This event offers a guided tour of the science buildings at York University's Keele campus in Toronto. Attendees can meet recruitment staff and current students to learn about the programs offered by York Science. The tour is primarily outdoors and intended for prospective students interested in studying science at York University.
Join us for a tour of the science buildings at York University's Keele campus. Meet with our recruitment team and current students to learn why York Science is right for you. Ask questions and learn more about what we offer our students.
Please note that tours are approximately one hour and take place primarily outdoors -as such they may be canceled due to significant weather events.
Please arrive on time for your science tour as we are unable to accommodate any late arrivals. If you know you will not arrive on time for the tour, please let us know and reschedule your tour for a later date and time.
See you at the Life Sciences Building in front of room 102.
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