About University of Toronto
The University of Toronto is Canada's top-ranked university and one of the world's leading research institutions. With three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area, it offers more than 700 undergraduate programmes and strong graduate and professional schools in medicine, law, and business (Rotman).
💰 Tuition Fees for International Students
Fees are indicative for international students. Verify current rates on the university's official website.
📋 Entry Requirements
🌏 Life as an International Student
Country-level guidance for international students. Visa, work and cost figures change — confirm current details with University of Toronto and the Canada immigration authority.
Popular Programmes
🎓 Scholarships Available
- Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship (full funding)
- University of Toronto Scholars Programme (CAD 7,500)
- Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Lester B. Pearson scholarship open to all international students?
Yes — the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship is open to international students applying to undergraduate programmes. It covers full tuition, books, and living expenses for 4 years. It is extremely competitive and requires a nomination from your school. Approximately 37 scholars are selected annually.
What is the minimum GPA for UofT graduate programmes?
Most University of Toronto graduate programmes require a minimum B+ (77%) average in the final two years of undergraduate study. Competitive programmes like the Rotman MBA typically require 3.5+ GPA and strong GMAT scores.
Where is University of Toronto located?
University of Toronto is located in Toronto, Canada.
Can international students work while studying at University of Toronto?
Canada generally allows students to work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during term (confirm the current rule). On-campus roles — library, admin or research-assistant work — are often available too. Always confirm the work conditions attached to your student visa.
Can I stay and work after graduating from University of Toronto?
Yes — Canada offers a post-study work pathway: Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) — up to 3 years. Eligibility and length depend on your course and level, and immigration rules change, so confirm the current policy before relying on it.
How much should I budget for living costs at University of Toronto?
Plan for roughly C$13,000–16,000 per year in living costs on top of tuition. Toronto can run above or below that national range depending on rent and lifestyle.
Do I need health insurance to study at University of Toronto?
Provincial cover varies; some provinces require private insurance. Build this into your budget before you arrive.
When are the main intakes at University of Toronto?
Canada's main university intakes are September (main), January and May. Apply well ahead of your intended start — popular intakes and scholarships fill early.
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