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Michael Friesen, a first year student in the iSchool’s ARM stream shares his thoughts

I was originally going to title this series “The importance of exercising” only to decide against it for two reasons. The first was that I feared it might come off as self-righteous. The second was that I don’t think exercising is a moral imperative (no one suffers if you don’t) so much as it’s a strategy to keep sane. Read more »

Working through the on-line application process may seem daunting at first but with a little bit of preparation it can go quite smoothly!

First off, identify the degree program you are interested in and take time to check  the deadline for applications.

Next, read through the requirements for the degree making sure you meet them.  If you have questions, email us at admissions [dot] ischoolutoronto [dot] ca Read more »

Our regular cycle of applications for the Masters of Information program has drawn to a close for this year---BUT!!! remember, if your passion is information and you are only now wanting to apply, contact us!  admissions [dot] ischoolutoronto [dot] ca (subject: information%20on%20the%20MI%20program)

The deadline for applications to the iSchool's Master of Information program is fast approaching.  If you are thinking of applying, but have questions, don't be shy about asking us!

We have added an extra Open House opportunity in April --so drop on by!

Today's blog is brought to you by Isidora Petrovic, our in-house careers officer. As a professional school we care deeply about both what you learn here and how and where you take that knowledge out into the working world.  Isidora explains.

Career services at the iSchool

Greetings future information professionals! Before you meet me on our first day at the orientation, I would like to tell you about my role and how I assist students at this amazing faculty. Read more »