University of Toronto Mississauga will host its “Experience Psychological and Brain Sciences” event on Friday, Nov. 27, 2026, giving prospective students a chance to learn about the department, the campus and the student experience in Mississauga, Ontario. The half-day visit includes faculty-led demonstrations, a student tour and an optional look at residence.
Key facts
- The event is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 27, 2026, from 10:00am to 1:30pm ET.
- It will take place on campus at 3359 Mississauga Road in Mississauga, ON.
- Faculty from the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences will lead an information session and hands-on demonstrations.
- The program includes psychology, neuroscience and exceptionality in human learning.
- Spaces are described as very limited for this limited-engagement event.
What should prospective students know before they register?
Anyone considering psychology-related study at U of T Mississauga can use the event to hear directly from faculty and current students, then see the campus and residence options in person. Registration is required, and the event is intended for a small group because spaces are very limited.
The schedule is built around practical decision-making for applicants: a recruitment counsellor will cover how to apply, key dates and deadlines, financial aid and scholarships, and tips for a smoother application process. The visit also includes a tour of the campus and an optional residence walkthrough.
- Check-in: outside room KN 108 in the Kaneff Centre & Innovation Complex.
- Parking: paid parking is available, with Lot 4 or Lot 8 recommended.
- Residence options: traditional, suite-style and townhouse-style housing will be shown during the optional tour.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Experience Psychological and Brain Sciences event?
The event takes place on Friday, Nov. 27, 2026, from 10:00am to 1:30pm ET at U of T Mississauga.
What will attendees do during the event?
Attendees will hear from faculty in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, take part in hands-on demonstrations, join a campus tour led by a current student and, if they choose, tour residence.
What happens during the visit?
The program begins with arrival and check-in, followed by a welcome session led by Recruitment Counsellor Dua Khan. That part of the event is designed to walk visitors through UTM’s application process, important dates, financial aid and scholarship information, and application tips.
After the introduction, Dr. Simone Walker and Dr. Will Huggon are scheduled to lead the Discover Psychology session. The department says the session will offer a glimpse into research conducted by faculty and introduce the Psychology, Neuroscience and Exceptionality in Human Learning programs.
A current student, Unezila J., will lead the campus tour and share personal experience from the Psychology program. The day ends with an optional residence tour featuring Oscar Peterson Hall, Erindale Hall and McLuhan Court.
Where is the event, and what logistics are listed?
The event is set for the University of Toronto Mississauga campus at 3359 Mississauga Road in Mississauga, Ontario. The event notice says dining options are available on campus, and parking is paid.
Visitors are advised to park in Parking Lot 4 or Lot 8, which are adjacent. After registration, attendees are to receive an email with full instructions.
Why this matters for applicants
For prospective students, the visit offers a direct look at a research-based psychology environment before applying. It combines academic information with a campus tour, residence information and practical application guidance in one visit, which may help applicants compare programs and plan next steps.
The event’s limited capacity also means interested students may want to register early if they hope to attend. UTM positions the day as a way to explore its programs and student life in one on-campus experience.
