Past Events

RBC is inviting students to come to their head office in Toronto to meet with business professionals and recruiters from many different areas of the bank. The event will include a brief presentation to introduce all areas involved, and lead into an “expo”-style portion where areas that are looking to hire students will be available and ready to network.

In preparation for the upcoming HFTM Job Expo, One-on-One 15 minute Drop-in sessions will be held for resume critiquing. Are you prepared? Bring a hard copy of your resume for some helpful, constructive feedback!!!

In preparation for the upcoming HFTM Job Expo, One-on-One 15 minute Drop-in sessions will be held for resume critiquing. Are you prepared? Bring a hard copy of your resume for some helpful, constructive feedback!!!  

In preparation for the upcoming HFTM Job Expo, a professionally-led resume best practices workshop will be held to help you learn the do's and don'ts of resume building- including how to cater to employers to get an edge. This a great opportunity and is open to students in all majors!   

This course in beer education is designed and developed for participants who wish to further their knowledge of beer for use in the following: the hospitality industry; as an agent for a brewer/distributor of beer; or, beverage alcohol education. The focus is to provide more detailed insights into brewing ingredients and processes, draught systems while introducing Canadian brewing history and further investigating negative sensory components.

Bring your talent and passion to an organization at the forefront of business, innovation, and technology. Accenture will be hosting an in-office networking event and speaker panel session in their downtown location for their upcoming internship recruitment cycle. They will be providing an informal setting to learn more about Accenture, the work they do, and an opportunity to meet with Consulting professionals.  

The College of Business and Economics will be hosting a Mac Hall Stress Buster Station to help motivate U of G students in the lead up to final exams.  The Stress Buster Station will provide a wide range of resources that will be free to students, ranging from snacks to study supplies. The Stress Buster Station will take place on December 4 to 7 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day.

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The Qualitative Accounting Research Symposium (QARS) brings together researchers and accounting faculty who share an interest in qualitative accounting research from diverse methodological and theoretical perspectives. The Symposium provides a high-profile forum for scholars (academics and research students) to discuss accounting practice and research issues in the social, political, and economic context of humankind broadly defined. The Symposium features a key note speaker and a panel discussion.