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University of Toronto

Canada's leading public research university and one of the top universities in the world, known for academic excellence and innovative research.

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CAD 28,000
Tuition / year, from
93,000+
Students
17,000+
International students
3 a year
Intakes: Fall, Winter, Summer
Overview

About University of Toronto

The University of Toronto is a globally top-ranked public research university and Canada's largest university. With a rich history of academic excellence, U of T is a destination for students who want to change the world.

  • One of the top 25 universities in the world
  • Strong focus on research and innovation
  • Diverse and inclusive community
  • Robust career support and co-op programs
  • 3 campuses in the Toronto area
  • 700+ undergraduate and graduate programs
  • Global alumni network
  • State-of-the-art facilities and libraries
Type
Public university
Established
1827
Location
Toronto, Ontario
Campuses
3 campuses
Programs offered
700+
Official website
www.utoronto.ca
Programs

What you can study

University of Toronto offers 700+ programs. These are the ones we list today - ask about any other.

Costs

What it costs each year

  • Undergraduate tuition

    36,100 to 63,720

    CAD per year

  • Postgraduate tuition

    28,000 to 66,100

    CAD per year

For comparison, the average across Canada is about USD 18,000 a year. Fees vary by program and change each year.

Lower the cost with scholarships

Many universities offer merit-based entrance awards for international students, often with their own deadlines. Your counsellor checks what University of Toronto currently offers and which awards your profile can compete for.

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How to get in

From today to your first day

Six steps, and we're with you for every one of them.

  1. 1

    Free profile review

    Share your grades, budget and goals. A counsellor tells you honestly where you stand for University of Toronto and which programs fit.
  2. 2

    Choose your program

    Pick from Engineering, Business and Computer Science. Entry requirements are set per program, so we confirm the exact ones for yours.
  3. 3

    Prepare your documents

    Most applications ask for:
    • Academic transcripts
    • English test score (IELTS, TOEFL or PTE)
    • Statement of purpose
    • Letters of recommendation
    • CV (mostly postgraduate)
    • Valid passport
  4. 4

    Apply and get your offer

    We review your statement of purpose and documents before you submit, track your application and help you compare offers and scholarships.
  5. 5

    Get your study visa for Canada

    Processing usually takes 4-12 weeks. Typical documents:
    • Letter of Acceptance
    • Proof of Funds
    • Medical Exam
    • Clean Criminal Record
    See visa requirements
  6. 6

    Arrive and settle in

    Students typically choose between university residence and private rentals nearby. Residence places can fill quickly, so apply as soon as you accept your offer - we help you compare options and prepare for departure.

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Frequently asked

Common questions

How much does it cost to study at University of Toronto?
Approximate tuition is CAD 36,100-63,720 a year for undergraduate programs and CAD 28,000-66,100 a year for postgraduate programs. Fees vary by program and change each year, so your counsellor confirms current figures before you apply.
When can I start at University of Toronto?
There are fall, winter, summer intakes. Which ones are open depends on the program, so check your program's dates early.
Which programs can I study at University of Toronto?
We currently list programs in Engineering, Business and Computer Science. Your counsellor can check any other program you're interested in.
Do I need a study visa for Canada?
International students usually need a study visa or permit for Canada. Typical documents include Letter of Acceptance, Proof of Funds, Medical Exam and Clean Criminal Record, and processing usually takes 4-12 weeks. We help with the visa once you're admitted.
How can StudyPermit help me get into University of Toronto?
A counsellor reviews your profile for free, shortlists the right programs, then guides your application, statement of purpose and documents - and helps with your visa once you're admitted.
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