If you are invited to the University of Toronto (UofT) MHI interview, then congrats! This in itself is a big achievement. The only thing now between you and that admission offer is the interview. On this page, you will find a comprehensive guide to cracking the UofT MHI interview.
About the University of Toronto MHI Interview
The MHI program takes a different approach to interviewing than other master's programs. The entire MHI interview centers around a presentation that you will prepare in advance of your actual interview. For this presentation, you are instructed to choose a health informatics project or issue that you have studied, read about, or experienced – then create a 5-minute presentation to present at your virtual interview.
To complement your presentation, you are asked to create a professional infographic. Your infographic should be easy to follow and simple to understand. To help you out, I've made 10 fully-editable infographic templates based on past successful interviewee's infographics. You can access 1 template for free below, and an additional 9 templates are available with a membership downloadable at the end of members content section.
The 30-minute interview is comprised of your 5-minute presentation followed by interviewer asking you follow-up questions related to your presentation. Though some questions will be unique to your presentation topic, most other questions are applicable across any presentation. Below, I have broken down strategies compiled from past successful interviewees in preparing for your MHI admissions presentation and offer some insights to the questions asked during your presentation-interview.