

meet-up with THE University of Toronto cs TEAM

A chat over bites, and a head start on your future

Whether you are exploring graduate school, exploring research opportunities or planning your next step in AI, software engineering, data science or related fields, join us in person to learn how our graduate programs can accelerate your path to a high-impact career in technology. Speak directly with our team about building a career in North America’s fastest-growing tech hub: Toronto.

At this meet-up, you’ll have the opportunity to:

  • Discuss your career aspirations one-on-one
  • Get an inside look at our graduate programs (MScAC, PhD and PhD-Direct Entry)
  • Ask questions about admissions, student life, career opportunities and pathways after graduation
MEET YOUR HOSTS

Arvind Gupta

Professor

Academic Director, Professional Programs
Department of Computer Science
University of Toronto

Wendy Wu

Research Partnerships Lab Manager 

Strategic Initiatives
Department of Computer Science
University of Toronto

Join us in Taipei

  • Date/Time: Friday, September 18, 2026, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
  • Venue: Shared upon registration
  • Cost: Free — registration required
  • Format: Informal meet-up with light snacks

Join us for an evening in the heart of Taipei. Meet our faculty and admissions team, enjoy light snacks and get your questions answered. Come curious. Leave with a better sense of what’s ahead.
CAN’T JOIN US IN-PERSON?

If you can’t attend one of our four city meet-ups, register for our online sessions instead — same team, same conversation, from anywhere