At the University of Toronto, students, faculty and staff study, work and live on three campuses. With some of the most prestigious architecture and beautiful green space in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, and more than 1,000 extracurricular activities available to students, U of T offers an extraordinary environment in which to learn and work.
The University of Toronto is situated in one of the world's most vibrant urban environments. Ranked the most diverse city in North America, Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area are dynamic, inviting areas with something for everyone. From sports teams to cultural happenings, festivals to street fairs, Toronto has it all.
There are three campuses to choose from at U of T – St. George (in downtown Toronto), Mississauga (in the west) and Scarborough (in the east).
University of Toronto St. George (downtown) Campus
The St. George campus combines historic architecture and inviting green spaces in the centre of downtown Toronto.
At the historic St. George campus, undergraduate students belong either to one of seven colleges (for Faculty of Arts & Science students), or smaller faculties such as Applied Science and Engineering, Music and Physical Education and Health. Each of these learning communities has its own personality and the close-knit group of students, faculty, staff and alumni offers a home base and support.
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University of Toronto Mississauga Campus
The University of Toronto Mississauga is situated in an area of protected greenbelt on the Credit River, west of downtown Toronto. This intimate campus, with its award-winning architecture and tree-lined walkways, makes it easy for students to meet one another and interact with faculty and staff. At the hub of U of T Mississauga’s friendly campus is the Student Centre, where the campus newspaper, radio station and student councils are located, along with more than 60 clubs. It’s also home to the Blind Duck pub, a welcoming place to connect with friends, staff and faculty. Nearby, you’ll find the Recreation, Athletics and Wellness Centre – the RAWC – a state-of-the-art athletics facility where you can take a class, join an intramural team, or work out in the gym. There's also the Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre, an innovative library facility, which is also a major hub of campus activity.
The University of Toronto Mississauga is a student-centered research community that emphasizes strategies for student success. The campus partners significantly with the City of Mississauga, one of Canada’s fastest growing and most diverse communities, and is engaged in its business, industry and civic life. U of T Mississauga's comprehensive offerings include: an array of language courses in Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Sanskrit, Hindi and Urdu; innovative programs in communications, culture and information technology; and Canada’s first university forensic science program.
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University of Toronto Scarborough Campus
The University of Toronto Scarborough has 10,000 students and is situated on Highland Creek Valley, about 30 minutes east of downtown Toronto. This mid-size campus has a diverse student population and a strong sense of community. Its new Student Centre is a popular gathering place for student groups and events, and is also home to Bluff’s, a restaurant and pub popular with staff, students and faculty alike. The Scarborough campus is home to many of U of T’s unique programs and facilities.
The University of Toronto Scarborough follows global economic trends, marketplace demands and leading-edge educational opportunities in order to develop innovative approaches to teaching and research. U of T Scarborough offers co-op learning opportunities and a variety of U of T’s unique programs, including the Green Path program, a preparatory program to help Chinese students adjust to language and culture differences, and a business administration program that is one of the most competitive undergraduate management programs in the country.
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