Institution overview
The University of Toronto is a Canadian research university founded in 1827. It operates as one university across three campuses: St. George, Mississauga and Scarborough. This structure connects a central Toronto setting with two additional campus communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Its educational portfolio includes undergraduate degrees, graduate taught programmes, professional study and doctoral research. Academic fields encompass arts, humanities, social sciences, business, engineering, computing, natural sciences, medicine, law and education. Programmes and admissions arrangements vary across faculties and campuses, so the university's overall breadth does not mean that every subject is available at all three locations. Research and education are supported by libraries, specialist facilities and connections with professional and public institutions. The university describes its community as internationally diverse and links its educational mission to inclusion and collaboration. Campus-specific study environments provide different combinations of academic departments, student organisations and services. St. George, Mississauga and Scarborough each maintain their own identity within the larger institution, while university-wide resources help applicants explore the complete range of study opportunities.
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- Institution type
- University
- Operating status
- Active
- Ownership
- Public
- Founded
- 1827
- Address
- 27 King's College Circle, Toronto, ON, M5S 1A1, CA
- Teaching languages
- English
- Primary pathway
- Higher Education
- Education pathways
- Higher Education
- Qualification levels
- Bachelor; Master; Doctorate
- Fields of study
- Arts and Humanities; Social Sciences; Business and Management; Engineering and Technology; Computer Science; Natural Sciences; Medicine and Health; Education; Law
- Delivery modes
- On-campus