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LLE 2023-24
LLE 2023-24
Lectures at the Leading Edge (LLE) returns for the 2023-24 season. This series, which has been offered for nearly 30 years, seeks to engage world-class researchers and thought leaders in Canada and around the world to spark conversations on the latest innovations in existing and emerging areas relevant to chemical engineering, applied chemistry, education in engineering, and the engineering profession.
View the full LLE schedule here »
Prospective Students
Undergraduate
As a Chemical Engineering student, you will learn to address issues with a large impact on society: the need to decrease our environmental footprint, create sustainable processes, improve human health, and more.
Graduate
Our reputation as a research powerhouse and a collaborative and caring community enables us and challenge you to reach your full potential by providing opportunities for growth through various academic and non-academic programs. Develop your professional skills and build a solid foundation for fruitful and rewarding careers.
Faculty Initiatives
U of T Engineering CONNECT
U of T Engineering CONNECT is your gateway to enriching your professional and personal network. Join over 9,000 members from the U of T Engineering community.
Giving Opportunities
Your generous gifts enable us to enhance our world-class research programs, improve our infrastructure, strengthen our support for students, and develop new educational programs.
Engineering for the World (E4TW)
Discover the many ways our students and alumni are inspiring change in their communities and around the world.
Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
We are committed to fostering an environment in which each member of our community can excel, contribute and benefit from different perspectives.
Research & Partnerships
Addressing industry challenges with research-based solutions
The Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry at the University of Toronto has a long tradition of successful collaborations with industrial partners that address commercially relevant technical challenges. The University provides excellent institutional support for strategic industry-university partnerships that maximize impact by leveraging various federal and provincial funding sources.
Our faculty members are world leaders in their fields working with diverse and talented graduate students and postdoctoral fellows on real-world problems in sectors as diverse as energy, environment, health, bioprocessing, pulp and paper, industrial water and mineral extraction.
Examples of our industrial collaborations include:
