UNIVERSIDADES en el EXTRANJERO
University of Toronto
One of the world’s great public universities, U of T, as it is
known, provides outstanding education on three campuses
located throughout Canada’s largest city. The University of
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Toronto offers cutting edge
facilities, internationally
Contact details
University of Toronto
renowned faculty and Admissions and Awards
contemporary curriculum
315 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario
and attracts highly talented
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and motivated students from
Canada
Tel: +1 416-978-2190
around the world.
Fax: +1 416-978-7022
Email:
admissions.help@utoronto.ca
www.utoronto.ca
PROGRAMS
■ Chancellor
and ADMISSION
David Peterson
■ President
The University of Toronto welcomes David Naylor
applicants from all over Canada and the ■ Year founded
world. The people who gather together
1827
here to research and learn are
■ Number of students
remarkably diverse, both in their
67,692
backgrounds and in the breadth of their
■ International students
6,000
academic interests. No other university
Studying at U of T
■ Gender distribution
in Canada, and few in North America, Along with the diversity of a world-class
52 % female, 48 % male (in undergraduate programs)
can match the range and reputation of university, U of T also offers the intimate
■ Faculty and staff
the University of Toronto's programs. scale of small college life. The university 11,365
Students enrol in undergraduate is composed of 7 colleges, each with a ■ Financial aid
programs following matriculation from distinctive feel and sense of community.
The University of Toronto has extensive scholarship
Canadian high schools, or the equivalent It has more than 340 student clubs and
programs to recognize outstanding achievements at
different levels of studies
from other educational jurisdictions organizations on all three campuses and
■ Housing
(International Baccalaureate, innumerable activities ranging from
Contact:
housing.services@utoronto.ca
Selectividad, ‘A’ levels, etc.), although cultural events at Hart House to
for some degree programs there are intercollegiate and intramural sporting
additional requirements. activities.
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