Welcome to Your Ineō Orientation

Ineō Orientation is mandatory for all incoming students. Depending on your program (ie. Domestic/New to Canada) different dates and sessions apply for you. Please take careful note below. Dress Code is listed for each day.

NOTE: Ineō Orientation activities will be held in-person. Scroll down to view MREI Orientation details. Continue to check your online schedule for room location details. Please note, your orientation schedule may be subject to change.

Tuesday, September 3

Dress Code: Business Casual
12:30 – 1:00PM EST Registration

In-Person Location: SSB North Entrance – Corner of Ian MacDonald Blvd & York Blvd

Check-in at the registration table and receive your name badge!
1:00 – 2:00PM EST Program Welcome & Introduction with MREI Team

In-Person Location: G105 in the McEwen Building
2:30 – 4:30 PM EST Culture of Integrity – Experiential Engagement Session

In-Person Location: Second Student Centre

Student Enrolment Services

 
5:00 – 5:30PM EST Dean’s Welcome

In-Person Location: McEwen Auditorium in SSB

Detlev Zwick, Dean, Schulich School of Business, Tanna H. Schulich Chair in Digital Marketing
5:30 – 6;30PM EST Alumni Panel

In-Person Location: McEwen Auditorium in SSB

The Alumni Panel discussion presents a valuable opportunity to participate in a captivating conversation with a group of graduates. Throughout the session, these alumni share their diverse stories, including their academic journeys, experiences on campus, and reflections since graduation.

Moderated by: Ashwin Joshi, Associate Dean Programs; Associate Professor of Marketing

Panelists:

  • Prince Anthony (MREI ‘22), Assistant Property Manager, BGO
  • Dr. Ian Preyra MD, MBA, FRCPC(EM), C. Dir., (MBA ’04), President/Board Chair College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, Chief of Staff and Chief Medical Officer, Joseph Brant Hospital
  • Anchal Mangal (BBA ‘21, MAcc ’22), Finance Manager, Bell
  • Priya Rajkumar (MMKG ’20), Senior Strategic Healthcare Partners, Oral Care, Kenvue
  • Eros Wang (MF ’21), Corporate Development Associate, RBC

View Bios Here
6:30 – 8:00PM EST Dean’s Networking Reception

In-Person Location: CIBC Marketplace in SSB

All Masters Programs

 

Wednesday, September 4

Dress Code: Casual Comfortable (ie. Schulich T-shirt from Welcome Package, Pants/Shorts, and Running Shoes)
10:15 – 10:45AM EST Registration

In-Person Location: SSB North Entrance
10:45AM – 12:30PM EST CCD & Alumni Engagement with Keynote 

Resilience and a Growth Mindset with CCD

In-Person Location: McEwen Auditorium in SSB

Career Development Centre (CCD) & Advancement and Alumni Engagement
12:30 – 12:45PM EST GBC Welcome

In-Person Location: McEwen Auditorium in SSB

All Masters Students
12:45 – 1:45PM EST Graduate Club Fair

In-Person Location: CIBC Marketplace in SSB

GBC & All Masters Students
2:30 – 4:00 PM MREI Overview & Maximizing the MREI Experience

In-Person Location: G105 in the McEwen Building

Jim Clayton, Program Director of the Master of Real Estate and Infrastructure  and Bryna Hoffman, Associate Director & SREIC Student Leadership

  • “The MREI Journey & Maximizing the Experience” presentation with Q&A
  • Co-curricular activities with a focus on mentorship, professional development and internships
  • Schulich Real Estate & Infrastructure Club (SREIC) – involvement and activities

 

Thursday, September 5
10:30 – 6:30 PM EST MREI (Economics & Finance Prep) Bootcamp Day + Networking

In-Person Location: G105 in the McEwen Building

Itinerary:

  • 10:30 – 12:00 PM: Economics 101 (Microeconomics Primer) – – Lyndsey Rolheiser, Assistant Professor of Urban & Real Estate Economics
  • 12:00 – 1:30 PM: Lunch and explore campus on your own
  • 1:30 – 4:30 PM: Real Estate & Infrastructure (Real Asset) Environment & Finance/Investment Fundamentals – – Jim Clayton, Professor & Timoty R. Price Chair in Real Assets
  • 5:00 -6:30 PM: Networking Reception with alumni and industry guests

 

Learning Outcomes Quick Guide:

 

Prepare

 

Connect

 

Motivate

Supports a sense of capability and provides students with information to be successful academically.

  • Administrative policies & practices
  • Academic honesty
  • Academic expectations

Supports a sense of connectedness and provides opportunities for students to build social networks.

  • Join student clubs
  • Participate in social events
  • Games/activities

Supports a sense of purpose and encourages goal-setting.

  • Career exploration
  • Professional development
  • Alumni stories
  • Specializations

 

Develop

 

Engage

Supports a sense of resourcefulness and provides resources and the development of interpersonal skills to build confidence.

  • Working in teams
  • Presentation skills
  • Navigating online systems & academic support services

Supports a sense of culture to instill pride and commitment to the school.

  • Identify with clear values
  • Allow for reflection
  • Familiarity with physical space (campus)
  • Student code of conduct