Explore Ontario universities.

The University of Toronto offers a broad range of study options in a research-focused environment, with campuses in the Toronto area.

The University of Ottawa offers English- and French-language education in Canada’s capital, with study across the arts, sciences, health, engineering, and professional fields.

The University of Waterloo emphasizes experiential learning and co-operative education alongside study in engineering, mathematics, science, and other fields.

McMaster University combines research and teaching with a focus on human and societal health and well-being.

Carleton University combines teaching and research in Ottawa, with study options in public affairs, journalism, engineering, technology, and other fields.

Wilfrid Laurier University combines academic study with community engagement across business, economics, the arts, sciences, music, and professional fields.

The University of Windsor offers undergraduate and graduate study across professional, applied, arts, and science fields in a border-city setting.

Trent University combines teaching, research, and community engagement across environmental studies, the arts, sciences, and other fields.

Laurentian University offers a bilingual academic experience in Northern Ontario, with an emphasis on research and community engagement.

Nipissing University emphasizes student-focused learning, with study options in education, nursing, business, the arts, and sciences.

York University offers interdisciplinary study and experiential learning across business, engineering, the arts, sciences, and professional fields.

Toronto Metropolitan University offers career-oriented education in downtown Toronto, with programs spanning business, technology, creative disciplines, and professional fields.

Western University combines research and teaching across business, health, engineering, the sciences, and social sciences, with a broad range of study options.