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Ontario Tech University’s Student Enrichment Program

Ontario Tech’s Student Enrichment Program connects students and industry partners to develop the next generation of engineering talent who will lead Canada's energy future.

Ontario Tech’s Student Enrichment Program is generously supported by the RBC Foundation.

Supports experiential learning
Facilitates student-industry engagement and networking
Supports recruitment opportunities
Creates awareness of companies shaping Canada's energy future and the diverse career opportunities available
Cultivates and supports career readiness

Student Enrichment Program Partners

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Events

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Jun 16

Graduate Writing Retreat9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Category: Academic, Research, Student servicesOpen to: Current students

Jun 29

2026 Summer CampsCategory: Family-friendlyOpen to: Employees, Alumni, Community, Youth

Oct 3

Ontario Tech Community Day featuring Chancellor’s Challenge and HomecomingCategory: Athletics, Campus life, Family-friendlyOpen to: Current students, Employees, Alumni, Community, Youth

Oct 13

Hydrogen Business Council Annual Conference8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.Category: Academic, Research, SustainabilityOpen to: Current students, Employees, Alumni, Community, Youth

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From left: Ontario Tech University's Krista Hester, Chief of Staff, Office of the President, and Dr. Steven Murphy, President and Vice-Chancellor, with the Honourable Todd McCarthy, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, acting Minister of Infrastructure, and Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for Durham, and Lorne Coe, MPP Whitby, Parliamentary Assistant (PA) to the Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, and PA to the Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence, and Security.

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Dr. Adam Dubrowski, Canada Research Chair in Health-Care Simulation and Professor in Ontario Tech’s Faculty of Health Sciences (FHSc) (centre left), and Bruce Karatzoglou, Manager of Educational and Technical Services, Laerdal Medical Canada (centre right), with FHSc students alongside the donated high-fidelity simulation mannequin.

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From left: Second-place ECSE team members Rushda Khan, Zainab Ahmed, Yara Mahmoud, and Nuha Haq.

Ontario Tech Engineering students showcase innovative solutions at annual Capstone Competition