| Course Level: | Master's | |
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| Course Language: | English | |
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| Total Course Fees: | ₹ 6182534 | |
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Established: 1827
Type: Public Research University
Campuses:
St. George (Downtown Toronto – the main campus)
Scarborough (UTSC)
Mississauga (UTM)
Consistently ranked as Canada’s top university.
One of the world’s leading research institutions.
Often ranked in the top 20–30 universities globally (QS, THE, and ARWU rankings).
Known for strengths in medicine, engineering, computer science, business, and humanities.
Offers over 700 undergraduate programs and 200+ graduate programs.
Faculties include:
Faculty of Arts and Science
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Rotman School of Management (Business)
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)
...and many more.
U of T has a diverse student body with over 25% international students.
Offers extensive support for international students, including immigration advising, language support, and housing.
Member of the U15, a group of Canada’s top research universities.
Known for major innovations, including the discovery of insulin.
Has strong partnerships with industries, startups, and global institutions.
St. George campus is in the heart of downtown Toronto, Canada’s largest city.
Vibrant student life: clubs, sports, student unions, and events.
Access to world-class libraries, museums, hospitals, and business districts.
Domestic students: ~$6,000–$12,000 CAD/year (varies by program)
International students: ~$40,000–$70,000 CAD/year (varies by program)
Scholarships available:
Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship
U of T International Scholar Awards
Faculty/department-based scholarships
Highly competitive.
Requirements vary by program and campus.
Generally requires:
Strong academic performance
English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL for international students)
Supplementary applications for certain programs (e.g., Rotman, Engineering)
Arts & Humanities
Sciences
Engineering
Computer Science & Information Technology
Business, Economics & Management
Life Sciences & Health
Social Sciences
Law
Education
Architecture, Landscape, and Design
Music & Performing Arts
Environmental Studies
Program |
Campus |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
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Computer Science |
St. George / Scarborough |
One of Canada's top CS programs, very competitive |
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Engineering Science |
St. George |
Prestigious, intensive, and research-focused |
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Commerce (Rotman Commerce) |
St. George |
Highly ranked business program |
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Life Sciences |
All campuses |
Foundation for medicine, pharmacy, research |
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Psychology |
All campuses |
Strong in research and clinical paths |
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Economics |
All campuses |
Popular for students going into finance or grad studies |
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International Relations |
St. George |
Highly selective and global in focus |
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Architecture, Landscape, and Design (Daniels Faculty) |
St. George |
Creative, competitive portfolio-based admission |
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Humanities (English, History, Philosophy, etc.) |
All campuses |
Flexible and deep academic training |
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Mathematics and Statistics |
All campuses |
Strong theoretical and applied programs |
Graduate Program |
Faculty |
Highlights |
|---|---|---|
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MBA (Rotman School of Management) |
Business |
Ranked among the best in Canada |
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MEng / MASc / PhD in Engineering |
Engineering |
Top research facilities & industry ties |
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Master of Computer Science / MSc / PhD |
Computer Science |
Excellent AI, data science, and theory labs |
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Master of Public Health (MPH) |
Dalla Lana School of Public Health |
Leading in global health & epidemiology |
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JD (Law) |
Faculty of Law |
Top law school in Canada |
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MD (Medicine) |
Faculty of Medicine |
Linked to world-class hospitals |
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M.Ed / PhD (Education) |
OISE |
Canada’s top education research institute |
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Master of Global Affairs |
Munk School |
International policy and diplomacy focus |
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PhD in Humanities or Social Sciences |
Arts & Science |
Wide variety of research streams |
Program Name |
Duration |
Annual Tuition Fee (USD) |
|---|---|---|
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Computer Science (BSc) |
4 years |
~$56,000 |
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Engineering (BASc) |
4 years |
~$58,000 |
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Rotman Commerce (BCom) |
4 years |
~$58,000 |
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Life Sciences (BSc) |
4 years |
~$56,000 |
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Psychology (BA/BSc) |
4 years |
~$47,000 |
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Mathematics & Statistics (BSc) |
4 years |
~$53,000 |
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Economics (BA) |
4 years |
~$51,000 |
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International Relations (BA) |
4 years |
~$51,000 |
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Architecture, Landscape & Design (BA) |
4 years |
~$50,000 |
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Humanities (History, English, etc.) |
4 years |
~$47,000 |
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Biological Sciences (BSc) |
4 years |
~$56,000 |
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Environmental Science (BSc) |
4 years |
~$53,000 |
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Management (BBA – UTM/UTSC) |
4 years |
~$49,000 |
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Physics (BSc) |
4 years |
~$53,000 |
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Computer Engineering (BASc) |
4 years |
~$58,000 |
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Criminology & Sociolegal Studies (BA) |
4 years |
~$47,000 |
Master’s Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fee/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
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Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Rotman |
2 years |
~$67,000 |
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Master of Engineering (MEng) – Various Fields |
1–2 years |
~$46,000 |
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Master of Science in Computer Science (MSc) |
2 years |
~$34,000 |
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Master of Applied Science (MASc) – Engineering |
2 years |
~$34,000 |
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Master of Global Affairs (MGA) |
2 years |
~$40,000 |
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Master of Public Health (MPH) |
2 years |
~$40,000 |
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Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSc) |
2 years |
~$34,000 |
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Master of Laws (LLM) |
1 year |
~$47,000 |
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Master of Education (MEd) – OISE |
1–2 years |
~$30,000 |
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Master of Social Work (MSW) |
2 years |
~$34,000 |
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Master of Information (MI) |
2 years |
~$32,000 |
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Master of Architecture (MArch) |
3 years |
~$38,000 |
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Master of Financial Economics (MFE) |
16 months |
~$49,000 |
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Master of Urban Design (MUD) |
1.5–2 years |
~$37,000 |
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Master of Biotechnology (MBiotech) |
2 years |
~$45,000 |
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Master of Mathematical Finance (MMF) |
12–16 months |
~$47,000 |
PhD Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fee/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
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PhD in Computer Science |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Civil Engineering |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Biomedical Engineering |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Business Administration (Rotman) |
5–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Economics |
5–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Education (OISE) |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Psychology |
5–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Public Health |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Political Science |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in History |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Physics |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Mathematics |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
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PhD in Law (Doctor of Juridical Science - SJD) |
4–6 years |
~$7,000 |
The University of Toronto is one of the top-ranked universities in the world, and it's also Canada's most prestigious institution. Every year, it attracts thousands of international students from over 160 countries. Its academic excellence, diverse community, vibrant city location, and strong career prospects make it a top choice globally.
U of T offers 700+ undergraduate programs and 200+ graduate programs across disciplines like:
Computer Science
Engineering
Life Sciences & Medicine
Business (Rotman Commerce & MBA)
Social Sciences and Humanities
Architecture & Design
Education, Law, Public Health, and more
International students have access to the same world-class faculty, research labs, and academic resources as domestic students.
U of T has three campuses:
St. George (Downtown Toronto) – Main and largest campus; highly competitive
Scarborough (UTSC) – Co-op opportunities and tight-knit community
Mississauga (UTM) – Modern campus with strong undergraduate focus
Each campus has its own vibe, but all offer clubs, events, sports, and student associations that welcome international students.
Tuition for international undergrads: $40,000–$70,000 USD/year depending on the program
Master’s programs: $30,000–$67,000 USD/year
PhD programs: ~$7,000 USD/year (most are funded)
Living expenses: $15,000–$20,000 USD/year (Toronto is a big city, so plan accordingly)
U of T is competitive. Requirements include:
Strong academic record
English language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
Some programs need extra documents (essays, portfolios, interviews)
Deadlines vary by program and campus, so check early.
U of T offers generous scholarships like:
Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship – Full tuition + living costs
U of T International Scholar Award
Entrance scholarships by faculty or department
U of T offers excellent support services:
Immigration advising and visa help
Academic tutoring and writing centers
Mental health and wellness services
Career centers for co-op, internships, and job prep
Housing support (residence and off-campus)
Graduates of U of T often stay in Canada through post-graduation work permits. The university has a strong global reputation, and employers recognize U of T grads as top talent.
Step |
Details |
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1. Choose a Program & Campus |
Explore U of T’s programs at future.utoronto.ca. Some programs are offered only at certain campuses (St. George, UTM, UTSC). |
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2. Check Requirements |
Requirements depend on your country, curriculum (e.g., IB, A-Levels, CBSE, national boards), and program. Competitive programs may have higher cutoffs. |
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3. English Language Proficiency |
Required if English is not your first language. Accepted tests include:
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4. Apply via OUAC |
Applications are submitted through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at ouac.on.ca. Use the OUAC 105 form if you're an international student. Application fee: |
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5. Submit Documents |
Upload transcripts, English test scores, and other required documents. Some programs need:
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6. Track Your Application |
After applying, you’ll receive a Join U of T account to check your status and upload documents. |
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7. Wait for a Decision |
U of T sends offers between February and May depending on when your documents are received. |
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8. Accept Offer & Apply for Study Permit |
Accept via OUAC and get your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) for your Canadian student visa. |
Event |
Timeline |
|---|---|
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Application opens |
September 2024 |
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Application deadline |
January 15, 2025 (for most programs) |
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Document deadline |
February–March 2025 |
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Decisions released |
February–May 2025 |
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Classes start |
September 2025 |
Choose a program at School of Graduate Studies.
Check program-specific requirements (GPA, test scores, documents).
Apply online directly to U of T (not via OUAC).
Prepare and upload:
Transcripts
Resume/CV
Statement of purpose
Letters of recommendation
IELTS/TOEFL if needed
GRE (only if required by the department)
Submit by program deadline (varies widely: December–February for most)
Interview (if applicable)
Receive decision + funding package (for PhD)
Intake |
Details |
|---|---|
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Fall Intake (September) |
Main intake for all undergraduate programs. Most programs accept applications only for this term. |
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Winter Intake (January) |
Very limited availability; not common for undergraduate programs. |
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Summer Intake (May) |
Rare for undergrad programs, mostly used for specific ESL or transition programs. |
✅ Apply 9–12 months in advance of the intake you’re targeting.
Intake |
Details |
|---|---|
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Fall Intake (September) |
Main intake for most master’s and PhD programs. |
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Winter (January) & Summer (May) |
Available in select programs only; varies by department. Always check the specific faculty’s website. |
Requirement |
Details |
|---|---|
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Academic Qualification |
Equivalent to Canadian Grade 12. Accepted high school credentials: IB Diploma A-Levels CBSE/ISC (India) WAEC/NECO (Nigeria) American High School Diploma + SAT/ACT (optional in many cases) |
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Minimum GPA |
competitive programs like Computer Science, Engineering, Rotman Commerce require high grades (85–95%). |
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English Proficiency |
Required unless you've studied in English for 4+ years. Accepted tests: IELTS: 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) TOEFL iBT: 100 (22 in writing) Duolingo English Test: 120+ |
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Supplementary Requirements |
Some programs need portfolios, interviews, or additional applications (e.g., Rotman Commerce, Engineering, Architecture). |
Requirement |
Details |
|---|---|
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Academic Background |
A recognized 4-year bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) for Master’s programs. A Master’s degree is usually required for PhD entry. |
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GPA Requirement |
Minimum B+ average (3.3/4.0 GPA or ~77–80%) in final year(s); some programs are more competitive. |
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English Language Tests |
Same as undergrad (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.). |
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GRE/GMAT |
Only required for certain programs (e.g., MBA, some STEM programs). |
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Other Documents |
Statement of purpose, academic CV, reference letters, writing sample, research proposal (for PhD). |
Ranking System |
Global Rank |
Category |
|---|---|---|
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QS World University Rankings |
#21 |
Global University Ranking |
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U.S. News & World Report |
#18 |
Best Global Universities |
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Times Higher Education (THE) |
#18 |
World University Rankings |
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Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) |
#22 |
World Academic Performance |
Subject Area |
QS Rank |
US News Rank |
|---|---|---|
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Computer Science |
Top 15 |
Top 10 |
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Engineering |
Top 25 |
Top 30 |
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Medicine |
Top 15 |
Top 10 |
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Life Sciences |
Top 20 |
Top 10 |
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Social Sciences |
Top 25 |
Top 15 |
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Business & Economics |
Top 50 |
Top 30 |
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Arts & Humanities |
Top 30 |
Top 20 |
Scholarship Name |
Type |
Value (USD) |
Eligibility Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
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Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship |
Entrance / Full-Ride |
Full tuition + books + residence for 4 years |
Exceptional international high school students with leadership and academic excellence |
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U of T International Scholar Award |
Entrance |
$5,000 – $40,000/year |
Automatically considered upon application; strong academics required |
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Faculty-Specific Entrance Awards |
Entrance |
($2,000 – $25,000) |
Offered by faculties like Engineering, Rotman Commerce, Arts & Science |
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President’s Scholars of Excellence Program |
Entrance |
$7,500 + guaranteed research/job |
For top students entering undergrad directly from high school |
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National Scholarship Program (Canadian citizens only) |
Entrance |
Full tuition + expenses |
For Canadian citizens/permanent residents only – not for international students |
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In-Course Scholarships |
Merit-based |
$1,000 – $5,000/year |
Based on academic performance in 2nd year or beyond |
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Graduate Fellowships (Master’s/PhD) |
Research/Need-based |
Tuition + stipend ($20,000–$35,000/year) |
Offered to almost all PhD students; select Master’s programs provide funding packages |
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Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) |
Competitive / Graduate |
$15,000/year |
Available for international graduate students (limited quota) |
Campus |
Residence Options |
Type of Rooms |
Cost (USD/year) |
Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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St. George (Downtown Toronto) |
Traditional colleges (e.g., Trinity, Innis, University College) + Chestnut Residence |
Single, double, suite-style |
$9,000 – $16,000 |
Located in central Toronto, close to city life, dining plans often required |
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UTM (Mississauga) |
McLuhan Court, Oscar Peterson Hall, etc. |
Single, townhouse, apartment-style |
$7,000 – $12,000 |
Suburban setting, quiet, newer residences with meal plan options |
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UTSC (Scarborough) |
Joan Foley Hall, Student Residence Centre, etc. |
Single, double, apartment-style |
$6,500 – $11,500 |
Strong community vibe, some residences include kitchens and living areas |
Feature |
Details |
|---|---|
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Meal Plans |
Required in most traditional dorms ($3,500–$5,000 USD/year, separate cost) |
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Shared Amenities |
Common kitchens, laundry, lounges, study areas |
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Application Process |
Apply after receiving an admission offer; priority given to first-years |
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Off-Campus Housing |
Toronto has many off-campus options ($800–$1,500/month for shared housing) |
U of T is one of the most multicultural universities in the world, with students from over 160 countries. You'll be surrounded by people from all backgrounds, which creates a rich cultural and social atmosphere.
Classes at U of T are known for being rigorous, but you're also given lots of support—professors, TAs, writing centres, peer tutoring, and libraries are all top-notch. While it’s academically intense, students are encouraged to collaborate and engage in research early on, even at the undergraduate level.
There are over 1,000 student clubs and organizations ranging from academic societies and cultural groups to dance teams, debate clubs, gaming groups, and more. If you can’t find a club you love—you can start your own.
Whether you're into competitive sports or just like staying active, U of T has excellent facilities:
Varsity Blues teams (U of T’s official athletic teams)
Gyms, swimming pools, rock climbing walls
Intramural sports (soccer, basketball, ultimate frisbee, etc.)
Toronto is a hub for arts and entertainment, and U of T is right in the middle of it. There are frequent on-campus events: open mics, theater productions, multicultural festivals, and guest speaker panels. Plus, you’ll be near concerts, galleries, museums, and film festivals in the city.
Each campus has a mix of residence dining halls and local cafes, but being in Toronto, you also have access to amazing global cuisine just steps away. Students often hang out at campus coffee shops, study lounges, or spots around the city.
U of T takes student wellness seriously. There are dedicated mental health support services, peer support programs, and wellness workshops. Plus, spaces like meditation rooms and wellness centres are open to all students.
There’s strong support for internships, co-ops, and job placements—especially in business, tech, and research. Career centers help with resumes, interviews, and connecting with alumni. Toronto’s job market is massive, so you have access to real opportunities.
Toronto is Canada’s biggest and most exciting city. It’s safe, clean, and full of life—museums, parks, nightlife, beaches, sports, and more. You’ll never run out of things to do, and it’s a great place to build a career post-graduation.
U of T has dedicated career centres on each campus that help students with:
Resume and cover letter writing
Interview preparation
Career fairs and networking events
Job postings and internship databases (e.g., CLNx portal)
Alumni networking (LinkedIn + U of T Alumni Connect)
Over 90% of graduates are employed within 6 months to 1 year of graduation (varies by program).
U of T has an excellent reputation among employers, both in Canada and internationally.
It’s especially strong in fields like tech, finance, business, health sciences, law, and academia.
Many programs offer co-op, internships, or experiential learning, especially at UTSC and UTM campuses.
Engineering (PEY Co-op): 12–16 months of paid work experience during the degree.
Rotman Commerce: Offers internships and career training modules.
Computer Science: Access to top tech employers in Toronto, Waterloo, and beyond.
UTSC Co-op Programs: Strong in sciences, management, and CS — paid placements included.
Google, Microsoft, Amazon
RBC, TD, Scotiabank
Deloitte, PwC, KPMG, EY
McKinsey, BCG
IBM, Shopify, Nvidia
Hospitals, research institutes, government departments
Universities and academic institutions (for PhD grads)
U of T grads are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for up to 3 years.
Many international students stay in Canada and transition to permanent residency through pathways like Express Entry.
Toronto’s job market is huge—especially in tech, business, healthcare, and research.
General undergraduate acceptance rate: ~43%
Graduate (Master’s & PhD) acceptance rate: ~15%–25%, depending on the program
📠Note: U of T is very competitive for certain programs, especially for international students and popular majors like Computer Science, Engineering, and Business.
Program |
Estimated Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|
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Computer Science (St. George) |
10% – 15% |
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Engineering (BASc) |
15% – 20% |
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Rotman Commerce (Business) |
12% – 15% |
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Life Sciences / Biological Sci |
30% – 40% |
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Humanities / Social Sciences |
40% – 50% |
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Graduate (CS, MBA, Eng.) |
10% – 20% |
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Graduate (Humanities, Ed., etc.) |
20% – 30% |
High academic standards: Top-performing students globally apply.
Popular programs (like CS, Commerce) receive thousands of applications.
International applicants face additional competition, especially for scholarship slots.
Maintain strong academics (above 85–90% or 3.7+ GPA for top programs).
Prepare a compelling personal profile or statement (for Rotman, Architecture, etc.).
Submit required tests (IELTS/TOEFL, SAT/ACT if needed).
Apply early and meet all documentation deadlines.
📠Location: 27 King's College Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1, Canada
ðŸ™ï¸ Setting: Urban – located in the heart of downtown Toronto
📠Known for:
Arts & Science
Engineering
Rotman Commerce
Medicine, Law, Architecture
🧠Home to the university's highest-ranked faculties and research hubs
🚇 Easily accessible by Toronto Transit (TTC), near museums, hospitals, and the financial district
📠Location: 3359 Mississauga Road, Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6, Canada
🌿 Setting: Suburban – surrounded by nature and green space
📠Known for:
Life Sciences
Business (Management)
Forensic Science
Psychology
ðŸ Smaller class sizes and a strong undergraduate focus
📠Location: 1265 Military Trail, Scarborough, ON M1C 1A4, Canada
🌳 Setting: Suburban – east end of Toronto with lots of open space
📠Known for:
Co-op programs
Computer Science
Management & Economics
Environmental Science
💼 Strong emphasis on experiential learning and co-operative education
St. George ↔ UTM: ~30 km (~45–60 minutes by car or transit)
St. George ↔ UTSC: ~25 km (~40–50 minutes by car or transit)
