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Math Mentorship Program – University of Toronto

Run by Department of Mathematics, University of Toronto

Who can apply: High school students interested in mathematical research; the opening reception in January and the closing showcase in May are in person in Toronto and required

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
$367.25 plus a 4.5% service fee
DEADLINE December 1, 2026

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Research and mentorship
DURATION
January to May, meeting a mentor once or twice a month
GRADES
High school
LOCATION
Online meetings, plus two required events at U of T's St. George campus in Toronto

Who can apply

High school students interested in mathematical research; the opening reception in January and the closing showcase in May are in person in Toronto and required

About this program

You are paired with a U of T math graduate student, postdoc or professor and work on a research project in a field of math you choose, from January to May. Meetings can be online, but the January reception and the May showcase happen in person in Toronto, so an Alberta student needs two trips. The top projects are presented at the Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference. Applications open November 3 and close December 1, 2026.

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