iBioMed ambassador program – Faculty of Engineering

iBioMed ambassador program

The official representatives of the iBioMed Program. They connect with current and prospective students in person, online and in content they create for iBioMed’s social media channels.

Our content

Here are examples of content created by iBioMed Ambassadors:

A person holds up a 3D printed model of a foot.

Time commitment

Ambassadors will participate in the program from September to the following August each year.

There’s lots of ways to get involved as an ambassador throughout the year. Here are some general timelines for events and opportunities.

Fall

  • Mandatory Ambassador training
  • Fall Preview (Oct 26 & Nov 16)
  • Social media takeovers

Winter

  • Engineering 1 & iBioMed 1 Info Fair
  • Information Nights
  • End-of-Year Social
  • Social media takeovers
  • Incoming class Discord

Spring

  • May @ Mac
  • Social media takeovers
  • Info Fairs / Info Nights

Summer

  • Design Like a Girl
  • iBioMed Connect
  • Prep for next year

Benefits and skills development

As an iBioMed Ambassador, you will learn several transferrable skills that can be used as a student, or in your future careers.

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  • Leadership

  • Teamwork

  • Networking

Rewards

Of course, there is always a perk to being an iBioMed Ambassador!

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  • Certificate of completion

  • Official letter from the co-directors of the program

  • A great resume booster

Applications now closed.

The 2025/26 program cycle is now closed, please check again in Fall 2026 for the next cycle.

The application process has been retained as follows for your information:

  1. You must be a registered student in the iBioMed program. First-year iBios are eligible and encouraged to apply!
  2. Apply by completing the Ambassador Program Application. Returning Ambassadors will be asked to provide any updated information about themselves.
  3. All successful Ambassadors (new and returning) will be required to sign an Ambassador Code of Conduct. New Ambassadors must undergo mandatory program training.

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