Study at the University of Toronto
Join Canada's leading university and one of the world's top institutions for innovation, research, medicine, engineering, business, computer science, and global leadership.
Canada's Global University
The University of Toronto, founded in 1827, is Canada's leading institution of learning, discovery, and knowledge creation. With three campuses spanning the Greater Toronto Area, U of T offers an unparalleled range of programs across 700+ undergraduate and 200+ graduate programs.
U of T is consistently ranked as Canada's #1 university and among the top 25 globally. It has produced 10 Nobel laureates, 5 Canadian Prime Ministers, and groundbreaking discoveries including insulin, stem cells, and the first electronic heart pacemaker.
The university's research output ranks among the highest in North America, with over $1.6 billion in annual research funding. Its location in Toronto β one of the world's most multicultural cities β offers students access to a vibrant innovation ecosystem, major employers, and a diverse global community.
One University, Three Campuses
Each campus offers a distinct experience while sharing U of T's academic excellence
St. George
Downtown Toronto β 73,000+ students
The main campus in the heart of downtown Toronto. Home to the majority of faculties, world-class research institutes, and iconic buildings like University College, Hart House, and the Robarts Library.
Mississauga (UTM)
Mississauga, Ontario β 15,000+ students
A research-intensive campus with a strong emphasis on experiential learning. Known for programs in commerce, sciences, visual studies, and forensic science, set on 225 acres along the Credit River.
Scarborough (UTSC)
Scarborough, Ontario β 14,000+ students
Known for its co-operative education programs, international development studies, and management. UTSC offers a distinctive approach combining academic study with paid work experience.
Academic Excellence
700+ undergraduate and 200+ graduate programs across 18 faculties
Faculty of Arts & Science
St. George
Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
St. George
Rotman School of Management
St. George
Temerty Faculty of Medicine
St. George
Faculty of Law
St. George
Faculty of Information
St. George
John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture
St. George
Dalla Lana School of Public Health
St. George
Fees & Costs
Undergraduate
Domestic
CAD $6,100 β $16,000/year (varies by program)
International
CAD $58,000 β $66,000+/year (varies by program & faculty)
Engineering (Int'l)
CAD $65,410/year (Engineering, 2024-25)
Arts & Science (Int'l)
CAD $60,510/year (Arts & Science, 2024-25)
Graduate
Domestic
CAD $7,000 β $25,000/year (varies by program)
International
CAD $26,000 β $60,000+/year (varies by program)
MBA (Full-Time, 2-year)
CAD $120,840 (Full-Time MBA, 2-year total, 2024-25)
Living Costs
Residence
CAD $9,000 β $22,000/year (room & meal plan)
Health Insurance (UHIP)
CAD $756/year (UHIP for international students, 2024-25)
Food
CAD $4,000 β $6,000/year
Transportation (TTC)
CAD $1,500 β $2,500/year (TTC pass)
Tuition varies significantly by campus, faculty, program, residency status, and year of study. International undergraduate tuition can exceed CAD $60,000 annually for many programs, with additional living and ancillary costs. Students should always verify the latest tuition on the official University of Toronto website before applying.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
U of T awards over CAD $250 million annually in student financial support
Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship
Full tuition + books + incidental fees + residence for 4 years
International students nominated by their school demonstrating exceptional academic achievement and creativity
Approximately 37 scholars selected annually β U of T's most prestigious international award
International Scholar Award
CAD $5,000 β $40,000+
International undergraduate applicants demonstrating academic excellence
Automatic consideration upon admission application β no separate application required
President's Scholars of Excellence
CAD $10,000 renewable + mentorship
Exceptional students demonstrating academic excellence and leadership
Available across all three campuses
University of Toronto Scholars Program
CAD $5,000 β $10,000 renewable
Outstanding incoming students at each campus
Automatic consideration β based on admission average
Graduate Funding Packages
CAD $15,000 β $30,000+/year
Funded research-stream graduate students
Most research-stream Master's and all PhD students receive funding packages
Rotman Entrance Scholarships
Partial to full tuition
MBA and commerce applicants demonstrating exceptional achievement
Merit-based with various award levels
Scholarship availability and terms may change. Applicants should check the official U of T website for the latest information.
Admission Requirements
Application Deadline
January 15 (most programs) β some programs have earlier deadlines in November
Requirements
Admission is competitive and varies by program. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Some programs (Engineering, Computer Science, Commerce) are highly competitive with averages well above 90%.
Life at U of T
A vibrant, multicultural community in one of the world's most liveable cities
Robarts Library
One of North America's largest academic libraries β over 14 million items across 44 libraries on three campuses.
Student Clubs
1,000+ recognized student organizations spanning academics, culture, sports, arts, advocacy, and professional development.
Athletics & Sports
44 varsity teams (Varsity Blues), extensive intramural programs, and world-class facilities including the Goldring Centre.
Innovation & Startups
Home to Canada's largest university startup accelerator network including UTEST, Creative Destruction Lab, and ONRamp.
Residence Life
Guaranteed first-year residence at all three campuses with options ranging from historic colleges to modern suites.
Toronto City Life
Canada's most multicultural city β world-class dining, entertainment, arts, and the financial capital of Canada.
Research Opportunities
Undergraduate research awards, work-study positions in labs, and 80+ research institutes and centres.
Cultural Diversity
Students from 160+ countries β one of the most international student bodies among North American universities.
Research, Innovation & Career Outcomes
Research & Innovation
Artificial Intelligence
Home to the Vector Institute and pioneers of deep learning including Geoffrey Hinton (Turing Award winner).
Medicine & Health Sciences
Temerty Faculty of Medicine β Canada's largest biomedical research enterprise with 10 fully affiliated hospitals.
Quantum Computing
Leading research at the Centre for Quantum Information & Quantum Control.
Climate & Sustainability
School of the Environment and Sustainability Pathways initiative addressing climate change.
Engineering & Robotics
U of T Engineering's Institute for Robotics and Mechatronics and autonomous vehicles research.
Business & Finance
Rotman School's Creative Destruction Lab β the world's leading seed-stage accelerator for science-based ventures.
International Students
Over 27,000 international students from 160+ countries
Your Path to U of T Starts Here
EducationalHub provides end-to-end support for your University of Toronto application
Expert U of T Counselors
Advisors who understand U of T's competitive admission process across all three campuses and programs.
Supplemental App Support
Expert guidance crafting compelling supplemental applications and student profiles that stand out.
Program & Campus Selection
Help choosing the right faculty, program, and campus to match your academic goals and career ambitions.
Scholarship Strategy
Identify and apply for the Pearson International Scholarship, entrance awards, and faculty-specific funding.
Study Permit Guidance
Complete support navigating Canada's study permit application, biometrics, and documentation requirements.
Pre-Departure & Arrival
Accommodation booking, UHIP activation, airport pickup, and orientation planning for Toronto.
U of T Admission Enquiry
Let our experienced counselors guide your U of T application
Hear from U of T Students
Ananya R.
India
βU of T's Computer Science department is incredible. The proximity to Toronto's tech ecosystem gave me internship opportunities at top companies before I even graduated.β
Computer Science, St. George
David L.
China
βThe Rotman MBA opened doors across North America. The Creative Destruction Lab and alumni network are unmatched for anyone interested in innovation and entrepreneurship.β
Rotman MBA
Maria G.
Brazil
βEngineering at U of T is challenging but transformative. The research opportunities and the diversity of the student body made it feel like a truly global experience.β
Engineering Science
Testimonials are representative examples.
Frequently Asked Questions
U of T is Canada's #1 university and consistently ranked in the global top 25. It offers world-class faculty, research opportunities, a diverse student community, and is located in one of the world's most liveable and multicultural cities with excellent career prospects.
International undergraduate tuition ranges from approximately CAD $58,000 to $66,000+ per year depending on the program and faculty. Graduate tuition varies from CAD $26,000 to $60,000+ per year. Students should always verify current fees on the official U of T website.
Major scholarships include the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship (full ride for 4 years), International Scholar Awards (CAD $5,000-$40,000+), and President's Scholars of Excellence. Many are automatically considered upon admission application.
St. George (downtown) is the largest with the most programs and research. UTM (Mississauga) offers strong commerce and science programs with smaller classes. UTSC (Scarborough) is known for co-op programs and hands-on learning. Your choice should depend on your program, learning style, and lifestyle preferences.
U of T accepts IELTS Academic (6.5+ overall, 6.0+ each band), TOEFL iBT (89+ with 21+ writing), Cambridge C1/C2, PTE Academic (60+), and Duolingo English Test (120+). Some programs have higher requirements.
International students with a valid study permit can work up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks. Co-op and internship programs provide paid work experience as part of the degree.
EducationalHub provides expert guidance on program selection, supplemental application preparation, scholarship applications, study permit processing, accommodation planning, and pre-departure support β all tailored to U of T's specific requirements.
First-year students are guaranteed residence at all three campuses. Options include traditional colleges (St. George), suite-style living (UTM/UTSC), and off-campus housing. Toronto has a competitive rental market, so early planning is recommended.