What campuses does the University of Toronto have?

The university operates St. George in downtown Toronto, Mississauga west of Toronto and Scarborough in eastern Toronto. The exact programme page controls the campus, delivery format, facilities and student services relevant to an applicant.

How much does U of T cost for international students?

Fees vary by programme, faculty, campus, year and student status. U of Tâ€™s published 2025-26 quick facts place first-entry international undergraduate tuition at approximately CAD 48,090â€“70,060 before compulsory non-academic incidental fees; graduate fees range widely, so use the current official fee schedule for the exact programme.

Does U of T offer nursing?

Yes. The Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing offers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and the School of Graduate Studies lists Nursing Science graduate routes including MN, DN and PhD. Eligibility, clinical requirements, fees and international availability must be checked on the current nursing pages.

What English-language proof is required?

There is no single score that applies to every U of T route. Undergraduate, graduate and professional programmes publish their own accepted tests, exemptions and minimums; applicants should follow the exact faculty or graduate-unit instructions.

Are international students eligible for every programme?

No. Availability is programme-specific. Some professional, regulated or domestic-priority routes may have citizenship, residency, prior-degree, test or placement restrictions. A programme page should state the relevant restriction before an applicant relies on it.

Does U of T guarantee accommodation?

Residence availability and guarantees depend on campus, level and published deadlines. U of T states that eligible first-time first-year undergraduates may receive a residence guarantee when they meet the listed conditions; graduate and upper-year students should plan independently as well.

Does a U of T degree guarantee a Canadian licence or job?

No. Professional licensing, supervised practice, immigration permission, employment and further examinations are separate processes governed by the relevant regulator or authority. Students should treat programme accreditation and licensing information as route-specific.

How should I shortlist a U of T programme?

Start with the exact official award and campus, then verify academic prerequisites, language evidence, intake and deadline, international availability, tuition and mandatory fees, funding, housing and any professional or visa conditions. Students Traffic can help organise that comparison before application.