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The University of Toronto is a public institution that was founded in 1827. Around 80 percent of its students study at the undergraduate level. The school has three campuses – St. George ...
Welcome from President Meric Gertler. Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is very much like the Toronto region itself: a large, multicultural community with a huge number of opportunities and resources. U of T is organized around neighbourhoods, where smaller gatherings of people come together to learn and think and work and ultimately ...
here. A world-renowned university in a celebrated city. where knowledge meets achievement, history meets future, and ambition meets inspiration. Janice Fukakusa. University of Toronto. academics university life. Sir Frederick Grant Banting. University of Toronto. David Onley.
University fees consist of tuition fees, incidental fees, and ancillary fees, and are based on several factors, such as program of study, full-time or part-time status, etc. Approved tuition and ancillary fee schedules are available on the University of Toronto’s Planning and Budget website.
The University of Toronto is one of the world’s leading universities, but you don’t have to take our word for it. We’re consistently ranked: Canada’s #1 university. Among the world’s top 20-25 universities. Our faculty receive 35 percent of all prestigious international prizes awarded to Canadian academics. See How We Rank.
View our types of graduate programs at a glance. Here’s a quick overview: More than 70 professional graduate programs in health sciences, management, engineering, and more. Approximately 140 combined degree programs. 14 dual degree programs. More than 40 collaborative specializations if you are interested in interdisciplinary studies.
Admission Requirements. Identify your academic background from the options below and review the admission requirements for your intended program of study using the Program Finder . In addition to meeting general university admission requirements, you may need to present specific subject prerequisites, or submit a personal profile or statement ...
