Quick facts
The University of Toronto is a global leader in research and teaching and has a significant footprint, both in Canada and around the world.
U of T campuses
The University of Toronto has three vibrant campuses located in the Greater Toronto Area: St. George (downtown Toronto), Mississauga (west of Toronto) and Scarborough (eastern Toronto).
Student enrolment (Fall 2024–25)
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St. George
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Mississauga
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Scarborough
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Domestic
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International
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Total
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Graduate
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20,551
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902
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405
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15,985
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5,873
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21,858
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Undergraduate
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49,425
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16,379
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14,769
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56,997
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23,576
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80,573
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Total
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69,976
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17,281
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15,174
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72,982
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29,449
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102,431
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New undergraduate students in first-entry programs
U of T had 17,758 new full-time students entering our first-entry* undergraduate programs in Fall 2024-25:
- 9,890 at our St. George campus
- 4,047 at our Mississauga campus
- 3,821 at our Scarborough campus
* First-entry programs include Applied Science & Engineering, Architecture, Arts & Science (U of T St. George, U of T Mississauga, U of T Scarborough), Kinesiology & Physical Education, Music, and the Transitional Year Programme. Find out more about our undergraduate programs.
U of T has international students from 175 countries and territories
The top five countries/regions of origin are China, India, United States, South Korea and Hong Kong.
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Country/region
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Students
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China
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15,846
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India
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2,527
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United States
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1,315
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South Korea
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957
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Hong Kong
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739
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Taiwan
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526
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Iran
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477
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Indonesia
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379
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Türkiye
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346
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Pakistan
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327
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Japan
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296
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Faculty and staff (Fall 2024)
16,503
Faculty
9,812
Staff members
169
Librarians
Research (2023–24)
Research funds awarded (with partner hospitals) by sector — total: $1.54B
For more information please see Research & Innovation.
Alumni (Fall 2024)
The University of Toronto has over 700,000 alumni around the world as of Fall 2024.
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Country/region
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Alumni
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Canada
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614,656
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United States
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27,274
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China
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6,075
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Hong Kong
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5,747
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United Kingdom
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2,011
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Australia
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1,227
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Great Britain
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1,224
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India
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1,213
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Singapore
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980
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Japan
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903
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South Korea
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839
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International institutional rankings (2025-26)
Trying to articulate a university's standing in the world is inevitably a subjective exercise. International rankings provide one independent measure of how U of T compares to other universities. As these rankings make clear, we stand among the best public universities in the world and are recognized as Canada's top university.
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National Taiwan University Ranking 2024
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Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024
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U.S. News Best Global Universities 2025
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Academic Ranking of World Universities 2024
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QS World University Rankings 2025
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University of Toronto
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4
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21
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16
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26
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29
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Programs and tuition (2025-26)
Undergraduate
Programs
As of Fall 2025, the University of Toronto offers over 700 undergraduate programs in Humanities & Social Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical & Mathematical Sciences, Commerce & Management, Computer Science, Engineering, Kinesiology & Physical Education, Music, and Architecture, Landscape & Design.
- The university offers second-entry professional programs in Education, Nursing, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Law and Medicine.
Please see Undergraduate Programs for more details.
Tuition
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Domestic
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Tuition cost for first-entry domestic undergraduate students for 2025-26 ranges from approximately $6,100 to $16,090* depending on the program.
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The University of Toronto is committed to ensuring that no student admitted to a program at the university will be unable to enrol or complete the program because they do not have sufficient funds.
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- International
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Tuition cost for international undergraduate students in first-entry programs for 2025-26 ranges from approximately $48,090 to $70,060* depending on the program.
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* Tuition fees reported here do not include compulsory non-academic incidental fees.
For more detailed information, please see Fee Schedules.
Graduate
Programs
- As of Fall 2025, the University of Toronto offers over 200 graduate programs in a wide variety of fields.
- This includes more than 70 professional graduate programs, more than 140 combined programs that include professional master’s components and 12 dual degree programs.
- U of T also offers over 40 collaborative programs and 4 diploma programs.
Please see Graduate Programs for more details.
Tuition
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Domestic
- Tuition cost for domestic graduate students for 2025-26 ranges from approximately $5,940 to $46,270* depending on the program.
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The University of Toronto is committed to the financial support of graduate students in doctoral stream programs. For many doctoral stream students, programs commit to minimum level of funding at the beginning of each year, for up to five years of study. Partial funding may be available to graduate students in other programs.
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International
- Tuition cost for international graduate students for 2025-26 ranges from approximately $6,210 to $70,730** depending on the program.
* Tuition fees reported here do not include compulsory non-academic incidental fees.
** Most international PhD students at the University of Toronto pay tuition fees equivalent to those of domestic students.
For more detailed information, please see Fee Schedules.
Residences and clubs (2025-26)
The University of Toronto has over 1,540 student clubs, organizations and activities across all three campuses.
St. George campus
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St. George (downtown Toronto) campus has 14 residences, nine residences belonging to one of our eight colleges, Oak House Residence, Chestnut Residence, CampusOne Residence, Graduate House, and Student Family Housing.
Mississauga campus
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Mississauga campus can accommodate over 1,500 students in residence in 2025-26.
Scarborough campus
- Scarborough campus can accommodate over 1,500 students in residence in 2025-26.
The University of Toronto has a housing guarantee for students entering their first year. Residence is guaranteed for all new full-time students entering their first year of university in an undergraduate program for the first time, provided that they have indicated their interest in residence by completing the university’s common residence application by March 31, and have received and accepted an offer of admission by June 2.
For more information, please see Housing or the Student Organization Portal.
Libraries (2025-26)
The University of Toronto has 40 libraries across our three campuses. The U of T library system has more than:
- 12 million volumes in 341 languages
- Nearly 4 million electronic resources in various formats
- 32,000 linear metres of archival material
- 1.5 petabytes of digital storage
The University of Toronto library system is Canada’s largest research library system and is the second largest in North America.
For more information, please visit University of Toronto Libraries.
Operating budget (2025-26)
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The University of Toronto’s operating budget for 2025-26 is $3.62 billion.
For more information, please see Budget Reports.
Innovation
- U of T is the #1 university in Canada for research-based startups.
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U of T entrepreneurs have secured more than $12 billion in investment and created 1,200+ venture-backed companies, along with 17,000+ jobs over the past five years alone.
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U of T is a leader among top North American institutions for research-based startups, inventions, and licenses and options.
- U of T is top 5 in the world for university business incubators. (UBI World Rankings, 2021-22)
- Over 1,500 participants from U of T have registered for the Intellectual Property (IP) Education Program.
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U of T researchers and Toronto hospitals have filed more than 1,000 patent applications over the last 10 years.
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80% of inventions name a student or postdoc as an inventor.
Facts and figures
- The university annually publishes a variety of dashboards with detailed information and statistics called Facts and Figures.
For more information, please see Facts and Figures.