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Experience the University of Toronto’s campuses firsthand from home! Our virtual tours offer an immersive exploration of all three campuses, providing a detailed look at stunning landscapes and cutting-edge facilities. Navigate through classrooms, libraries, residences, and student life areas with interactive guides. Visualize your educational journey with 360-degree views and access comprehensive information to make informed decisions about your future. Start your educational adventure with just a click!

St. George (Downtown Toronto) Campus

Student-guided virtual tours.

Join student Tour Guides for a virtual tour of the St. George campus. The guides will showcase key facilities and buildings and provide a glimpse into student life at U of T. They will also answer any questions you may have about campus life.

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Arts & science virtual tour.

Start imagining your day-to-day life as an Arts & Science student by joining a virtual tour of the St. George campus. Find out more about our programs, campus life and our amazing buildings and student spaces that will shape your experience here.

Arts & Science Colleges Virtual Tour

Take a self-guided virtual tour of the 7 college communities within the Faculty of Arts & Science. The tour provides information on the distinct traditions, teams, history, and residence options of each college, helping you determine which one is the best fit for you.

Mississauga Campus

Discover the uniqueness of our campus through our outstanding community, cutting-edge facilities, and the captivating woodlands that surround us.

Self-Guided Tour

Take a self-guided virtual tour at your own pace. This comprehensive experience will show you all of our buildings and facilities, while highlighting some of the most important features of our campus and locations students use most often.

Scarborough Campus

Self-Guided Virtual Tour

Explore U of T Scarborough from the comfort of home! Try our self-guided virtual tour and enjoy a guided visit of the campus. Visit our buildings, student housing, services, classrooms, the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, and the Valley Land Trail. Our virtual tour is a great way to learn about your future university home. 

Tour Videos

Watch  students’ videos  and  Instagram stories  where they explore the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC), Instructional Centre, student housing, Valley Land Trail and other U of T Scarborough highlights.

Find out more about campus tours here . Your starting point depends on which campus you decide to take a tour of (Mississauga, St. George or Scarborough campus). Be sure to prepare for your tour by watching our tour videos and bringing along questions for your student tour guide.

It depends on where you’ll be coming from, and which of U of T’s three campuses you’ll be visiting. Find directions and maps for each campus here .

Visit U of T

Located in downtown Toronto, the University of Toronto St. George campus is open to the public to visit.

If you plan to come to campus, we encourage you to familiarize yourself with UTogether and the Office of the Vice-Provost, Students website .

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Visit a comprehensive and interactive virtual map of St. George campus.

Campus tours

U of T offers a variety of virtual and in-person campus tour options including virtual reality, self-guided and student-led tours.

Visit a U of T residence or housing facility

Before coming to campus, family and friends are encouraged to check the  Housing website  for updates regarding visitors to U of T’s residences and housing facilities.

Visit academic or administrative facilities at U of T

If you are planning to visit an academic or administrative facility on campus, please consult  U of T’s COVID-19 information webpage  to access the most up to date information regarding individual building operations and entry guidelines.

Visit for student convocation and graduation celebrations

If planning to visit U of T in celebration of your student’s graduation, check out the  graduation and convocation webpage  for information on upcoming convocation events, including virtual ceremonies.

Transportation

There are a variety of ways to get to and travel around U of T’s campuses.

Before coming to Canada, we recommend that international family and friends of students stay up-to-date on guidelines concerning COVID-19’s impact on travel  and  campus life at U of T .  

If you are outside Canada, you may be required to obtain a  visitor visa  or other immigration-related documentation before visiting your student at U of T. Your student may be able to support your  visitor visa application process  by providing a  letter of invitation  and proof of their enrollment. U of T students may download a  Confirmation of Enrollment Letter  directly from their  ACORN  account.   

There are a variety of ways to get to and travel around U of T’s campuses.

Two of the public transportation options accessible via U of T’s St. George campus are Go Transit/Metrolinx (GO) and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).  

For information on accessing campus locations using the TTC, please visit U of T’s Transportation Services Public Transit: TTC website.   

For more information on accessing campus locations using the GO, please visit U of T’s Transportation Services Public Transit: GO website .

U of T operates a  Campus Shuttle  bus for individuals traveling between the Mississauga (UTM) and St. George (UTSG) campuses. For more information about the Campus Shuttle, please visit the  Transportation Services website .  

Information regarding on-campus and close-to-campus vehicle parking and bicycle locker locations , parking permits , at U of T St. George Campus can be found through the U of T’s Transportation Services website.

Billy Bishop Airport  and  Toronto Pearson  are two airport options close to U of T. The  TTC’s bus, streetcar or subway options  may be used to transfer from Billy Bishop to U of T St. George campus. The  Union Pearson (UP) Express  train and  TTC Airport Express Bus  may be used when transferring from Toronto Pearson Airport to U of T.

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On-campus: 416-978-2222 Off-campus: 911

If you are concerned for a student who is studying internationally, please contact the local emergency services in that area.

Student Mental Health Resource

This website helps students navigate a variety of mental health resources.

For immediate mental health support, use the Telus Health Student Support app or call 1-844-451-9700 . Outside of North America, call 001-416-380-6578 . Available in 146 different languages.

St. George Campus Tours

Our campus tour focuses on the countless opportunities and experiences available to undergraduate students at the University of Toronto. During the tour, you will explore the St. George Campus with your Tour Guide, as they share their experiences as a current U of T student.

Please note: for the privacy and safety of our students, our tours do not enter residence buildings. However, you can see many photos and videos of our residences on our  Colleges page here .

• Location:  Nona Macdonald Visitors Centre, 25 King’s College Circle
• Tour Length:  2 hours
• Schedule: Monday through Friday at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm; Saturdays between 10:30 am and 1:00 pm
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• Registration for campus tours will be available six weeks prior to the tour date.
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The Rotman Commerce Recruitment & Admissions offices are located at 125 St. George St. We’re conveniently located at the corner of St. George Street and Bloor Street West, at the St. George subway station. Street parking is available nearby, and an underground pay lot is available in the parking garage of the Rotman School of Management at 105 St. George St .

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We’re closed for all statutory holidays and during the University’s  winter break .

Come visit our beautiful campus! Check out the campus tour schedule for St. George campus and register for a date that works for you.

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Learn more about the Faculty of Arts & Science at the St. George campus by attending one of our upcoming events for future students. 

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If you are a newly-admitted Arts & Science student, you will receive an email invitation to attend our upcoming virtual and in-person welcome events. Contact us for more information. 

Can't attend a webinar or web chat? Check out these recorded presentations about applying to the Faculty of Arts & Science and how to combine programs of study.  

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Start imagining your day-to-day life as an Arts & Science student by joining a virtual and/or in-person tour of the St. George campus. Find out more about our programs, campus life and our amazing buildings and student spaces that will shape your experience here.

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Located in the heart of the Engineering district, the Engineering Welcome Centre is your first stop when visiting U of T Engineering.

Location : Galbraith Building, 35 St.George Street, Room 173, Toronto ON, M5S 1A4

Phone: +1 416-978-3872

Email : [email protected]

Hours : Open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00pm for drop-in visits. The Engineering Welcome Centre is closed between 12:00 - 1:00pm for lunch.

Engineering Tours

The best way to experience U of T Engineering is by visiting our campus. The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering offers guided tours throughout the year. Each tour is followed by a tour talk with one of our recruitment officers.

Register for a tour by clicking the button below. Please note tours will not appear on the calendar once they are at full capacity and no wait lists are available.

*   Although a small selection of tours may be available in the month of April, several more will be scheduled in May. Please check back for availability.

** Please note that tours are geared towards undergraduate prospective students. If you are interested in graduate studies, please contact the specific Engineering department in which you are interested.

Additional Tour Options

We also encourage you to take a  General Campus Tour  to learn about the St.George campus and life in downtown Toronto.

There are virtual and in-person tour options that will allow you to explore the U of T St. George campus with a current student Tour Guide. You will see academic buildings, colleges and athletic facilities.

In-Person General Campus tours are offered Monday to Friday at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. with an additional tour at 3:30 p.m. on Friday. You can book a General Campus tour using this  calendar .

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U of T’s residences are as diverse as its student population — with a style to match every personality, you will be sure to find your perfect fit at our St. George campus. We encourage you to take a residence tour to explore your options. Visit our Housing Services website for more information. Please note that Engineering students are typically housed in Chestnut and  Innis College  residences; however other residences reserve a select number of spaces for Engineering students.

Residence tours are offered by each residence and must be arranged directly with the residence of your choice. To book a tour and for more information on residence options, please visit the Student Housing Services website.

If you have any questions regarding Engineering tours, or if you would like to book a school visit or group larger than 8, please email us two weeks in advance to request a tour.

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Residence tour dates and times are managed through the respective residences. Appointments are required in some cases.

St. George Campus tours are offered at the Nona MacDonald Visitor’s Centre .

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Scarborough Campus tours are offered from Highland Hall .

Check out the  U of T campus maps  to explore food options around the three campuses during your visit.

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• Chestnut Residence: Tours on hold. Find updates about Chestnut Residence tours .
• Innis College: Offering in-person and virtual tours. Learn more about Innis College Residence tours .
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• Woodsworth College: Offering in-person tours beginning in May 2024. Virtual Woodsworth College tours available . Find updates about Woodsworth College Residence tours .
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• Oak House: New residence scheduled to open in August 2024! Information on tours will be available soon. In the meantime, review the Oak House website .
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Your Law School Tour Guides Our friendly JD students will offer their perspectives as they lead you through the tour, so we encourage you to engage with them. Ask about student life inside and outside of the classroom, and how their academic, social and professional development experiences are shaping their career goals.

The Jackman Law Building (opened 2016) See our newest addition to the law school, an architecturally-stunning, state-of-the-art building, nestled at the foot of charming Philosopher's Walk. 

Accessibility on the Tour The tour route through the Jackman Law Building and Flavelle House   aims to accommodate people who use mobility-assisted devices. On the online tour reservation form (offline due to the pandemic), please specify any accessibility needs. Washrooms in Jackman are a mix of all-gender and single-gender units.

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These monthly online events include informative sessions hosted by our staff, a student-led virtual tour, and an insider look at the day-in-the-life of a current student.

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Enjoy a mini-tour of our campus, which focuses on different spaces and shares some of our students' stories along the way.

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Want to check out our campus with your own eyes? Sign up for an in-person tour! We are excited to welcome prospective undergraduate students on campus once again, with a modified route and safety precautions to safeguard the health of our guests, tour staff, and the university community.

Haga clic en el banner de la parte superior de la página para acceder a nuestro Tour Virtual Guiado. Explore nuestro campus a través de panoramas de 360 grados, galerías de imágenes y videos interesantes sobre las personas y los lugares que conforman nuestra comunidad. Entérese de la increíble investigación que se lleva a cabo en nuestro campus, visite las colmenas, conozca las oportunidades disponibles que lo ayudaran a prosperar. ¡Míralo todo!

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U of T ranked first in Canada, 21st globally in Times Higher Education World University Rankings

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Published: September 28, 2023

By Adina Bresge

The University of Toronto has been ranked the top university in Canada, 21 st globally and third among North American public universities in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings .

The closely watched international ranking, released Wednesday , evaluated more than 1,900 research-intensive universities across the globe based on their performance in teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook.

U of T – which placed 10 th among public universities worldwide – was 15 th overall in the research environment category, which reflects a university’s reputation for research excellence among its peers.

“The University of Toronto is recognized consistently on the global stage for its comprehensive excellence in teaching, research and impact,” U of T President Meric Gertler said.

“This latest ranking is a tremendous credit to our dynamic community of researchers, learners, teachers and innovators.”

The Times Higher Education ranking assesses five areas – teaching, research environment, research quality, research excellence and industry – and draws from data sources including surveys of scholars, bibliometric analyses of academic databases and information about a university’s population, income and partnerships with industry.

For the 20 th edition of the ranking, Times Higher Education changed its methodology by expanding the number of performance indicators within the research category to include new metrics for research strength, research excellence and research influence, as well as adding an indicator for patents to the industry category.

There was some rearrangement among the top tier of universities compared to the 2023 ranking. U of T swapped spots with University of California, Los Angeles, which took 18 th place, followed by National University of Singapore and Cornell University.

The top five universities in the ranking were: University of Oxford, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University and University of Cambridge.

Other Canadian schools in the top 200 included: University of British Columbia (41 st ), McGill University (49 th ), McMaster University (103 rd ), University of Alberta (109 th ), Université de Montréal (111 th ) University of Waterloo (158 th ) and University of Ottawa (177 th ).

The ranking was revealed at Times Higher Education’s World Academic Summit , which is being held in Sydney, Australia, this week. President Gertler spoke in a session on improving Indigenous access to higher education following U of T’s recently announced initiative to cover tuition for students from nine neighbouring First Nations .

Overall, U of T continues to be one of the world’s top-ranked public universities in the five most closely watched international rankings:  U.S. News & World Report’s Best Global Universities,  Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, ShanghaiRanking Consultancy’s Academic Ranking of World Universities, and National Taiwan University World University Rankings.

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The battle is still on to try to get tickets to Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, with the singer performing in Toronto in November and in Vancouver in December. But some Canadians have taken matters into their own hands to celebrate "The Tortured Poets Department" artist, planning a fan experience titled "Toronto’s Version: Taylgate ’24."

Throughout all six dates of the Swift's sold out tour dates in Toronto (Nov. 14 - 16 and Nov. 21 - 23), fans can head to the city's Metro Toronto Convention Centre to take over the North Building. Set to run between 1:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. ET each day.

The idea is that fans with tickets can meet up and celebrate with other Swifties before the show, and those without tickets can still have a communal Swift celebration. Activities will include an area to make and exchange friendship bracelets, places to add a little more sparkle to their Eras Tour glam, and there will also be live DJ sets, sing-along spaces and Taylgate merchandise for purchase.

There are also plans to have a parent and guardian "waiting lounge" for anyone picking up Swift fans from the concert.

"I have two teenage daughters and they want a place to hang out with all their friends – not just the ones they’re sitting with at the show," a statement from event producer and co-founder Bram Goldstein reads. "With our venue being steps from the Rogers Centre, this event just made sense."

"We have a commitment to create the best possible experience for the artist’s fans and Torontonians; both those who did and didn’t get tickets to the big show," Joel Wolinsky, producer and co-founder of the event said in a statement.

Tickets to "Toronto’s Version: Taylgate ’24" are available for $55 at torontosversion.com for all six dates. While there haven't been any brand sponsorships announced yet, the event organizer have committed to supporting of two charities: Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Canada and Daily Bread Food Bank .

“We look forward to welcoming fans for Taylgate ’24, and we’re thrilled to be hosting this fantastic event,” Christine Tse, vice president of marketing and communications at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre said in a statement. "Special events like this play a crucial role in drawing out-of-town visitors to Toronto and generate such a positive impact on the local economy."