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Getting involved in governance at the University of Toronto is a great way to contribute to advancing and sustaining the University’s purpose, strength and well-being. Whether you’re new to governance or already familiar with how the University works, it is a meaningful way to make a difference.
As a member of a board, council, or committee you will provide oversight and advice on all aspects of the University, including academic programs, finances, policies, capital projects, and student and campus life. It’s a valuable opportunity to better understand how the University works, develop leadership and collaboration skills, and make meaningful connections with people from across different parts of the University.
There are two main pathways to becoming a member of a governance body: by election or by application.
Select your role and campus below to explore which boards, councils and committees you may be eligible to join through election or appointment. Use the links provided to learn more about each governance body. For full eligibility details, please refer to the Elected or Appointed Membership page.
Join by submitting an application.
