University of Toronto
Choose from 700+ programs at Canada's #1 university. With three campuses in one of the world's most diverse regions and a half-million-strong alumni network spanning 150+ countries, the University of Toronto is your best place to build lifelong friendships and unlock doors to any industry, anywhere.
About the institution
As Canada’s top university, the University of Toronto is a leading destination for innovators and trailblazers the world over. Students can choose from 700+ programs in the sciences, the arts, business, engineering, music, architecture, kinesiology, and much more.
With three campuses in and around Toronto—one of the world's most diverse cities, and a hub of culture, finance, and technology—our students enjoy access to professional training in and out of the classroom, international partnerships, research courses, cutting-edge facilities, and warm collegiate communities. And, with a half-million-strong alumni network spanning the globe, our degrees unlock doors to any industry, anywhere.
Number of Undergraduate Students
50000
Average Undergraduate Class Size
• Our first year classes consist of small seminar courses capped at 20 - 35 students to larger lecture styles varying from 80 to 1200 students which also have smaller tutorials (12 – 20 students) or labs
• In our Faculty of Arts and Science, 62% of the classes have less than 40 students
Size of Instituition
Very Large Institution >30,000
Selectivity
Highly Selective (10-25% admitted). The majority of our programs want low to mid 30's, competitive areas STEM/BUS high 30s+
Campus Style
U of T has 3 campuses, all self-contained campuses in a large urban area.
Education Model
UofT is a leading comprehensive research institution where students can mix & match programs areas.
Are there internship opportunities?
Yes - We offer optional paid integrated co-op and internship options in a large variety of program areas.
Are there study abroad options?
Yes - We have partnerships with about 170 institutions around the world.
Cost of Tuition
$41,000-62,000 Canadian $
Funding
The University of Toronto is a publicly-funded institution and because of that cannot offer financial aid to international students. There are a few merit scholarships available though.
Canadian Citizens & permanent residences of Canada could be eligible for financial aid including government funding.
IB Grade Requirements
Admission ranges vary by program/admission category
• A total score of 27, not including bonus points, is required for admission consideration. Most programs require a significantly higher score. Many programs require higher scores and our most competitive programs, including Commerce and Computer Science, require a significantly higher score (mid/high 30s or higher)
UFP Grade Requirements
Not accepted
Subjects
World Top 50
# 2 Canada Medical Doctoral School
Marketing | World Top 50 | |
Materials Sciences | World Top 50 | |
Mathematics | World Top 50 | |
Mechanical Engineering | World Top 50 | |
Medicine | World Top 50 | |
Modern Languages | World Top 50 | |
Nursing | World Top 10 | |
Performing Arts | World Top 50 | |
Pharmacy & Pharmacology | World Top 50 | |
Philosophy | World Top 10 | |
Physics and Astronomy | World Top 50 | |
Politics | World Top 50 | |
Psychology | World Top 50 | |
Social Policy & Administration | World Top 50 | |
Sociology | World Top 50 |
Subject Name | Degree Area |
|---|---|
Modern Languages Mixed | Language & Culture |
Music | Performing Arts |
Natural Sciences
| Sciences |
Nursing
| Medicine & Healthcare |
Pharmacy & Pharmacology
| Medicine & Healthcare |
Philosophy
| Society & Social Sciences |
Physics
| Sciences |
Politics
| Society & Social Sciences |
Psychology
| Society & Social Sciences |
Radiography
| Medicine & Healthcare |
Social Policy | Society & Social Sciences |
Sociology
| Society & Social Sciences |
Software Engineering | Computing & ICT |
Sport Science
| Sciences |
Statistics
| Mathematics |
Theology and Religious Studies
| Society & Social Sciences |
Our Education Model
At U of T we offer a variety of program concentration levels (Specialist, Major, Minor, Certificate) which allow you to mix and match programs in different areas such as Engineering with a Minor in Music, or a Double Major in Philosophy and Mathematics, or a Major in Chemistry and 2 minors in French and Economics. Alternatively you may choose to complete a Specialist program (high concentration in one subject) together with a number of elective courses.