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Next Steps Conference

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‘We’re at a pivotal point’: Teresa Kramarz argues for a just transition to net zero

April 17, 2023

Floods, hurricanes, droughts and fires. A dramatic rise in sea levels and melting ice in the Arctic. Forced human migration; the destruction of oceanic and terrestrial ecosystems; the increasing disappearance of plant and animal species.

Risks, confidence and a lot of mistakes: Alumni share their secrets at Next Steps Conference

February 02, 2022

Now is a great time to take risks. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes — even a lot of mistakes. And atypical careers? They’re actually typical.

Students and recent grads: Take your next career steps with this conference

January 18, 2022

Work well with others. Allow your career plans to evolve — and know that even the “bad” jobs will help you grow.

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More than 550 A&S students, new grads signed up for Next Steps career advice

February 03, 2021

When it comes to launching a successful career, one size does not fit all. Careers evolve and take sharp turns — and there’s no standard playbook.

Words of wisdom help students and alumni launch careers at Next Steps Conference

January 19, 2021

Study what you love and career opportunities will follow — sometimes in unexpected ways.

Hone your soft skills, such as communication and empathetic listening.

And don’t expect things to turn out the way you planned.

Words of wisdom: A&S alumni share career experiences with students at the 12th annual Next Steps Conference

January 23, 2020

More than 350 Faculty of Arts & Science students and alumni braved a snowstorm to attend the University of Toronto’s 12th annual Next Steps Conference on Saturday, January 18.

Presence leads to purpose: Next Steps Conference keynote Ausma Malik

January 23, 2020

What advice did the first hijab-wearing Muslim woman to be elected to public office in Canada offer to students, recent grads and alumni?

Show up.

Human rights advocate Samra Zafar shares her story of overcoming adversity at U of T Next Steps Conference

February 05, 2019

University of Toronto alumna Samra Zafar has faced adversity in her life.

Turning your passion into your career and remembering to give back

February 01, 2018

Jesse Wente’s family comes from Chicago and the Serpent River First Nation in Ontario. Wente is the longtime film and pop culture critic at CBC Radio’s Metro Morning. He has had a long association with the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), where until recently he was Director of Film Programs at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

Alumni Interviews: Tech entrepreneur and musician

April 21, 2017

Ken Yang (HBSc 2011 Life Sciences, Psychology, Humanities, Music Performance; MBA 2015; JD 2015) is an award-winning concert pianist and tech entrepreneur who hails from the land of corporate law.

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