The University of Toronto has recently released its International Strategic Plan for 2022-2027. The plan is central to advancing the university’s mission and priorities.
Developed in partnership with all divisions of the university, the plan builds on the success of the previous International Strategic Plan and focuses on measuring and amplifying the impact of programs and activities, implementing regional approaches to internationalization, and renewing the focus on collaborative programs and partnerships. We are excited to work with our colleagues across the university and globally to continue to develop our international engagement, forge new partnerships, and expand and deepen existing international activities.
Download U of T’s new International Strategic Plan:
We are proud to celebrate this launch by convening a series of virtual panels throughout 2023, each of which will substantively engage with a specific theme featured in our strategic plan.
We are delighted to invite you to the fourth, and final, panel for the launch of the new International Strategic Plan, moderated by Gwen Burrows, Assistant Vice President, International Engagement and Impact. The panel speaks to a strong focus and underlying ethos motivating our international engagement – that the point of international engagement is to have a positive societal/global impact. The panel discussion will bring together leaders from U of T and partner institutions to discuss how to understand, support and measure universities’ impact across several dimensions.
Panelists include:
The panel will take place on:
Monday, March 27, 10:30 – 12:00 pm (ET)
Past launch event panel recordings:
Watch the recording of the first launch panel on ‘co-creation,’ moderated by Professor Joseph Wong, Vice-President, International:
Watch the recording of the second launch panel on ‘International Students’ Success,’ moderated by Professor Alexie Tcheuyap, Associate Vice-President and Vice-Provost, International Student Experience:
Watch the recording of the third launch panel on ‘Corporate Partnerships,’ moderated by Professor Alex Mihailidis, Associate VP of International Partnerships and Professor, University of Toronto:
