We take hard industry problems and find answers grounded in research.
As Canada’s top computer science department, we are at the forefront of tech transfer. From managing big data, to bioinformatics, and the latest in software development, we are uniquely positioned to support Toronto's strong IT sector.
We regularly work with major companies such as Bell, Google and IBM, to develop new computational methods and systems. We bridge collaborations to the departments of Statistics, Economics, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Linguistics, Mathematics, Psychology and more, including the Faculties of Information Studies, Law and Medicine.
Every year, we collaborate with dozens of companies on applied computing projects, from machine learning and natural language processing in mobile apps, to building a synthetic dataset for a fall detection system. See a brochure of recent MScAC projects (PDF).
More than 25 companies have been launched through the University’s Inventions Policy and our students and alumni have gone on to form 29 startups in the past five years. Our new Innovation Lab is already among the city’s top startup accelerators (BlogTO), enabling early-stage startups to connect with talent inside our department.
Support Faculty Research
Sponsor research that may benefit your business.
Define potential research collaborations with our internationally recognized experts.
Donate gifts-in-kind (e.g. equipment) to our academic, research, and training programs
Support Student Research Projects
Host students from our Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program for an 8-month applied research internship.
Many internships qualify for match-fund programs such as Mitacs Accelerate or the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) TalentEdge.
In addition, 16% of our Master of Science (MSc) and PhD students participate in industry R&D or startup development. We'll help connect your project to the right program and students.
Contact: Our Research and Business Development Team
Advertise Careers
Contact communications@cs.toronto.edu with a web link or Adobe PDF of your job posting. We will share it within our alumni and student network. Due to the volume of requests we cannot recommend individual candidates.
If the position is entry-level (up to two years out from graduation) you can also register your posting with U of T’s Career Learning Network.