Toronto, Ontario

University of Toronto

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

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Campus setting: Urban
Student population: ~102,431
Institution: Public university
Established: 1827

ACADEMICS & PROGRAMS

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Areas of focus

Research
Engineering
Computer science and artificial intelligence
Business
Life sciences
Humanities
Medicine

Highlighted faculties

Faculty of Arts & Science
Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

58 program profiles to explore

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All 328 collected program listings

Names without profiles are from the collected program list. Detailed information and current availability have not yet been confirmed.

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CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

Beyond the classroom.

The St. George campus is integrated into downtown Toronto, with historic buildings, libraries, green quads, and city streets. This description focuses on St. George; the other campuses offer different settings.

Campus impressions are editorial descriptions, rather than university rankings.

TRANSIT ACCESSIBILITYExcellent

Campus setting

urban
historic
dense
city integrated
architectural

Residence

On-campus residence available. A first-year residence guarantee is listed. Confirm eligibility and application deadlines with the university.

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Official university information

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COSTS & RESIDENCE

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Tuition

Tuition varies by program. Check your program’s fees for current costs, student categories, and additional charges.

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Residence

A first-year residence guarantee is listed. Confirm eligibility and application deadlines with the university. Check current housing rates, room types, meal plans, and contract periods directly with the university.

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CO-OP & CAREERS

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Work experience options include PEY Co-op, ASIP, and campus-specific co-op programs. Availability and entry requirements vary by program and campus, so check the pathway attached to your chosen degree.

CO-OP STRENGTHExcellent

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Work experience options differ by program. Check whether co-op, internships, placements, or projects form part of your chosen degree, along with their entry conditions.

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