Frequently Asked Questions

What do Junior Fellows study?

Junior Fellows study a variety of fields at the UofT, including the social sciences, humanities, health sciences and medicine, engineering, law, computer sciences and music. Any applicant from any discipline is encouraged to apply for Fellowship, granted they are a UofT graduate student.

How do I apply to be a Junior Fellow at Massey?

For information on how to apply for Junior Fellowship, please see our Junior Fellows page.

Does Massey provide bursaries for Junior Fellows?

Yes. Massey does provide bursaries for both Resident and Non-Resident Fellows. These bursaries aid in the cost of accommodation and meals at the College. Please see the Junior Fellow bursaries FAQ.

What is a gown and why is everyone wearing one to dinner?

It is a College tradition that members of the Massey community wear academic gowns to formal dinners.

I’m a Non-Resident Junior Fellow. When can I come to Massey?

Any time! As a Non-Resident you  get a key to Massey, which means you can come by for lunch, to study, or use the library.



Does your kitchen accommodate dietary restrictions?

Unfortunately we do not accommodate specific dietary restrictions and cannot guarantee our kitchen is free of allergens. We do post our menu online each week, with asterix* to note which meals are vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and/or halal. If you are unsure of what is contained in a certain dish, please ask the kitchen staff who can direct you to a list of ingredients.

What are the activities that Junior Fellows engage in at Massey?

Junior Fellows are an integral part of Massey and its evolution. They are self-governed and participate in the governing of the college, having two representatives on its board. They also run a number of committees, organize seminars, conferences and various events, the most notable being the Junior Fellow Lecture Series

What are High Tables?

High Tables are formal social dinners that happen at the College approximately once a month. Typically, High Tables begin with drinks in the Junior Common Room, then a formal dinner in Ondaatje Hall with speeches and music, as well as the introductions of the new Massey fellows and special guests. The dinner is followed by a reception in the Upper Library. Some examples of High Table themes are: Black History Month, Indigenous Heritage Celebration Day and International Women’s Day.

How do I sign up for a High Table? Can I bring a guest?

Once you’re signed into the Member Directory on our website, you can RSVP to High Tables.

I am part of the Massey community and want to book a room for my presentation or meeting. How do I do this?

Please request a booking via the form on the website [link] NEED TO UPDATE

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