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October 16, 2024

²ÆÉñÆåÅÆ alum Tolulope Oshinowo ('23), an Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) graduate, was awarded a prestigious in the 2022-2023 competition to conduct research at the University of Toronto as part of the Fulbright Canada program. 

In 2024, Tolulope began his Fulbright research focused on financed emissions, working with city leadership to encourage major financial institutions to be more transparent and accountable for their climate impact.

That research culminated in a report, Bay Street’s Carbon Footprint Rivals Nations, calling for increased transparency in the financial sector’s emissions. The report has already gained considerable traction, as noted in publications like the and .

He's since completed his Fulbright and is now applying his global experiences in post-graduate work.

Reflecting on the application process, Tolulope shared, "It was daunting at first, but starting early and having a supportive team of faculty really helped me put together a cohesive application. Reaching out to professors at the University of Toronto also boosted my confidence."

Tolulope is now completing a Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) at Princeton, where he continues to build on the experiences and insights gained through his Fulbright. He says the Fulbright program expanded his awareness of global opportunities and helped him connect with incredible people in his field.

His advice for future applicants? "Go for it! I never thought I’d get it until I did."

²ÆÉñÆåÅÆ has a strong record of producing successful Fulbright applicants.

In the 2023-2024 cycle, ²ÆÉñÆåÅÆ was recognized as a for U.S. students, underscoring the college's commitment to global engagement and academic excellence. Students interested in learning more about the Fulbright grant and the application process are encouraged to reach out to Post Graduate Planning for guidance and support.