Experience Business at UTM gives future students a hands-on look at campus life and entrepreneurship

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The University of Toronto Mississauga will host Experience Business at UTM on Monday, October 26, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:30pm, giving prospective students a chance to spend a day in business-focused activities on campus.

Key facts

  • The event is scheduled for October 26, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:30pm.
  • It is designed as a hands-on day where visitors work through business activities with faculty and peers.
  • Free parking is available for registered guests in P4 or Lot P8.
  • Check-in begins at 9:30am at the Student Services Hub in the William G. Davis Building (DV).
  • The schedule includes an interactive case challenge, lunch, and an Entrepreneurship 101 session at UTM’s ICUBE.

What does this mean for prospective students?

For students considering business programs at UTM, the event offers a practical introduction to how the university frames business learning: through teamwork, real-world problem solving and direct exposure to faculty and campus resources. The day is built around participation rather than a standard information session.

Registered guests can also plan around the logistics in advance. The published schedule includes arrival and check-in at 9:30am, a case challenge at 10:15am, lunch at 12:15pm and an Entrepreneurship 101 session at 1:15pm, with the day ending at 2:30pm. Free parking is available in P4 or Lot P8, and parking instructions will be sent in the confirmation email after registration.

  • Who: prospective students interested in business at UTM.
  • Where to start: Student Services Hub in the William G. Davis Building (DV).
  • What to bring: the confirmation email for parking instructions after registration.
  • What to expect: team-based case work, lunch and an entrepreneurship-focused session at ICUBE.

What happens during the day?

The event is structured around two main learning blocks. In Beyond the Textbook: Solving A Business Challenge, participants will join faculty in teams to work through a real-world problem, evaluate a new product idea and consider the issue from an investor’s perspective. The later session, Entrepreneurship 101: From Ideas to Action, focuses on start-up experience at UTM’s ICUBE and on how critical thinking can support social enterprises.

UTM says the day is meant to show how innovative thinking, collaboration and leadership can turn everyday challenges into opportunities for impact. The event also points visitors toward a virtual campus tour and the university’s business program catalogue for anyone still comparing options after the visit.

How do you register and get there?

The event page directs visitors to register in advance. Free parking is available only for registered guests, and those instructions will arrive by email after registration. Arrival and check-in are set for 9:30am at the Student Services Hub in the William G. Davis Building (DV), before the first activity starts at 10:15am.

The published page also notes that the schedule is still being developed and will be finalized when registration opens. Even so, the event page already gives prospective attendees enough information to plan the basics: date, time, location, parking and the order of the day.

Frequently asked questions

When is Experience Business at UTM?

It takes place on Monday, October 26, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:30pm.

Where do registered guests park?

Free parking is available in P4 or Lot P8 for registered guests, with parking instructions sent in the confirmation email after registration.

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